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The Harbinger Series
Born of grief. Forged in rebellion. Bound by fate.
The Harbinger series is an epic dark fantasy saga chronicling the rise of eight supernatural beings—each cursed with power, haunted by pain, and chosen to defy the gods who made them.
In a world where the mysterious Malum pull the strings of life and death, each Harbinger is awakened by tragedy and driven by a singular purpose: vengeance. As ancient secrets unravel and destinies collide, the Harbingers must face not only the horrors of their creators but the darkness within themselves.
From shadowy forests and ethereal realms to blood-soaked battlefields, this series explores themes of grief, power, defiance, and the cost of becoming more than human.
Perfect for fans of dark mythologies, slow-burn rebellions, and emotionally charged character arcs, The Harbinger series is a journey into the heart of what it means to be both weapon and warning.
Recommended Reading Age:
Ages 16+
Here's why:
- Dark Themes: Death, grief, injustice, inner turmoil, and morally grey choices are better suited for mature teens and adults.
- Violence & Intensity: If the story includes graphic battles, supernatural horror, or intense emotional trauma, this pushes it beyond middle-grade or early YA.
- Complexity: The layered mythology, philosophical undertones, and slow-burning arcs are generally more appreciated by older teens and adult readers.
The Null Truth
You wake up in a coffin.
The dirt presses in. Your memories slip away. And a voice whispers your new name.
From that moment, nothing is real—and nothing is safe.
Every step toward freedom only drags you deeper into a maze of confinement, paranoia, and control. Locked rooms. Endless corridors. Every environment is a test. Every face could be a handler. And every truth you uncover rewrites who you are.
Blending claustrophobic body horror, psychological paranoia, and surreal nightmares, this first-person descent into the human psyche pulls you from the coffin into a conspiracy that feels disturbingly possible—maybe even already true.
Perfect for fans of House of Leaves, Severance, and Black Mirror, this is a story of identity, control, and the terrifying mechanisms that shape who we become.
And when the program ends, one thought lingers long after the last page:
It could be anyone you know.
Darkness Falls
The Untold Ever After
The stories promised crowns, true love, and happily-ever-afters.
They lied.
When the final page closed, the kingdoms did not live in peace. The princesses did not ride into the sunset. And magic — ancient, hungry, and forgotten — refused to slumber beneath pretty fairy tales.
Cursed by fate. Betrayed by those they loved. Broken by the very worlds they bled to save.
Now they rise.
From the ashes of innocence to the throne of ruin, each princess carves her own path into darkness — not because she was born a monster, but because the world made her one.
Glass shatters. Roses bleed. Voices drown. Mirrors crack to reveal the truth beneath the beauty:
Heroes are not always chosen. Sometimes, they're created in fire and vengeance. And sometimes the hero needs to be the villian.
Enter a realm where fairytales rot, love becomes a weapon, and queens are forged from shadow.
This is not the ever after you remember.
It’s the one they were terrified you’d discover.