Thriller

The Seven Geniuses

Wil’s biggest concern should have been surviving high school - not a war. Then armed men storm his school, people start dying, and Wil discovers that he and six other students are at the centre of a prophecy. And that’s only the beginning. The seven possess abilities they barely understand, and suddenly everyone seems to want something from them. Hunted by powerful enemies and aided by allies they aren’t sure they can trust, they’re dragged into a hidden war of magic, secrets, and blood. At first, they only want to survive. But every battle changes them. Friends become soldiers. Innocence becomes vengeance. And as the truth behind their powers begins to surface, Wil starts to fear that the prophecy was never meant to save the world. It was meant to break it. Somewhere behind the bloodshed, someone is pulling the strings - watching, waiting, and shaping the seven into exactly what they need them to become. Because the prophecy never promised they would all survive. Seven geniuses. One prophecy. But two are destined to fall.

Switched Hearts: When I Became the Man I Hated

EARTH'S LAST DAWN

Humanity has always looked toward the stars, wondering if someone or something was watching. Before sunrise, mysterious black ships suddenly appear above Earth. Governments collapse into panic, communication systems fail, and millions of people realize that humanity is facing something it has never encountered before. Daniel's ordinary life changes forever when he discovers that the invasion may be connected to his missing father, who vanished twenty-three years earlier while investigating a mysterious signal from deep space. But Daniel is not the only person carrying secrets. Maya, a mysterious young woman who seems to know far more about the invasion than she should, warns Daniel that the aliens are searching for specific people. She also gives him a warning that could destroy his trust in his closest friend; "Don't trust Samuel". As Daniel, Maya, Samuel, and a group of survivors struggle to escape the collapsing city, they uncover evidence that the aliens have known about humanity for thousands of years. Then Daniel discovers something impossible. The aliens aren't simply invading Earth. They are looking for him. Hidden beneath the planet is an ancient secret connected to humanity's forgotten past, a secret involving a mysterious civilization known as the Architects and a powerful structure called the Dawn Gate. The deeper Daniel searches for answers, the more disturbing the truth becomes. Humanity may not have originated on Earth. Its memories may have been deliberately erased. And the aliens may not be the true enemies.

Milk and Murder

On the morning of the school cultural festival, a student is found dead in the haunted house attraction. The mechanism failed. The investigation finds no clear answers. One by one, pieces of Kensuke's hidden life begin to surface from beneath the cheerful, ordinary version everyone thought they knew. And with every new detail, the homeroom teacher feels the same disturbing thought return. None of them had truly known Ushijima Kensuke at all… Set against the backdrop of contemporary Japan, from the snow-buried villages of Hokkaido to the borrowed apartments of Kobe, Milk and Murder asks whether the distance between protection and harm is always as clear as we need it to be. The plot twist in Milk and Murder was rejected by 11 publishers. Kiyoka had had enough of this shit and self-published it. Most readers found it depressing, yet they couldn't stop reading. One person asked her what the fuck she was smoking when she wrote it. Check out the reviews on Amazon.

The Resonance of Greed

Japan, 2006. The economy is waking from its lost decade, fortunes are made in a morning, and the country's most celebrated young tycoon is about to learn how quickly it can all be taken away. Hisa Tomoya is nineteen, brilliant and penniless. He gave up a place at the best university in the country to keep the people he loved afloat, and he has been paying for it ever since. Then, on the worst night of his life, he is offered a single wish by something that should not exist. He does not ask for gold, which can be frozen or stolen. He asks for something no one can take from him. What he gets is a gift with rules, a cruel sense of humour attached, and a price he has not yet begun to understand. Now a boy from the back streets of Saitama is heading for the Tokyo boardrooms where the real decisions are made, armed with a secret that could make him untouchable, or destroy him.

My Best friend wants my life

Sophia Parker has everything she ever wanted, a successful business, a loving marriage, and a billionaire husband she adores. But her perfect life begins to unravel when her former best friend, Taylor Adrian, suddenly returns with a hidden agenda. Consumed by resentment and revenge, Taylor infiltrates Sophia and Evan’s marriage, manipulating situations and fabricating evidence until they begin to believe they have betrayed each other. As their marriage crumbles, Sophia and her best friend Lily secretly investigate Taylor, only to uncover a dangerous criminal empire far more sinister than they imagined. Now Sophia must do everything to protect her marriage.

