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For centuries, they existed alongside humanity—beings with shifting forms, unnatural abilities, and no place to belong. Feared, hunted, and cast into the shadows, they were seen as monsters. Demons. Not because they were, but because it was the only way humans could understand them. When fear turned to control, they were captured. Experimented on. Locked away in labs deep underground, stripped of their names, their identities, their freedom. To the world above, they were nothing more than forgotten myths. But secrets never stay buried forever. Sixteen-year-old Ryu Mikael wasn’t thinking about any of that. He had bigger problems—like the homework he forgot to do. Instead of facing another lecture at school, he decided to ditch, heading into the mountains to get some peace and finally finish his work. Away from the noise. Away from everything. Then he saw him. A stranger. Standing there, still yet tense, his head tilting slightly—watching. There was something unnatural in the way he moved, like a predator studying prey. Then, in an instant, he lunged. And Mikael’s life changed forever.

Dr. Bale masters the art of time travel which opens unlimited realities for him. A journey starts from meeting Einstein to viewing world from a different perspective. The story depicts the failure of enlightenment project by the devastating effects of world wars on human morality.

A battle-hardened colonel returns toward England under an assumed name, hoping to outrun grief—until, aboard a vessel sailing from Malta, he meets Margaret Cameron, the woman he loved and believed dead, standing in the moonlight like a living ghost; their stunned reunion is shadowed by old betrayals, intercepted letters, and the cold influence of a dowager countess, but the true horror rises with the wind when the ship’s mask slips and its infamous name is revealed: DEMON—the feared “Demon Ship” whispered of across the Mediterranean; cut off from convoy and surrounded by a ruthless crew who leave no witnesses, the lovers are driven into secrecy and desperation, clinging to faith, courage, and each other as the sea tightens around them and survival becomes the last, fiercest form of love.

Skin of the Night is a dark tale of inheritance, secrecy, and transformation. In a remote mountain village, an ancient curse moves through bloodlines, awakening only when the moon is right. To survive, one must shed what is human—and carry the weight of what was done before. Blending folklore, ancestral horror, and quiet dread, Skin of the Night explores what it means to inherit a legacy that does not want to die—and the terrible cost of keeping it alive.

A sharp, witty romance of manners that follows Elizabeth Bennet as she navigates issues of upbringing, morality, education, and marriage in early 19th-century English society.

Twelve short stories featuring the incomparable detective Sherlock Holmes and his faithful companion Dr. Watson, solving some of the most famous mysteries in literature.

Victor Frankenstein, a young scientist obsessed with the secret of life, creates a living being from dead matter — and unleashes a tragedy that haunts him to the ends of the earth.

Told through letters, diaries, and newspaper clippings, the chilling account of Count Dracula's journey from Transylvania to England — and the band of friends who dare to hunt him.

Tom Sawyer, the mischievous boy of St. Petersburg, Missouri, whitewashes fences, witnesses murder, hunts for pirate treasure and falls in love — in one of America's most beloved novels.

"It was the best of times, it was the worst of times." Dickens's sweeping story of love, sacrifice, and resurrection set against the backdrop of the French Revolution.

A beautiful young man makes a fatal bargain: let his portrait age and bear the marks of his sins, while he remains forever young. Wilde's only novel — dazzling, dark, unforgettable.

Fitzgerald's lyrical masterpiece of the Jazz Age. Narrator Nick Carraway tells the story of his enigmatic neighbour Jay Gatsby and the woman Gatsby will stop at nothing to win.