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The Raging Diamond

The Raging Diamond

She knew if she broke one little rule, it can be used against her kingdom at the International Court. Dragomir was the third son of King Othello, the warrior who defeated Orion’s coven. A man of few words, who would go to great lengths to seek vengeance. Atarah knew this because it wasn’t their first meeting. He was the only man who challenged her in battle, who drove her to the edge of the cliff, who knew what she was capable of.
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SHIN SEKAI: SPARK OF THE NEW WORLD

SHIN SEKAI: SPARK OF THE NEW WORLD

Shiro yelled "It doesn't work that way" Orie replied "what do you mean?" Shiro asked "I can only use them when I'm doing something for the gods and right now I'm not" Orie answered "I saw you using them last time, what were you doing for doing for the gods then?" Shiro answered "saving you" Orie answered "And what do I have to do with the gods?" Shiro asked "you are Amadioha's thunder" After hearing Orie's answer to his question the only thing could come out of Shiro's mouth was "ehhh?"
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Contract Marriage to the Cold Hearted Mafia Boss

Contract Marriage to the Cold Hearted Mafia Boss

So instead of a god, he sought a lamb. Far from Olympus, beneath the heavy, golden sunlight of Troy’s distant hills, a shepherd prince slept beneath an olive tree, entirely unaware that fate had already marked his soul. Paris. The abandoned son of a king. The child spared from death. The man destined to bring a world to ruin. The air suddenly grew thick, heavy with the scent of ozone and crushed roses. When Paris opened his eyes, the mountain slopes trembled. Four divine figures stood before him, casting shadows that felt like a physical weight against his chest.
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FATE

FATE

He always uses a golden glove to hide it. "What do we do father?.." I asked. "Her blood can make the king immortal." Harrod answers. "Who?." "King Gerald's daughter." Father replies. "So?." "Get me her blood or I'll take away your right as the prince!." Father says with a serious look. I sigh and nod affirmatively. "No worries. Where is she?." I speak through gritted teeth. I'll do anything when it comes to having the throne!!. SAGE ACADEMY
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FATE

FATE

flashback Kayla made it to this handsome stranger and his dog before I did, but he thankfully held on to her before she could touch the animal. “Woah, princess, you don't just touch any dog like that, okay? It can hurt you.” He explained, tone gentle. “But I wanna touch it.” Kayla pressed stubbornly, her mouth taking on that cute pout most people found hard to say no to.
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Alpha King's Human Mate

Alpha King's Human Mate

"Micaela, my love," Orpheus called out to me. "Come, let me introduce you to a good friend of mine," he said, stretching his arm out for me to take as I walked over to him. A small smile lit up my face when I stood beside him. Our hands clapped together. "Micaela, I want you to meet Stefano and Aurora, Alpha and Luna of the Blue Moon Pack. Stefano and Aurora, this is my mate, Micaela."
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The Orphan and the Mythics

The Orphan and the Mythics

Idris my gorgeous god like specimen. I let my body soak up the oils again, rubbing them all over myself reaching in deeply. Sad as I know I am washing off his man scent. All my thoughts now are on Idris. Our latenight meeting. The kiss, I can’t get my mind off it, the sensations it brought. Him being a Phoenix. Lord of all creation. My only thought, or care now. My heart beats hard and loud, just thinking of him or picturing his immaculate face.
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The Destroyer

The Destroyer

Their eyes always give it away. "Welcome back, Lord Ares. I wanted to wait till after you had returned before taking my leave. I am Oracle Trophonius." the oracle bowed his head. "I’m Phaedra, and only here because I did a favor for Eros." the gorgon shrugged indifferently. My eyes narrowed when he said his name, and my nostrils flared as my hand bawled into a fist. "You son of a bitch... I should add your name to the death count." I glared.
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Isla El88
I've followed Bryant's books mainly through her werewolf stories, which are amazing, but I am obsessed with the Destroyer - the details about Greek Mythology remind me of my Granny reading to me as a child. Expertly written as always, love the humanity of the characters. Regularly updated as well.
Amy Glinski
So in love with this sweet romance. At chapter 47 we are about to a simmer, I have a feeling by chapter 55 there will be a full boil going between these two. Bryant delivers two unforgettable main characters and easily layers in many others so that we get to know the whole cast without confusion.
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LUNAR BONDS

LUNAR BONDS

Trusting her instincts, she reached out and grasped his hand, feeling a surge of energy flow between them. With a flash of light, the battlefield transformed, transporting them to a realm where time seemed to stand still. The figure, now revealed as an ancient being known as Arion, smiled gently at Amelia. "Amelia, the power of the Orb can indeed restore Lucius's lost love," Arion spoke, his voice carrying a weight of ancient wisdom. "But it can also restore balance to the realms and bring about the harmony that has been long sought after."
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Orfeo is a fascinating blend of mythology and modernity, weaving the story of a retired music professor who accidentally stumbles into a bioterrorism scare. Peter Els, the protagonist, spends his days experimenting with DNA-based music compositions in his home lab—until a misunderstanding with neighbors leads to authorities suspecting him of creating biological weapons. The narrative jumps between his past as a avant-garde composer and his present as a fugitive, mirroring the myth of Orpheus descending into the underworld. Els' journey becomes a meditation on art, science, and redemption, with each chapter humming like a musical movement—sometimes chaotic, sometimes hauntingly beautiful.

What really grips me is how the book questions the boundaries between creation and destruction. Els' obsession with encoding music into bacterial DNA echoes Orpheus' attempt to reclaim Eurydice through song, but here, the 'underworld' is the post-9/11 paranoia of America. Richard Powers writes with such lyrical precision that even the science feels poetic. By the end, you're left wondering whether Els is a misunderstood genius or a man tragically out of sync with his time—much like Orpheus himself, whose music couldn't save him from human folly.

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