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Level up. Build your crew. Save the Galaxy. Byron Jones was just another lonely gamer until saving a mysterious old man earned him a once-in-a-lifetime invite to VENUS ONLINE, the most immersive sci-fi VRMMORPG ever created. Inside the game, Byron becomes commander of a starship with a crew of beautiful alien women, each with their own skills, secrets, and charms. But paradise becomes a nightmare when he realizes he can’t log out and the galaxy is ruled by Lady Necralia, a cruel warlord who thrives on the suffering of trapped players. To survive, Byron must grind levels, upgrade his ship,...

2000+ pages of award-winning steampunk science fiction! Sergeant Ripley Coulter heads up E-Squad, the US Army's premiere online unit. Fighting in an advanced simulation, he gets pulled into a parallel universe and sent back to an earlier time. Here, the timeline has changed slightly. London is Ethinium, and all the great European empires are still competing with one another. Technology is steam-based, and the vacuum tube reigns supreme. Magic exists, along with vampires and other creatures, and the Dar control massive underground vaults beneath the major cities. With knowledge of our ...

📦Save 25% over individual purchase on THE REFLECTIVE SERIES COMPLETE BOX SET (BOOKS 1–5). 🔥 BLACK DAGGER BROTHERHOOD meets BLADE & UNDERWORLD 🔥 A Dark Fantasy Sci-Fi Antihero Romance Saga by New York Times, USA TODAY, #1 Dark Fantasy & Amazon Top-15 Bestseller Tamara Rose Blodgett. She’s the only female warrior in a world ruled by men. Enemies stalk her. Soulmates tear at her heart. And time itself is coming undone. 💀 Enter a dark, high-stakes world where supernatural warriors jump between realms, fated mates are torn apart by prophecy, and one woman is hunted across ...

Out of one system and into another Graham grew up an orphan and had always been a victim of the oppressive government system, constantly bullied and pushed around. But when he is unceremoniously ejected from the government system, he is taken in by a rogue System Node from the powerful Grand Cosmic System, everything changed. With newfound abilities and strength, Graham can finally stand up to his tormentors and embark on an epic journey of stat filled proportions. Follow along in this fun litRPG adventure filled with action, danger, game-changing twists, coming of age, slice of life, and ...

Starter town. Starter dungeon. Starter harem. Level up everything. This is the Uncensored, Uncut, Unavoidable edition. Jace needs one clean run to eat today. Instead, he walks out with a room deed, two teammates, and a target on his back. Starter Town calls it an F-rank—the kind of dungeon you clear in borrowed boots. But when a sunshine-bright novice healer and a cat-eyed rogue grab the same quest slip, Jace does the sensible thing: form a party, keep it tidy, and don’t die. Mimic doors that bite. Slime kings that melt steel. Rival delvers who want your loot—and your claim. Good ...

The System’s new rating was supposed to be the most accurate in history. It rated me as a corpse collector. Four years of being a washout Mage, and the re-rating drops me to Tier-0 Reclaimer—the administrative bottom. Grave-picking. Ruins-cleanup. Docked rations, barred from any crew that matters. It missed one thing. My class sees what the dead leave behind—orphaned experience, discarded skills, power tangled in the rubble where no rated adventurer can even look. Free, for anyone patient enough to pick it up. So I pick it up. I scavenge the monster-haunted zones the strong won’t ...

They rated me negligible. Placed me in the basement. Nobody ever stopped to read the fine print on the man who reads everything. I’m the night librarian at the Conservatory. Nine years in the lower stacks, head down, staying exactly the size they measured me for. I can’t throw fire. I can’t ward a door. My one trick is that I can read the truth off any page—the redactions, the buried numbers, the things they filed away where no one would look. Then I get into the reserve, the secret stacks under the stacks, and the system that’s whispered to me my whole life wakes up. The ...

I walked away from adventuring. Bought a tavern at the edge of the wild. Poured drinks, kept the peace… and pretended the road stopped calling my name. Things were quiet. Peaceful, even. Then one day, I stepped into an alley and found a feral woman with a knife and a debt she wanted to pay with her body. I refused. She vanished. I told myself I wasn’t thinking about her, about looking for her—so I decided to go and check the road the way any adventurer, err, barkeep would. But when a creature started hunting near the mountain pass, I found her again—Ryn, wild and suspicious, hunting...

I died a Knight. I woke up a Groundskeeper — Rank F. My party wiped in a deep dungeon. The System offered a respawn with a class re-pick. I reached for a better weapon… and grabbed gardening shears by mistake. The choice locked in. Now I’m assigned to a dead courtyard nobody’s truly cultivated in generations. Rusted shears. A broken rake. A cracked bucket. Zero combat access. The whole academy treats me like useless decoration. Then I clear my first patch of dormant grass and the System records an actual yield. Fine mana grain. Real coin. The grounds aren’t dead—they’ve been ...

Symbiotic System: Bloodline Corrupted (Book 1) The supernatural world has one rule about Nephilim: they don't get to exist. Elias Ward was a grad student. Then a vampire's bite activated a bloodline that was supposed to be extinct. Now he's got divine powers he can't control, a System screaming warnings in his head, and a death sentence from the Council that governs all supernatural beings. His only shot at survival? A found family of misfits who shouldn't accept him—but do. An assassin who should have killed him. A broken werewolf teen. A precognitive nine-year-old. An ancient vampire ...

