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Project Bloodborn: The Complete Series A government experiment gone wrong. A Vietnam vet turned werewolf. A mission for redemption. Ded Brenner is on the run, cursed to become a deadly beast every month. But when he discovers a town under the thumb of a brutal drug kingpin, he embraces his savage nature to protect the innocent. As his past closes in, the line between man and monster blurs, and every battle brings him closer to losing his humanity. Dive into the Project Bloodborn series, where supernatural vengeance meets high-octane action. All 10 pulse-pounding books in one thrilling ...

London has a vampire problem... and Emily's been sent to fix it. On her eighteenth birthday, Emily wanted an iPhone and designer shoes. Instead, she got superpowers and a mission to wipe out the bloodsuckers overrunning the city. But there's one problem... the Foundation has no idea about her dark side. Now she's knee-deep in the supernatural underworld—facing off against werewolves, shapeshifters, magicians, and a whole mess of vampires. And just to complicate things, Emily might be falling for one of them. Worse still, an ancient evil is clawing its way into her soul, threatening to ...

Roads don’t keep order—people do. Drew Armstrong is still permanently Level 1, still carrying a mop, a teacup, and a talent for ending fights without adding bodies to the count. When three caravans hire his witness-only escort—“clean seats, public refunds, med first”—Drew and the crew roll out to tame a choke-point called Three-Spans… and the toll artists, “express” pass peddlers, and parade drummers who make it dangerous. Armed with benches, chalk, and a stubborn rule called Read @ Knees, Drew turns chaos into a corridor: rope to peg (low), Single Signal (hands or bell), ...

He spawned in a murder-maze with a mop, a teacup, and a permanent Level 1 tag. What’s the worst that could happen? Drew was making lattes. Blink. Now he’s an Empty Hand Warrior in a medieval dungeon that runs on game rules and bad ideas. No sword. No armor. Just breath, footwork, and a cup he refuses to drop. The System insists he’s Level 1 forever—a glitch the locals love to laugh at. Joke’s on them. Drew’s class scales off rhythm, timing, and audacity. He learns Flow (breathe right, hit right), Step Aside (don’t be there), and the Anywhere Punch—touch the seam on zero and ...

Level 1 forever. A mop that steams like a small miracle. And a goblin clerk who brought biscuits…and paperwork. Drew’s glitch means he’ll never level, but the market doesn’t need a champion—it needs a grown-up. When Scrib, a painfully polite goblin clerk, files for Sparring Privileges (witnessed aisle, crash mats, snack clause), Drew agrees to teach open-palm takedowns where everyone can see them. Training turns into a spectacle-free festival—until a slick racketeer from Turnspike shows up selling “tiered safety” that skips the clinic. Nope. With benches set, lanterns ...

Drew Armstrong is still gloriously, infuriatingly Level 1—and the city just invited him to an open tournament built for spectacle. Nobles want clang. Sponsors want blood. Drew wants a clean seat and a signed receipt. He enters with no blades, no ropes, no head hits… and starts winning anyway—on timing, angles, and a grip that turns monsters and showboats into polite furniture. When a champion in full plate steps into the ring, Drew does the unthinkable: unbuckles with consent on the rule board and helps the man sit with dignity. The crowd learns there are louder things than applause...

Vegas didn’t die. It grew teeth. When the lights flicker and the water starts coming with a price tag, the Strip gets rebranded Jawbone City—new charter, new curfew, and a Water Board that smiles while it squeezes. “Priority passes” decide who drinks and who bleeds. Clinics barter plasma for diesel. And the city learns to bite. Lucas Kane wants no part of the new order… until the med lane needs a rider, a kid needs a miracle, and the syndicate’s “temporary measures” start feeling permanent. Caught between crooked law and desperate people, Lucas builds a third option—street...

Drew is still gloriously, infuriatingly Level 1—a system glitch with a mop, a bucket, and a talent for clean fights. The city wants “Safety Subscriptions.” The kitchens want their cleaver back. The tunnels want benches, not rope. Drew wants people to stop slipping on bad ideas. When a kitchen ogre starts taxing stew with a slab of steel, Drew walks in with a pot lid and footwork. When West Market tries to sell protection with whistles, he answers with Service Lane Protocol: inside voices, lantern low/high, benches before barrels, hands point with feet. Night runs, quiet craft, zero ...

In the neon shadows of Las Vegas, Lucas Kane's mundane existence shatters when a violent encounter awakens a primal force within him—a weretiger's spirit, both a curse and a calling. As he grapples with his newfound identity, Lucas is thrust into a hidden war against demonic entities threatening to consume the city. With the enigmatic Vitelli family as uneasy allies, he must navigate a treacherous underworld where every choice teeters between salvation and damnation. "The Awakening" marks the electrifying debut of "The Many Lives of Lucas Kane," a series that delves into the heart of ...

Las Vegas is open for business. To Hell. After sealing one Rift in the desert, exorcist–weretiger Lucas Kane rolls back into Vegas expecting a breather. Instead, the Strip is dim, cell towers are dead, and low-level demons swarm the city like roaches. The Vitelli vampire family is bleeding out, the Shifter Council shows up to “help” (and argue over who’s in charge), and something ancient is wiring mortuaries, tunnels, and nightclubs into a ritual circuit that spells one word: HOME. Lucas has a shotgun, a Saint Benedict medal, and a very short fuse. Riley—his blade-happy, bloodborn...

