Fantasy World

Evan just wants a quiet life where he escapes into books, drinks a ridiculous amount of coffee, and devours every muffin in sight. But then he's transported to another world with magic, sword-wielding knights with big... hearts, and men who find him too adorable to resist.

Matthew's life takes a crazy turn when a simple holiday visit turns into a crazy adventure. Swapping his marketing desk for an unexpected inheritance—the bookstore left behind by his uncle—he's led to a hidden portal. This isn't just any portal; it leads to a realm. A new world of dungeons, quests, and game-like mechanics. Matthew emerges on the other side to find himself not only in the realm of Dunnishire but also as a Royal Duke in the land of Inneshys. As he navigates courtly life, he inadvertently sets off ripples that threaten to disrupt the delicate balance in the new world.

Theo has made it to Pirate Island, and now needs to get to the next stage of his journey, the Dominion Empire. That means joining the crew of the dreaded Captain Red, an ancient pirate with a fearsome reputation. Except Theo is also developing a reputation. One of a cold-blooded killer, and it worries him. Yet, despite a desire to change course, his actions lead him towards darker and darker deeds. Theo may have escaped the arena, and slavery, but has it cost him his soul?

A collection of stories drawn from some of the finest early 20th-century works on folklore and mythology. Inside, you'll encounter enchanted princesses, mischievous elves, mysterious spirits, shape-shifting animals, and noble heroes facing trials beyond imagination. Whether it's the delicate retellings of Katharine Pyle, offering graceful versions of beloved fairy tales, or the rich global selections curated by master editors like William Allan Neilson, William Patten, and Charles William Eliot, every story carries its own touch of magic.

Office worker Leon is reincarnated into a dating sim video game, where women reign supreme and only beautiful men have a seat at the table. But Leon has a secret weapon: he remembers everything from his past life, which includes a complete playthrough of the very game in which he is now trapped. Can Leon spark a revolution to change this new world order?

At the cost of his own life, Marc finally had his revenge upon the demon that killed his family. Or so he thought. Reincarnated in a fantasy world, he has to start his hunt again... From the very beginning!

Silfen has a problem. People are going missing and slavers are suspected. Having survived the coup attempt, Theo and his party are assigned to investigate, only to find things may be even more sinister than they first appear.

Merritt Alder is done with Earth. The planet is polluted and overpopulated, and its people are hungry. Earth's first colony, Galena, is a pioneer world 10,000 light years away. It has clean air, unpolluted water, and continents of arable land. Anyone can start a new life…if they can get there. For Merritt, the journey is only the beginning. Obstacles arise every step of the way, forcing compromise and sacrifice. And not everyone on his ship is pure of heart. The bonds he forges on the journey will be the key to surviving on another world—a world anyone has yet to fully explore.

Theo has survived his first five years, and a rather perilous dungeon encounter, in his new fantasy life. But now he's back at the academy, along with his mothers and Gisel, his goblin friend. Surely things will go a lot more smoothly now. I mean, what could possibly go wrong?

Damien was a simple man, cruising on the highway of life. A goddess of temptation lures him into a deal he scoffs at. To him, superstition is for the foolish. Small problem: she's real, her ritual works, and Damien is magically teleported into a strange new realm.

Time to plunge in deep Ando (Channing West in the real world) has been dealing with Shoremen, the people who killed his Uncle Robert, for far too long. With a stolen Fantacon, and a new account/avatar, he’s going undercover, looking to infiltrate Shoremen as a potential recruit. The plan works well, almost too well. One of Shoremen’s players has endangered themselves, and he’s expected to help bring them in. Just like an undercover movie, he’s going in too deep, but what he discovers could turn the tide in ending Nacron’s regime. Uncle Robert Left Me His Fantasy World is a series ...

Theo wants to get on with his journey home. Unfortunately, he's been lumbered with the title of Lord, and told to clean up a Domain in the Empire. So, impatient for results, he uses his magic, sometimes quite brutally, to get the job done. Of course, he has a little help from his friends too! Once his enemies are dealt with, he has to work out how he's going to get east, into the Alliance lands, to meet Gisel, Ella and Mizza, who are looking for him. That shouldn't be too hard, right? Wrong.

Theodore has finally made it to the legendary dungeon city of Dumegard. Now all he has to do is find his way through a huge space under a giant mountain range, avoid a wizard bent on revenge, bandits with strange powers, strange beings from other dimensions, and powerful dungeon boss monsters. Easy.

Khemet has guarded the tombs of her people for millions of years, patiently waiting for the day when the numberless legions of the dead will rise again. As they finally begin to stir, old ambitions and treacheries are roused with them. Betrayed and imprisoned, dogged by the shame of a terrible failure, Khemet has endured the gravest punishment Necron ingenuity can conjure. Now she is free, offered a single chance to restore her honour and reclaim her standing.

Rob didn't think of himself as anyone special, but when a pitch-black portal tried to wrap his best friend in chains, he stepped up without thinking and found himself ensnared instead. His moment of heroism results in being torn away from everyone he knew and loved, kidnapped by an unknown force that leaves him with a note in his pocket stating: "Good luck." After being thrown into the wilderness of Elatra, a hostile fantasy world ruled by levels, stats, progression, and bizarre video game logic, he finds himself entirely out of his depth.

When a dragon crashes through a portal near her Texas high school, Ophelia can hardly believe her eyes. Dragons and magic just exist in fairy tales, right? But the moment she bonds with the dying monarch dragon named Sun in the Black Sky, Ophelia discovers they are very real…and very deadly. Before she can make sense of what’s happening, Ophelia is dragged into the magical and treacherous realm of Charassi. A world where her dragon bond marks her as Queen of the Fae.

The year is 2245, and the world has undergone explosive growth in multiple industries. The age of Virtual Reality came long ago, opening up new fields for people to enjoy and seek employment. There were even those that chose to sacrifice their physical bodies, becoming digital existences that lived within Internet communities. But with the age of VR, everyone still dreamed of that next step, the next level of adventure.

Theo is in The Gap, and having problems. A monk is determined to expose him to the authorities, and after a brief battle, has fled into a dungeon, which is suddenly teeming with undead. Now Theo, with one colleague, has to give chase, avoiding the dangers of the dungeon whilst hunting him down. This proves more problematic than expected, with the appearance of some old, and not welcome, acquaintances along the way. Even then, there's a new and deadly threat he needs to overcome, and he's not even near Dumegard yet! Can Theo finally conquer The Gap, and make his way to the infamous dungeon? ...

Compliment ~ Tease ~ Pinch ~ Vampire's Kiss ~ Dodge Not exactly the hand of cards Renji had been hoping for… ~ Trapped in a virtual-reality deckbuilder, Renji quickly learns he has to defeat alluring monster girls to survive. Growing in power with each sensual victory, Renji plunges head-first into the deadly world of UwU Online with the eager support of his monstrous new companions. Disclaimer: This LitRPG novel contains mature themes, adult humor, and scenes of intimacy intended for mature readers.

Leonard Dunning wakes up in a home he doesn't remember—and to a face in the mirror he doesn't recognize. He soon discovers he attends Blue Cherry High with his best friend, Josh Bernstein, who seems to be the most popular boy in school, with several girls competing for his attention. As the girls collide and clash over the oblivious Josh, Leo realizes each of them displays quirks of characters found in an anime harem comedy. So if Josh is the story's protagonist, what does that make Leo?