Most heroes want to save the world. Barry just wants to save dinner. Barry Morton is a ghost. He’s spent two years of college perfecting the art of being invisible. But when he takes a job as the secret houseboy for the Sigma Kappa Pi sorority, he accidentally awakens a Household System on his vintage word processor. The System doesn't offer combat skills or magic spells. Instead, it tracks his Cooking, his Tidying, and the "Heart Sheets" of the twelve beautiful women living upstairs. To keep his job, Barry has to level up his domestic skills and prove he's more than just furniture. But ...

Lin Zee was the campus simp everyone laughed at. He bought breakfast, paid for dates, booked hotel rooms, and worshipped a woman who treated him like a dog. Then she told him to kneel. That was the end of the old Lin Zee. One slap later, a mysterious system awakens in his mind with a ridiculous promise: every dollar he spends on a high-value women comes back one hundredfold. Now every drink, dinner, gift, rescue, and flex makes him richer. The girls who ignored him start blushing. The men who mocked him start sweating. The women who used him starts regretting everything. From broke simp to ...

The Sword God is dead. The legend has just begun. Auren Valeblade was once the strongest swordsman in existence—the Sword God who stood against divine tyrants and paid for it with his life. Betrayed by the Seven Divine Houses, his soul was shattered and erased from history. Or so they believed. Three hundred years later, his fragmented soul awakens inside Kael Draven, a powerless, broken academy student with a ruined mana core and no future. Beaten, mocked, and abandoned by fate, Kael should have died quietly. Instead, he awakens as something far more dangerous. With memories of a former ...

A doomed knight. A sealed city. An ancient evil awakening. Finn just wanted to count his gold and quietly exploit his passive leveling system. But when your highest-paying client is a Grand Knight ticking down to an Abyssal apocalypse, "quiet" is off the table. To save Lorin from a gruesome corruption, Finn and Ryne are dragged into the darkest corners of the realm's lost history. Their journey will take them from the bone-chilling ruins of a massacred noble house to the heavily fortified gates of the City of Molten Iron. But with the dwarven forge city on total lockdown, their only way in ...

One anomaly. Twenty-four stranded cadets. A brutal world where humanity is the prey—and survival means embracing a wild, relentless nature. Laura Voss was a top-tier cadet headed for a bright corporate future among the stars. But when a catastrophic wormhole anomaly tears her ship apart, she and her classmates are violently thrust onto Thalor—a primordial, magic-drenched world ruled by thirty-foot ogres and ruthless minotaurs. Here, humanity is at the bottom of the food chain, clinging to life behind wooden palisades. But Thalor’s governing System offers a way to fight back, provided ...

Power is mandatory. Choice is not. In a world where civilization survives only because cultivators stand between humanity and annihilation, Gale Kent has already paid the price of cultivation in blood. Orphaned by a beast wave. Disgraced by politics. Raised by a fallen Imperial Inquisitor. Gale never wanted the path of power, but when his cultivation test shatters every stone designed to measure it, refusal stops being an option. Welcome to Cultivation U, the Empire’s most dangerous university. A place where talent is weaponized, failure is punished, and advancement comes with ...

After quitting her job as a therapist, Tess's life became pretty slow. A tad boring, even. It thus came as no small shock to her when she was chosen by a god. Suddenly thrust into a new world where magic, monsters, and character levels are par for the course, Tess will find that simply surviving can be a challenge. It doesn't help that dark forces are stirring, she's woefully underpowered, and spiders keep trying to claw her face off.

When a piano falls on you in Columbus, Ohio, you don't expect to wake up. Jude Morrow definitely didn't expect to wake up in a dungeon with a maintenance toolkit, a System notification, and a job that hadn't existed for two hundred and thirteen years. Dungeon Maintenance Technician, Class I. Forty-seven sites in queue. The dungeons are broken in ways that nobody has bothered to fix for centuries. Crashed bosses. Inverted trap logic. Loot tables paying out at six percent of baseline. And something in the pre-System base layer of every core that's been transmitting north for four hundred ...

I rode into dense fog on call in an ambulance. I woke up enrolled in a magic academy… and I’m ranked near the bottom. On Earth, I was a paramedic. At the academy, I’m a rank F field healer with a locked specialization, no spellbook, and a system that thinks “abnormally high bond compatibility” is a medical warning. When a combat duelist named Mara starts crashing from wounds magic says are already fixed, I do what I know: stabilize, assess, hold pressure. Then her buried memories start coming back. Now my “wrong” healing methods are improving her class, throwing forbidden ...

If waking up in a new world isn't bad enough, Hestia starts her new life as a small, newborn dragon in a hostile forest filled with vicious monsters. With status screens obscuring her vision, her first task is to escape two hungry kobolds wanting some grilled lizard for breakfast. Equipped with fragmented memories from her past life and the gamelike mechanics of her new reality, Hestia must face trials, beasts, bosses, and more as she grows in size and power.