Drew is still Level 1. Permanently. That’s fine. He doesn’t need numbers to win—just a bench, a breath, and a room that remembers its manners. After turning a “public hearing” into a masterclass in calm, Drew opens the cheapest training yard in the city: pallets, chalk lines, free tea, and hard rules posted where knees can read them. Paywall’s thugs rebrand their protection racket as “Priority Lanes.” A royal inspector tries to sell a license to walk. The streets answer with receipts: Cup Rail moons, NO PASSES, INSIDE VOICES, and a guild that teaches holds instead of heroics...

Drew is still Level 1. Permanently. And somehow that’s the point. When a dungeon crowns a boss knight “Indomitable,” Drew brings breath, timing, and a door. One clean parry (Stage Door I), two open-palm seats, and the announcer quietly changes the script from defeat to practice concluded. Then the real fight begins—outside—where Sir Paywall wants to sell the town a “license to walk the road.” Chairs before blades. Med lane stays sacred. Rope gets parked. With Scrib the kindly goblin clerk (and his deadly tidy forms), Tig’s refusal book, Lark’s lantern pulse, and a market ...

The bell stays decorative. The crowd learns to breathe. And Drew—Empty Hand Warrior, mop in tow—walks into the capital square to end a monster made of applause. The Titan isn’t a dragon. It’s echo, optics, and bad habits with a choir. To beat it, Drew has to plate a Ring Charter at knee height, starve the rafters, and teach a city to count: Four = Double-Hold. Six = Ladder Reset. Eight = Quiet Ready. Nine = Anchor Feet. Ten = Clean Punch (Hands First). No swords. No passes. No tiers. Sabotage? Of course. Sir Paywall pivots from “safety” to “scoreboards”—until his crest ...

Drew Armstrong is still permanently Level 1. Still carrying a mop, a teacup, and a stubborn belief that rules—posted at knee height—beat blades and bravado. When the dungeons finally speak, they don’t ask for blood. They ask for terms. Drew brokers a first-ever Dungeon Amnesty: challenges, not massacres, No Child Spawns if MED FIRST is read out loud, and Mercy Exits that open on late. Tea Rooms calm traps. The Single Signal keeps hands talking instead of bells. And every glossy cheat gets dragged down to READ @ KNEES—where the law can be seen, traced, and kept. City hall wants ...

In a city where doors can turn into altars and paperwork kills as cleanly as knives, the blood supply is the new battleground. When Jawbone’s cold chain starts “accidentally” failing, exorcist-turned-reluctant-fix-it-man Lucas Kane and his crew do what they do best: make rooms behave. Nurses become generals, kids tape the law at shin height (“No passes in med”), wolves and velvet share a coffee without homicide, and every hinge learns its manners. Easy, right? Not when a contract-slick emissary offers to erase the evidence—for a private consent. Not when a sigil-caged freezer ...

The first pulse occurred in the old calendar year of 2022. Gigantic solar flares created massive electromagnetic pulses that stopped the heart of our modern world and returned us to the Dark Ages. And Marine Master Gunnery Sergeant Nathaniel Hogan finds that he has been changed by the gamma radiation in the solar flares. They have enhanced his natural abilities, giving him increased speed, strength, and healing; indefinitely extending his life span and enabling him to be able to draw on the power of the solar flares to create magik. But even he was not prepared for what happened next.

The epic saga continues in the heart-pounding finale of the Earth's Overlords series!Cash Stone, the indomitable cyberknight, stands at the precipice of destiny. The System has granted him unrivaled power, and now, as the Earth integrates with creatures from beyond, Cash's abilities surge to unimaginable heights. But with this newfound strength comes an ultimate challenge—the showdown against the corrupt Overlords. As the world hurtles toward Integration, Cash rallies a steadfast army: the fearless cavalry, the unwavering Peacekeepers, and a motley crew of allies. Together, they embark on...

In a world torn asunder by the RPG Overlords, Cash Stone, the resilient cyberknight, has emerged as a beacon of hope for the surviving humans. The System has awarded him unprecedented power, but with every victory, the enigmatic Overlords seem to tighten their grip, twisting the rules of the game for their amusement. As Integration looms on the horizon, Cash faces a race against time to unite the fragmented enclaves. With a small yet devoted army by his side, including the fearsome cavalry detachment and loyal Peacekeepers, he embarks on a perilous journey to seek out new allies, forging ...

In a world shattered by the cataclysmic "Integration," Earth becomes a treacherous playground ruled by the enigmatic RPG Overlords. Enter Cash Stone, a former Army Ranger whose life took a devastating turn in the desolate mountains of Afghanistan. With his limbs lost in the line of duty, he and his loyal canine companion, Bonny, seek solace in the solitude of the Appalachian wilderness. When the world plunges into chaos as the RPG System takes hold, Cash finds himself thrust into an unexpected role as a Cyberknight—a warrior empowered by arcane technology. His new cybernetic limbs ...

The first pulse occurred in the old calendar year of 2022. A sequence of gigantic solar flares created a series of massive electromagnetic pulses that stopped the heart of our modern world and returned us to the Dark Ages. Tens of thousands died within the first few hours as airplanes fell from the skies, hospitals ceased to work, and every form of modern transportation ground to a halt. Marine Master Gunnery Sergeant Nathaniel Hogan finds that the huge amounts of Gamma radiation in the solar flares have enhanced his natural abilities.