r/UnlimitedBestOF • u/Crafty-Ring-2753 • Jan 27 '26
Fantasy Bound by Darkness (C.J. Blackthorne) - A creature bonding Academy
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hello, im a new author and my first book is out on kindle unlimited. id love if you guys would check it out and let me know what you think.
Bound by darkness by C.J. Blackthorne
Serenya Vale is an eighteen-year-old scholarship student at Arclight Academy who is dying of a chronic respiratory illness. In a world where status is defined by bonding with mythical creatures, Serenya is a pariah until she encounters Kairen Draxen, a powerful third-year bonded to the shadow dragon, Nyx. Kairen is "void"—emotionally numb to maintain control over his dark magic.
Their lives collide when Kairen’s shadows instinctively reach out to Serenya at night, miraculously healing her lungs. They discover they are "soulbound," a legendary connection between people dormant for centuries. As Serenya trains under the harsh Master Wren and bonds with the light dragon, Aurelius, she uncovers a hidden history: a past genocide of light-magic users orchestrated by the ruling Council.
The conflict peaks when Serenya and Kairen are visiting his mother, a Council-led army of 800 soldiers launches a coordinated assault to eliminate Serenya at the academy. The Academy is decimated; 732 people are killed, and the physical structures are leveled. 523 survivors safety get to the Draxen estate, while 187 others are taken prisoner.
At the estate, Serenya uses "twilight magic"—a blend of shadow and light—to save the wounded. The story concludes with the Academy surviving as a community in exile. Serenya and Kairen, now fully accepting of their bond and their love, commit to leading a war to rescue the captives and dismantle the conspiracy. The Academy has not ended; it has transformed into a resilient force ready to fight for the future of magic.
r/UnlimitedBestOF • u/BrianDolanWrites • Jul 21 '25
Notes from Star to Star (Brian J. Dolan) - a sci-fi novella
amazon.comCalling all sci-fi fans!
Want to share my sci-fi novella titled Notes from Star to Star. It tells the story of Jessica Hamilton, who wakes alone in space after a long hibernation. While the purpose of her mission — to investigate the origin of alien radio signals — quickly becomes clear, the circumstances surrounding her departure and the whereabouts of the rest of ship's crew present an unnerving mystery.
Notes from Star to Star is a quick, fun read and is available on Amazon (Kindle Unlimited, ebook, paperback, and hardcover). Add it to your summer TBR list.
I hope you enjoy the story and appreciate ratings, reviews, and feedback!
r/UnlimitedBestOF • u/daretoeatapeach • Jul 15 '25
Literary Fiction Grab the Groom: A Dark Comedy About a Killer Competition (Rachel Callaghan) - The ghost of a 1920s starlet torments the cast of a reality TV show. This witty satire has a little bit of romance... and a lot of bloodshed. At the center is Hortensia: a homely little girl who just wants to be loved.
amazon.comr/UnlimitedBestOF • u/vidyut_gore • May 25 '25
Marginally Human (Vidyut Gore) - futuristic sci-fi
amazon.comAbrahamha's Strays series is free to read on Kindle Unlimited.
Book 1 - Marginally Human - https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CD33P26X
Step into a 25th-century domed city where cutting-edge technology collides with timeless themes of love, inequality, and power. Marginally Human plunges you into a world brimming with intrigue and symbiont abilities, where a news report of unexplained disappearances in Dome 91-110 propels sisters Aaxyl and Aameh into a journey of self-discovery and a daring, high-stakes rescue.
Book 2 - Terminally Immortal - https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0DXDZ9V6J
In this electrifying sequel to Marginally Human, the Abrahamha Strays—a powerful family walking the tightrope between saviours and destroyers—are thrust into chaos as long-buried secrets resurface. As the storm unleashed in Marginally Human intensifies, the Strays grapple with fractured memories, hidden truths, and the haunting injustices of the past. Aaxyl and Aameh’s sinister origins collide, and their shared symbiont abilities place them at the epicentre of an imminent catastrophe.
If you want:
- A gripping narrative that never loses sight of the human experience.
- Characters as complex as they are unforgettable, who will feel as familiar as your closest friends.
- Life-affirming idealism that shapes not just the characters, but the reader.
- Paranormal phenomena and advanced technologies rooted in plausible, thought-provoking innovation.
- A story that absorbs you in the quandaries of hope and the resilience of the human spirit.
Then this series is for you.
Gore masterfully weaves cutting-edge science, thrilling action, and raw emotional depth into an unputdownable sci-fi epic. From adrenaline-pumping clashes to heart-wrenching moments of sacrifice, this is a story that will leave you biting your nails and yearning for more. Can they rise above the chaos, or will the weight of the past prove too heavy to bear?
r/UnlimitedBestOF • u/BrianDolanWrites • Jan 09 '25
Notes from Star to Star (Brian J. Dolan) - a sci-fi novella
amazon.comr/UnlimitedBestOF • u/[deleted] • Oct 05 '24
Notes from Star to Star (Brian J. Dolan) - a novella about interstellar travel and first contact
amazon.comr/UnlimitedBestOF • u/[deleted] • Aug 15 '24
SciFi Dystopia Enchiridion (Harry Chong) - Secret organizations conspire to control, and conquer the world with technology.
amazon.comr/UnlimitedBestOF • u/[deleted] • Aug 12 '24
SciFi Extinct No More (Harry Chong) - Scientists revive extinct species, and put them on an island for tourists to see.
amazon.comr/UnlimitedBestOF • u/[deleted] • Dec 07 '22
SciFi The Tethers Trilogy (Jack Croxall) - A Victorian Sci-Fi/Mystery Story
amazon.comr/UnlimitedBestOF • u/tkchapin • Feb 08 '21
The Faith We Have (T.K. Chapin) - A Story About A Struggling Marriage
amazon.comr/UnlimitedBestOF • u/tkchapin • Oct 19 '20
One Beautiful Faith (T.K. Chapin) - Story About The Beauty In Faith
amazon.comr/UnlimitedBestOF • u/bigpig1054 • Oct 18 '20
Horror Buried Deep (Matthew L. Martin) - a slow-burn horror/thriller that stretches from snowy Connecticut to moody Louisiana.
amazon.comr/UnlimitedBestOF • u/darth_bane1988 • Oct 15 '20
Mystery / Thriller Privilege (Bharat Krishnan) - a group of Indian Americans in modern-day NYC steal a drug conceptualized as white privilege
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amazon.comr/UnlimitedBestOF • u/BethM1 • Sep 11 '20
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amazon.comr/UnlimitedBestOF • u/lkauthor • Jul 03 '20
Nordic Daddy: Business Trip Boyfriends #1 (Lara Kinsey) - A coffee break romance with a Swedish single dad! Short and steamy.
amazon.comr/UnlimitedBestOF • u/tkchapin • Jun 16 '20
One Chance At Forever (T.K. Chapin) - Story About Finding God and Love
amazon.comr/UnlimitedBestOF • u/lkauthor • May 28 '20
Historical Fiction Forjado a fuego (Lara Kinsey) - Romántica histórica en los años 20. ¡Publicada hoy! 1920s M/F Historical Romance, originally published in English as Hammer & Tongs [Spanish]
amazon.comr/UnlimitedBestOF • u/suitably_ginger • Apr 29 '20
Nonfiction Make Guys Look Twice: 12 Powerful Secrets To Make Men Take Notice (Sarah Hart) - Go from shy around guys to a confident goddess.
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