Porter - Bridge of Destiny
Meet Porter...
A foul-mouthed chain-smoker, perpetually three drinks past sober. He's also the only thing standing between you and the things that go bump in the night.
Helping people he can't stand, saving a women who won't sleep with him, all while taking down demons, demigods, ghosts, or secret societies one at a time. He's cleaning up a mess the rest of the world doesn't even know exists—because somebody has to, and everyone else is already dead.
He doesn't do it for thanks. He doesn't do it for redemption. He does it because the alternative is worse, and because—annoyingly—he still gives a damn.
Ancient, immortal, and absolutely done with everyone's nonsense.
Domiel - Broken Genesis
Meet Domiel, King of the Incubi.
A crown he never wanted, cursed forever by a father who simply left. For years he ruled without purpose, wandered without direction—until one choice unraveled everything he thought he knew about creation itself.
Some kings are born to rule. Domiel was born to question everything.
Peter Petersen, PI.
Detective Series
The Terra Mater
Sci-Fi (Tellurian Chronicles series)
Twelve centuries ago, humanity fled a dying Earth.
The best minds our species had to offer—engineers, scientists, their families—launched into the dark, searching for a new home among the stars. They found none. Now their descendants are coming back: hardened, disciplined, and armed, uncertain whether the world they abandoned has forgiven them enough to let them return.
They are not the only ones who claim it.
Those who stayed behind fought three hundred years of war over the wreckage—and then chose something else. They chose the Earth itself. Generations of living with the land instead of against it coaxed something back: call it magic, call it science too old to have a name. The result is the Elysium people—peaceful, prosperous, and free of the scarcity that once made war inevitable.
Two peoples. One planet. A thousand years of divergent evolution between them.
When the ship descends, the old world will have to decide if it can survive without conquering—and the new world will learn whether peace can hold when it's no longer the only option on the table.
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