Tired of the same old trope stories? Alphas this? Lunas that? Pretty Lunas? Ogly Lunas? Plus-sized Lunas? What even is that? Pregnant Lunas? Well, if you're tired of the same old shit. Try reading my shit. I'm not going to say it's good shit, but it's better shit than what I've read so far. So, here's the lowdown on this story. ——(!)—— Daniel Reas Age: 23 Profession: Game - Alpha Tester Social Status: Single/Virgin While testing a new game, he is transported to a new world known as the Verdant Realm. It is filled with Gods and Goddesses, Elves, Dwarves, High-humans known Aesir, Vanir, Barbarians, Animals, Dragons, and more. However, the world is not what it seems, and a foretold cataclysm may yet destroy it before he's strong enough to save it. ——(!)—— The backdrop of this fantasy world is both beautiful and harsh. The Prime Races escaped Midgard just before a global cataclysm at the height of their age of science, sorcery, and pagan religious culture. Within their side-slip dimension called the Green Realm, Verdant Realm, or the Garden. They grew side-by-side with mankind on Midgard until the present day. 5000 years later, their culture is steeped in pagan traditions that have led to prostitution being sanctioned and promoted by various churches, and very open and even incestuous lifestyles. The ratio of monogamous to polygamous relationships is about 50/50. Harems and reverse harems are equally commonplace. Given the very limited animal resources they brought with them, they used science and magic to splice every animal species with Alari, Dvergr, or Giant DNA, creating hybrids named the Animals, Insects, and various marine life. Later, they spliced certain trees’ DNA into Alfari, thereby creating the Arboreals. Even in a fantasy, there is oppression, racism, religious animosity, political corruption, and corporate greed. In the Garden Realm, the fantastic is everywhere, and sometimes it’s hard to live but brutally easy to die. (Warning: This is an adult fantasy with graphic adult themes and scenes. Graphic nudity, sex, violence, and language.)

Tired of the same old trope stories? Alphas this? Lunas that? Pretty Lunas? Ogly Lunas? Plus-sized Lunas? What even is that? Pregnant Lunas? Well, if you're tired of the same old shit. Try reading my shit. I'm not going to say it's good shit, but it's better shit than what I've read so far. So, here's the lowdown on this story. ——(!)—— Orwen Scott is a fifty-year-old divorcee. Tired, lonely, and used up; no one would miss him if he simply disappeared one day. Then, on a windy, rainy night, a Door appears before him, and he is given a choice. Stay where he is, or start over somewhere else. With nothing to lose, he embraces a new destiny. ——(!)—— There are elves, dwarves, gnomes, gods and goddesses, celestials, daemons, beastkin, orcs, goblins, ogres, and much-much more. Orwen will meet them all and have spectacular adventures and torrid affairs with most of them.

Tired of the same old trope stories? Alphas this? Lunas that? Pretty Lunas? Ogly Lunas? Plus-sized Lunas? What even is that? Pregnant Lunas? Well, if you're tired of the same old shit. Try reading my shit. I'm not going to say it's good shit, but it's better shit than what I've read so far. So, here's the lowdown on this story. ——(!)—— Henry Rider goes to work happily married to the girl of his dreams, his high school sweetheart, Annabel Sexton. They’ve been together since they were children, then became a couple at twelve, started having sex when they were fifteen, and finally married when they were eighteen. They have a home on a hundred acres. They have two cars. Life is good. They’re living the American dream. They’re not rich, but they don’t need to be. They have each other. Then, Henry comes home and finds a handwritten letter and Annabel’s gone. She doesn’t want their life anymore and to add insult to injury, she confesses she’s slept with his best friend and father and has run away with his father to Miami. Left with an empty house and a broken heart, lost in the hurt and rage, he finds solace in the loving arms of a friend, Pamela, and his mother, Maribeth. Pamela, like Henry, has just suffered betrayal and rejection. Her children are grown and on their own. It only her now, and the feelings of betrayal fresh and her self-esteem crushed she seeks to comfort the one man in her life that has always treated her with dignity and respect, Henry. Maribeth, comes home to find her daughter-in-law fucking her husband, but there’s a secret there that even darker than infidelity. Still, they make a show of leaving and humiliate Maribeth to her very core, crushing her love, dignity, and self-respect. In the throes of her grief she flees to the one man who has never betrayed her, Henry. Still, barely anytime has passed, everything is still raw and Henry is very taken with Pamela. So he tells her about his mother. However before Pamela and Maribeth can come to terms, Eleanor, Annabel’s mother shows up and throws her hat into the ring with an offer to take her daughter’s place as Henry’s wife. Not even a week has passed since Annabel betrayed and abandoned Henry and now he has not just one woman vying for his affection, attention, and companionship, but her has three—and on is his own mother. Things escalate quick as Henry tries to juggle three women’s needs and the honeymoon phase will only last so long. And then there is the family to consider. What will they think?

Jonathan and Eleanor Sutton are the great American family. Hardworking. Family oriented. Lots of children. Big dreams. Then, the world as they know it ends as when the world’s governments go to war with their own citizens over ruined economies, outrageous taxes, and unreconcilable systemic corruption. Now, Jonathan and Eleanor and their children must find a way to survive, only, Eleanor and the kids were off visiting their her mother in Hoodriver, Oregon when war broke out, and Jonathan was working as a truck driver and somewhere between Seattle and the Tri-Cities.