Brave Fantasy Web Novels & Stories

In the shadows of mountain soga, Rashida's quiet love for the brave warrior Zafaro is ripped apart when war with gbantala calls him away. Declared dead after months of silence, Zafaro's disappearannce allows Rashida's ambitious sister, Hikma, to scheme her way into high society through a forced marriage. but Zafaro has survived and he is fighting his way home to reclaim his love and expose the truth before it's too late.

Nox died a failure, clutching the body of the boy who had bled out just to buy him a few seconds of life. Then he woke up. The world is still quiet, but Nox knows the clock is ticking. He remembers how the sky peels back like a wound. He remembers the Gates dropping from the clouds and the "Authorities" that stepped through them-beings straight out of nightmare and myth. Archangels, war gods, and ancient primordials who treated humanity like an ant hill. But something is different this time. When the System scans Nox to slot him into a neat little category, it glitches. Authority: Unregistered. The gods are coming back to finish what they started, but they're walking into a trap. Nox isn't just preparing for the apocalypse anymore; he's becoming the one thing the System can't control. This time, he isn't the one who needs protecting.

They betrayed her once. This time, she'll make them pay. Arya died believing that loving the wrong people was her greatest mistake. Her husband, Ethan, her best friend, Chloe, and her own mother-in-law left her to face a world consumed by the infected. But fate gives her a second chance. Reborn ninety days before the apocalypse, Arya knows exactly what awaits humanity—and the people who destroyed her. This time, she won't beg for love, sacrifice her fortune, or die for people who never deserved her. As the world descends into chaos, her enemies will discover that the woman they once used and discarded is now the one they should fear. The apocalypse is coming. And Arya's revenge will be just as merciless.

She survived the end of the world then died and woke up as the fake heiress in a beastman novel, destined to die before the story even begins. Her family disowns her. Her wolf fiancé demands she kneel. Instead, Rosalind breaks his hand. Now five deadly beastmen want her… and one of them knows her secret.

After losing her sense of direction in a life that no longer feels like her own, Reverie finds herself in a world she never knew existed. Beyond a mysterious stone lies Ardenvale, an ancient forest surrounded by folklore, strange creatures, and a quiet village called Ardelle. There, she crosses paths with Easton Sylvan, a local who knows the forest better than most and carries his own understanding of its old stories. With nowhere else to go, Reverie begins to build a life among unfamiliar faces, quiet forests, and a world far removed from the one she left behind.

Seraphine Valence has always felt like a part of her life was missing. There were dreams that felt so real, places that seemed strangely familiar, and a mysterious necklace that kept leading her to a name that shouldn’t have meant anything to her: Lysander Blackthorne. In the eyes of the world, Lysander is nothing more than a dangerous fugitive. But to Lysander, Seraphine is the person who was once the most important part of his life—someone who knew him better than anyone else, loved him, and then vanished without a trace, leaving behind only a promise to return. As fragments of her memory resurface, Seraphine slowly realizes that her encounter with Lysander was no coincidence. There is something in her past that has been deliberately hidden, and the closer she gets to the truth, the harder it becomes for her to distinguish between forgotten memories and feelings that may never have truly faded.

“At least you could tell me your name,” she said. He was quiet for a long moment, then said, “Aleron Dravenhart.” Aleron Dravenhart? What an ancient sounding name, she thought. “I’m Seraphine. Seraphine Clarke.” She held her hand out toward him and waited patiently for him to take it. When he finally did, and his skin met hers, Seraphine felt a jolt of something she couldn’t identify pass between them. He felt it, too. She saw the flash of surprise in his eyes before he had the chance to disguise it. And somehow, it made her feel better to know that he was no happier about that flash than she was. Her body was awakening to sensations she’d blocked for five years. And the raw ache within threatened to bring her to her knees. She stood up and backed away, as if distance from this mysterious man could make everything she’d felt drain away. It didn’t help. _______ When Seraphine Clarke found a man passed out in her front yard one morning, she had no idea how offering to help him would change her life. She'd helped him. Invited her into her home. But what she didn't know was that she'd invited danger into her life as well, and life as she knew and understood it was about to change. She'd introduced herself into the world of magic, witches, danger, blood and more importantly, vampires. ... What happens when she falls in love with one?

