For two thousand years, demons and humans waged war against each other. Twenty-five years ago, that all changed. Now two demon princesses must navigate a world that's been forever altered - and yet they'll soon find that far too much of it remains the same.

This is the story of Mikaela, and Charlotte, twin princesses (born to the protagonists of Demon Queened), forced to become adventurers as a rite of passage. In theory, it'll be easy! They're literally demi-gods after all. It's not like anything can hurt them... but will it really be so simple for two pampered princesses to live the life of adventurers?

From prejudiced humans to old demonic grudges, hidden villages, romance and potential heartbreak, the girls will soon find that there's a lot more to life than they realized.

This is a sequel to Demon Queened, but I'll do my best to make sure you don't need to read the original to make sense of it. I still recommend the original - it was a good series, in my opinion! - but reading it shouldn't be a necessity.

Maze High School had let out for the day, and Toni Myer and Adam Thomas were walking down an empty hallway discussing an upcoming event. “But Adam, it’s only one day, and for a good cause.” She grabs Adam’s hand and tells him, “Let’s go in here where we can talk more about this.”

Sometimes death isn't the end. Sometimes, people can come back with new lives and new powers. This is one of those times.

This is a serial story with litrpg and gamelit elements.

Ethan Martin and his mother live a simple life in a small Southern town... with a twist: She makes dresses to pay the bills and he helps out as best he can.
 

Mama’s favorite boy goes on an adventure.

Henry and David had been friends since high school. The two engaged in various activities together, including playing sports, pursuing the same women, and indulging in considerable drinking. Both men had married well; Henry was wed to Ellen, a career-oriented woman, while David was married to Linda, who hailed from a wealthy background. Together, Henry and David operated an investment firm that thrived throughout the 2030s, until the significant crash of 2036.

May - New York - Angel and Mark

When Angel landed at JFK, she expected the usual circus—paparazzi, a blacked-out car, maybe even a snide remark from Mark’s driver. Instead, there was just Victoria, waiting with a sign that said “Welcome Home, Angel.”

Victoria hugged her. Not the cold, European double-tap she’d grown used to, but a full-body squeeze that threatened to crack a rib.

“He’s at the penthouse,” Victoria said, and gave her a look. “Don’t be nice. He’s impossible lately.”