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Science Fiction · LitRPG
44,900 words · 18 chapters · On Amazon
Streamer Maren Kovac plays Emberforge for fifty thousand viewers — until a hesitation over a scavenger's vial triggers a moral debt the haptic collar makes real. The Last Ember is not loot. It is the key to who owns the choice.
"OW, SHIT! The haptic collar tightened, a cold squeeze against her neck."Read More
Science Fiction
In progress · Chapter 1 preview
Ren and the Cass Meridian salvage crew board the Saeculum, an abandoned research vessel whose dimensions, light, and timekeeping refuse to obey familiar physics. Inside, a log records events eleven days ahead — and suggests the crew may be moving backward through time.
"The Saeculum filled the forward viewport of the Cass Meridian for the better part of six hours before Ren authorized the approach."Read More
Gothic
68,400 words · 12 chapters
She is twenty-eight, precise, and careful with her ledger. When a parcel turns up in her satchel addressed in her own handwriting — an address she has no memory of writing, a house that does not appear in any official record — she logs it as a discrepancy and continues. That is what a carrier does.
"The fog had been present since before she left the depot, and it remained now"Read More
Fantasy · Gaslamp
71,200 words · 12 chapters · On Amazon
Vera Ashcroft seeks her father's missing expedition credentials at the Guild — and discovers that the maps of the Drift hide more than uncharted coastlines.
"Somewhere above the city the Orrery ticked, slow and enormous and slightly wrong."Read More
Mystery · Cozy
64,800 words · 12 chapters
Wren tends an apothecary tower where herbs have opinions and the harvest carries secrets — a cozy mystery rooted in craft, community, and the smell of things gone wrong.
"The sorrel arrived in a damp bundle, tied with the same river-grass cord Maret always used."Read More
Fantasy · Cozy
62,400 words · 12 chapters
Rowan inherits a workroom where plants lean toward your hand and belonging is the real magic — a cozy fantasy about finding your place in a world that already has wonder in it.
"The repotting had been going well until the lavender decided to have opinions."Read More
Thriller
69,600 words · 12 chapters · On Amazon
An audit officer discovers a 0.4-second gap in a hospital allocation log — and the system reached a decision about a child that no human was told about until it was finished.
"At 14:03:11 on a November night, a resource allocation system processed a mass casualty event in 0.404 seconds."Read More
Horror · Analog
28,000 words · 12 chapters
A dispatcher exiled to a remote Alaska repeater station finds the equipment refusing to behave like equipment — and a secret line that blinks with no carrier behind it.
"The knob turns against the pad of his thumb — a quarter-inch of resistance, then a give that feels earned, deliberate"Read More
Horror · Traditional
27,700 words · 10 chapters
Elowen Vale returns to settle her grandmother's estate and finds a sealed mansion, unfinished repairs, and an archive of ghost stories that was never meant to be read as scholarship.
"The key didn't turn."Read More
Fantasy · Cozy
19,500 words · 12 chapters
Petra Finch brews memory-teas in a converted grain-tower shop — and keeps every tin in order so she never has to brew one for herself.
"The silver scoop felt familiar in Petra's hand as she leaned over the wooden counter"Read More
Historical Fiction · Western
52,500 words · 22 chapters · On Amazon
Texas, 1881. Cattleman Cal Whitlock finds a company-red locating stake in his north fence — the railroad has already chosen this grass. Getting the line is a real win. It still does not name everyone who paid for it.
"The Texas sun pressed a heavy, dry heat against Cal Whitlock's shoulders as he worked the north fence line."Read More
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