He stole her to save his heart. The court's plan was to take hers. Wren Calloway mends locks in a border village, and she has one rule: never leave anything open. Ten years ago she left a gate unlatched — and the fae took her mother through it. On Tithe Night, Prince Rhydian Thornveil breaks his own court's law in front of the whole village. He doesn't take the tithe. He takes her. His heart is turning to black briar-wood, thorn by thorn — the curse that unmade his father. In twenty-nine days the last thorn reaches the centre, and the court will have to kill the thing on the throne. Only one pair of hands can cut the curse-thorn free: hands that can hold cold iron without burning. An iron-hand. Wren is the first found in a hundred years. What the court isn't telling her: their original cure was simpler. Her living heart, grafted in place of his dying one. The prince burned that order before he ever saw her face — and his refusal is treason. Bound by a bargain she negotiated herself — thirty days, her craft for her family's safety and her free departure at the Solstice — Wren must survive a palace of beautiful liars, a regent who calls her "our little remedy," and a prince who is ruthless to everyone except her. Because some things cannot be taken, bought, or bargained for. They can only be given. Stolen by the Fae Prince is a slow-burn enemies-to-lovers fae romantasy with a cursed prince, a competent heroine, lethal court etiquette, and a bargain with teeth. Book 1 of The Veilbound Courts — HFN ending, series HEA guaranteed.

When the sky broke, the world changed. Monsters emerged from across the Earth, tearing through cities and turning familiar streets into hunting grounds. Governments struggled to respond, and humanity faced extinction. Then came the Awakening. A significant minority of people developed extraordinary powers and skills, giving humanity its first chance to fight back. New heroes rose from the chaos. Survivors formed teams. And for the first time, the monsters could bleed. But Jake Adrian received nothing. At twenty-one, he was an ordinary university student in Chicago, with no special ability to protect himself and no place among the newly awakened. In a world where power increasingly determined who lived and who died, Jake was just another helpless human. Until a monster killed him. Death should have been the end. Instead, Jake awakened something no one else possessed: a mysterious System, and his first skill was {Immortality}. Now he can return from deaths that should be final. But every resurrection carries a hidden cost, and something about his existence seems to attract the attention of creatures that should never recognize a human. As Jake struggles to survive, protect the people he cares about, and understand the power he never asked for, he begins to uncover secrets buried beneath the apocalypse. The world is changing. The monsters are evolving. And the man who cannot stay dead may be becoming something far more terrifying than the things hunting humanity.

**The Dragon King's Little Bunny** *By Miracle Nicholas* Lucy Hartwell has one night to save her sister's life, and one stranger willing to pay for it. She never expects to see him again. Until she walks into the royal bride selection and meets those golden eyes across the throne room. He's the dragon prince. She's the poor little rabbit the whole kingdom laughs at. And he has decided she's his. But in a palace built on power, a prince's choice is never just a choice. The queen wants her gone. The noble houses want her buried. And the rivals circling the throne have just found the perfect weapon: the one girl the prince will not give up. Every step Lucy takes beside him puts a target on her back. Every day he refuses to let her go, his crown slips a little closer to the edge. He could save his throne by walking away. He won't. And there is something about Lucy that no one, not even she, understands. Something the Moon Goddess has been protecting. Something worth killing for. How long can a little bunny survive in a kingdom of dragons? And what will the prince burn to keep her?

In the Kingdom of Valeris, magic determines status, power, and destiny. Eighteen year old Kevin Riven was born into one of the kingdom's most powerful noble families. But while his twin sister, Arena, is celebrated as a magical prodigy, Kevin has spent his entire life struggling to control his own power. On the day of their Codex Ceremony, Arena receives a rare four-point Codex, confirming her place among Valeris' greatest young mages. Kevin receives nothing. Humiliated and convinced that he has failed, Kevin refuses to give up. Then, at the edge of a river, when he is pushed to the brink of death, an impossible Codex appears. A five-point Codex. Black as night. Glowing crimson. No one understands where it came from—or why Kevin was chosen. Soon, Kevin discovers that his mysterious Codex is connected to an ancient guardian named Veyr, a strange black dragon who can communicate with him and teach him to control the power within. But possessing extraordinary magic does not make Kevin powerful. He must learn to control it. He must learn to fight. And most importantly, he must learn to believe in himself. When Kevin enters the Magical Knight Trial, he is still considered the weak Riven twin. While Arena attracts the attention of every Captain, Kevin struggles simply to prove that he belongs. But the five-point Codex is hiding secrets. Secrets connected to an ancient power that Valeris has forgotten. As Kevin's journey continues, he will discover that the world he thought he understood is far larger and far more dangerous than he ever imagined. Because sometimes the person everyone overlooks... is the person the world should have feared. The Kingdom of Valeris has chosen its next generation of heroes. But it may have accidentally awakened something much older.