Between Worlds

Morgan was just trying to make it through another day. A husband, a father, and a former Ranger, he had a wife waiting at home, children who needed him, and a life that was far from perfect—but it was his. Then, in the middle of his living room, Morgan disappears. He awakens in another world surrounded by magic, knights, and a group of Japanese students who have apparently been summoned before. The kingdom calls them heroes. Morgan calls it kidnapping. Unlike the others, Morgan has no interest in fighting a Demon Lord, serving a king, or becoming some legendary hero. He just wants to go home to his family. But the kingdom's story doesn't add up. Why has this happened before? Why are people from different worlds being summoned? Why are some of the summoned never allowed to return? And why does Morgan have a feeling that the kingdom isn't telling them everything? With the help of another soldier named Dre, Morgan begins searching for answers while learning to survive in a world where magic is real and his own abilities may be far more dangerous than he understands. Back on Earth, Morgan's son refuses to believe his father simply disappeared. As he digs deeper into old reports of unexplained disappearances, he discovers something that shouldn't exist—and begins to suspect that his father may not be missing at all. Two worlds. Two sides searching for the truth. And a system that has been operating for far longer than either of them realizes. Morgan has one goal: **Get home.** But getting home may mean tearing down the entire system that brought him there.

Detective Go

In the cold, rain-slicked sprawl of New-Urban, blood does not spill by chance—it flows by design. The entire metropolis, with its razor-sharp grid of intersecting streets, is built like a massive 19 \times 19 Go board. When a prominent real estate tycoon is found dead in the central square—his body encased in a waterproof white circle and a polished black Go stone pinned to his chest by a silver dagger—Detective Youssef realizes he isn't hunting a ordinary serial killer. He is facing a grandmaster playing as "Black," executing a high-stakes, lethal game across the city’s blueprint: * The streets are the grid lines. * The districts are the territories. * And human lives are the stones. With every new body dropped at a strategic intersection, Youssef is forced into playing "White," locked in a desperate defensive race against time. One wrong move means suffocating a victim's "liberties"—their very breath—and surrendering an entire neighborhood to darkness. The bloody trial leads Youssef straight to the "Nine Dragons," an ancient Go club run by a blind master, unearthing a dark secret from an infamous 1835 match known as the "Blood-Spilling Game." A deeply buried vendetta has awakened from the shadows, seeking to rewrite history in blood. Who is manipulating the black stones from behind the scenes? And can Youssef decipher the pattern before the killer closes the trap and claims total control of the board?

Shadow of the Blade, Dust of the Spirits

Shadow of the Blade, Dust of the Spirits Synopsis: In a world ruled by rigid Daoist codes and hidden corruption, survival is the ultimate rebellion. Ming Xian, a brilliant tactician and former warrior, chose to abandon the sacred code of ritualistic death to stay alive. Branded a disgraced renegade, he wanders the fringes of a fractured Jianghu, relying on sharp intellect rather than blind honor. When a series of gruesome, spell-bound murders plagues the empire, leaving behind traces of forbidden Qi and volcanic seals, the line between justice and madness blurs. Forced into an uneasy alliance with Baihua—an ancient, cynical Pine Spirit with zero patience for human hypocrisy—Ming Xian must navigate political intrigue and supernatural horrors. As dark forces threaten to plunge the realm into chaos, the unlikely duo must uncover the truth behind the killings. But in a world where the living are more monstrous than spirits, uncovering the past might cost them their lives.

THE WOLFBOUND

Claude Grey has never been the strongest, smartest, or most talented person around him. But that has never stopped him from trying to become a Hero. In the year 2240, the world has changed. Strange areas known as Tangents have appeared across the Earth, bringing monsters, dangerous environments, and creatures that should never have existed. Humanity has adapted by relying on the Reborn—people who awaken a System and gain a class that determines what they can become. Claude finally gets his chance. After a dangerous encounter in the Redwoods, Claude is Reborn and receives a class that he never expected: Beast Tamer. At first, it seems like a simple path to becoming stronger. But Claude soon discovers that his new abilities are tied to something much deeper. His connection with the forest grows stronger, his senses begin to change, and the instincts he develops are becoming harder to ignore. With Frosty, a massive PitWolf who has been part of his life since childhood, Claude begins his new life as a Hero. Between the Academy, rivalries, training, Tangents, and increasingly dangerous enemies, he slowly learns that becoming strong is only part of the problem. The more Claude learns about the world around him, the more complicated his idea of being a Hero becomes. There are monsters inside the Tangents. There are monsters outside them too. And Claude may have to figure out which side he belongs to.

A Cage Called Destiny

Anaya never believed in marriage. To escape every proposal, she created a simple game—three impossible wishes, one café, and a list of conditions no man had ever accepted. Until Reyansh. Instead of walking away, he challenged every rule she had built around herself, forcing her into a marriage neither of them could have imagined. What begins as a clash of two stubborn strangers slowly turns into something far more complicated, where trust is fragile, emotions are dangerous, and every answer only seems to raise more questions. But not every story begins where it appears to. Some truths are buried beneath silence. Some promises were made long before they ever met. And sometimes, the greatest betrayal isn't the one you see coming—it's the one that has been waiting from the very beginning.