Roboute Guilliman Triumvirate

My name is Sandy Davies. I’m a half-breed Faery living in a pack of Werewolves. My mate, Sean, is a Second in the Candlewood pack triumvirate. With my older sister as Candlewood pack’s Luna, I wonder what I’m supposed to be doing with my life. Pretty normal, all things considered. Then a strange disaster takes Sean and me back to his childhood home in Desert pack, and everything gets turned on end, starting the minute that I meet Dorian McEttigan. His sexual intensity draws me like a magnet, and it stirs the possessive Were inside Sean to biting ire. Because the Moon Goddess Arianrhod doesn’t gift a Were more than one mate. She certainly doesn’t gift the same mate to brothers. Or does she? This story contains adult themes and language, mild violence and sexual content.

It all started in one incident of mystery, how can a boy process all the things he saw from that accident? Elijah doesn't know if he will just answer the questions thrown to him or hide it deep within him. The past slowly consumed him and throw him into the pits of hell. Not until there was a small light of hope that came to him. The Nexillium Academy. Will this help him find a reason to live or will his choice push him deeper into the abyss?

When in a United Bond the three found out about different mysteries and magical appearances and a forced to know that they are powerful and have been selected by an oracle to fight the people of the unknown world in the human world and stop their attack towards the human world by finding the portals to the human world from the unknown world, but despite the controlling of their powers, strengthening their Bond and fighting their adversaries will they ever be able to defeat the unknown and work out their relationship? To ask me anything or inform me or contribute to the story chat me on my email account "nelsonolalekan@yahoo.com" and please don't forget to send me gifts, vote for me and send your feedback in the comments section. Thank you and God bless

A land based on medieval Russia and Ukraine - conquered long ago by the Masters - toils in slavery. An exiled son returns from the edge of the world to free a land he has never seen, while his sister traffics with the spirits of the wood. The spirit of the land is awake. It seethes for blood. It summons its children to war. New chapters coming soon!

(Completed! In edit phase!) For a long time, elemental magic has been widely known, used, and practiced. Elemental magic is based upon the four core elements - Earth, Air, Fire and Water. Elemental magic is most prominent in England, where many mages gather to learn and research elemental magic. However, during the early 1500's, the Fire Outbreaks happened. Several various fire mages suddenly swept through and destroyed the smaller cities of England, killing many in their way and leaving no survivors. Due to this the Council of Magic, the governing figure of elemental magic, issued an act - The Anti-Fire Act. This effectively banned any and all use of fire magic within all of England. The Council of Magic was later changed to the Triumvirate in the 1540's, and from then on are set on killing off every last fire mage. Allen Fleming, a 15 year old air mage, wishes to attend the Magical Knights Academy. The academy is where many young, prominent mages attend to improve their use of magic, and eventually become a magical knight. Magical knights are the respected mages who protect the cities of England and keep its citizens safe. But in order to even attend the academy, Allen must first pass the entrance exam. However, Allen's magic is extremely weak and he relies mostly on his physical fighting ability. Air is considered the strongest element within England, and with his lack of air magic prowess, many mages hate and ignore him. But what many do not know, is that Allen possesses a second element - the fire element! Without knowing who his real parents are, and having to keep his fire magic a secret, Allen has to work hard if he ever wishes to become a magical knight and achieve his goals. However, with tensions rising within the Triumvirate, fire mages on the run, and other events happening behind the scenes, Allen must go from being the weakest to the strongest if he even hopes to stop what may be coming in the near future.

Every civilization in embryo aspires to be Rome while the one on deathbed laments it. Inspired by Rome, Gods’ Gaze is an epic historical fantasy of multiple POVs relying on authentic stratagems of twists and turns. No one gets to Bibbidi-Bobbidi-Boo out of trouble. "All warfare is based on deception, like the theater." Evoking his late father’s words, Cato Duilius Claudius assumes the alias, Moon Xeator, and he vows to have his vengeance. In the upcoming years, he plots to restore the dual consulship, his father’s legacy, by bringing down the Praetor Magnum and the Triumvirate that slaughtered his family when he was a child. Aware that nothing would crush a man as much as the chink in his own armor, he sows suspicions among his foes and lures them into overreaching. He games the power structure in which all participants are corruptible. Those he keeps around, he taps into their fears, hates, and wants as grist for his mill. He turns his friends into pawns, as does his life a board of chess. But the game he plays cuts both ways. His vengeance also brings home the bitterest misery, which is to know so much and still have control over so little. And there is no return for him now. He can’t look back as there is nothing behind; nor does he dare look forward, knowing the road ahead. All he has is the time at hand, and it all slips through him into ruins like quicksand. When he trades in what he holds dear only to arrive at his destination, what will he find there when nothing can ease the pain of his losses? Fleshed out by his flaws, Xeator never meant to choose good over evil. His journey rings true that every important idea is only valid as in a paradox with an opposing idea, and the power to rise obliterates, too.

Enter the realm of Alem. Throughout the eons of its existence, the realm had seldom spent a long time in peace. These days are no exception. From a palace window, Cuma, one third of the triumvirate of Ryut, sees the light of a beacon far, far away. Knowing the implications, he hears the cogs of revolution begin turning again, like he did decades ago. Meanwhile, Kairi, the one who had it all, sees the same beacon illuminate his path to redemption. Join the Kings as they build their Kingdoms from the ground up, in the first novel of the Kings Series.

In the Everspring Kingdom of Eldoria lies Verdant Hollow, a village detached from time and modernization. Here, childhood friends Theo Elderwood and Aria Delacroix, both respected scientists, make their home. On the outskirts of village is the ancient Whispering Grove, a mystical forest believed to house the souls of the departed. It said within it is sealed the Dark One, the destroyer of the world, trapped there by the first Keeper's sacrifice Theo and Aria, once skeptics of such tales, find themselves drawn into an unexpected journey of discovery. Guided by a wise Sage, the voices of the forest, and its guardians, they embark on a mission to avert a prophesied catastrophe involving Eldoria's downfall and the resurgence of Malgarn, the dark force. In this quest, they're destined to be the final defenders of a forgotten magic. As they uncover more about their legacy, they discover their elemental affinity powers. Assisted by Yavanna, the spirit of life, they encounter several foes, minions of the evil triumvirate: Zalgaroth, Necronus, and Malaxar. These three evil and wicked characters, underlings of Malaxar, attempt to sabotage Theo and Aria, aiming to steal the prophecy for themselves and release their master from his prison. The path ahead is filled with the Luminary Trials, six challenges overseen by Eldoria's primordial creators. Amid these trials, Theo and Aria's blossoming love could either be their strength or their downfall.