Rise of the Star Beast Queen

The Ashford family raised two daughters. They loved the wrong one.
Sera Ashford spent two years as a ghost in her own home. While her adopted sister Yara wore designer labels and received Gold-tier Star Beast eggs for her birthday, Sera survived on 500 credits a month and slept in a seven-square-meter storage closet. Her three brothers hit first and asked questions never. Her father watched it all happen and said nothing. Her mother — a King-tier contractor who could level a city block — never once checked the security feeds that would've proven every accusation was a lie.
So when Yara framed her one last time and told her to crawl, Sera didn't kneel.
She signed the severance papers, took a fist to the face on her way out, and walked into the lawless fringe of Dustmere Colony with nothing but the blood on her chin and a voice in her head she'd never heard before.
Supreme Star Beast System activated.
Now she's running a Star Beast Station out of a junkyard — healing beasts that top-tier clinics can't save, evolving creatures that shouldn't evolve, and charging prices that make warlords blink. Her first customer? The ice-cold heir to the colony's richest family, who never smiles at anyone but keeps finding excuses to come back.
Her brothers are starting to watch the footage. Her mother is starting to sweat.
And Sera? She's just getting started.

A sci-fi beast-taming progression fantasy with a razor-tongued heroine, a slow-burn ice-prince romance, and a family that's about to learn what they threw away.

Rebirth of the Rejected Girl

For ten years, Carla Magdalena loved her adoptive uncle and guardian, Bastian Kenneth, who had taken the place of her deceased parents.

Carla was intensely possessive of her uncle—she would rage and scream at any woman who approached him. Consequently, Bastian grew to despise her and consistently ignored her.

Ivanka Caroline, Carla’s distant cousin on her father’s side, became her rival for Bastian’s affection. Ivanka manipulated Bastian, fueling his hatred toward Carla.

Even as Carla lay dying by her cousin’s hand, Bastian showed no concern whatsoever.

Heartbroken by this reality, Carla realized how foolish she had been—how blindly she had loved Bastian Kenneth.

If given a second chance at life, Carla vowed she would never love Bastian again. She regretted ever falling for him.

Too Late, Mr. Rodrigues

She said yes because she'd been in love with him from the moment he first walked through her door. He said yes because his mother gave him no choice.

On their wedding night, Henrique assigns Carolina her own bedroom and leaves to spend the night with Tatiane — the blonde he's loved since high school, the woman whose red dress still hangs in his closet. To him, Carolina is nothing but an obligation. A debt his mother refuses to forgive.

But Carolina is done being invisible.

She transforms herself, reclaims her independence, and makes Henrique watch as the wife he ignored becomes the woman every man in the room can't look away from. And just as he begins to realize what he's lost — just as the ice around his heart starts to crack — she looks him dead in the eye and says the words that will haunt him:

Too late, Mr. Rodrigues.

Now Henrique will do anything to win her back. But Carolina has learned the hard way that love doesn't survive on promises alone — and some broken things can't be fixed with apologies.