Dee Artemis 's Books
Let The Butterfly Touch You
Elowen Ulfr is an ordinary moon spirit living in the Kaelith realm, a mystical parallel world between heaven and earth. When a devastating plague strikes her home, she seeks a remedy from the town herbalist to save her ailing mother. Unbeknownst to her, this decision will lead her down a perilous path. The herbalist demands that she retrieve nine keys to unlock the door of the Thalassa Kingdom. Eager to help her mother, Elowen signs the contract, only to discover too late that it entails not nine quests, but a staggering 1,100. After successfully completing 32 quests, she stumbles on the 33rd and faces a harsh punishment: she is banished to Earth, a world as unfamiliar as it is dangerous. System Activated Loading... Initializing... Choose One: Keys Quest Beast Quest Your Choice Matters... [Select wisely, as your decision will shape your adventure and influence the fate of the world!] What will you choose?
Thread: The Twin's Killer Wore His Face
Life was like a long thread, and the knot in it was a new beginning. Three lives. Three stories. But one shared fate. Ethan Lopez's life unraveled when he was accused of murdering Kaylee Anderson. On the day he was inaugurated as the CEO of Lopez Food Company, the murder occurred in Dylan Gabriel's penthouse, The Opulent Height. As the police continued their investigation, Ethan found himself targeted again, this time for kidnapping. This marked the beginning of the downfall of Lopez Food Company, benefiting their rival, Delish Delight Company. All evidence and leads pointed to Ethan until a new name emerged in the case: Blair Anderson, a seemingly ordinary baker at Lopez Food Company. Disclamer: R18+ This story may contain strong language, expletives, and mature content for adult readers, including themes of violence. It is a work of fiction. Any resemblance to real persons, businesses, places, or events is coincidental. This story is not intended to offend or defame any individual, entity, caste, community, race, religion, or to denigrate any institution or person, living or dead. Readers discretion is advised.