Revenge
Justice is personal
Someone was wronged. Now they're coming back. Revenge fiction is about the consuming fire of injustice — and whether vengeance brings satisfaction or destruction. From calculated schemes to explosive confrontations, revenge stories explore the darkest corners of human motivation.
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Fly With Me
Centuries after the great dragons have fallen their descendants navigate the mundane life of ruling the kingdoms left behind. Soren a Prince to the Northern Peaks Avian throne is in s loveless arranged marriage-or engagement rather. The wedding hasn't happened because his fiancé the Phoenix King is too busy having an affair. Soren navigates politics, thrones, and frustrating kings.

Velvet Thorns
Theo Maeda arrives at the Elyria Institute with a single mission: destroy the Roses, the four untouchable students who hosted the party where his twin sister Bella was raped and driven to suicide. The elite boarding school’s famous “no love, no sex” rule is the perfect shield—until Theo discovers the Roses already operate above every rule. He slips into their glittering orbit disguised as a wide-eyed transfer student, but the moment he locks eyes with their magnetic leader, Noah Kang, the plan begins to fracture. Every stolen glance and secret touch pulls Theo deeper into the very world he vowed to burn down. Caught between vengeance and an affair that could expose them both, Theo must decide how much of himself he’s willing to sacrifice for retribution. As he infiltrates the Roses’ clandestine parties and their lethal web of bribery, blackmail, and worse, he learns Noah’s charm hides dangerous fractures of his own. One misstep and Theo won’t just lose his chance at justice—he’ll become another whispered casualty of the most powerful students in the country.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What makes a good revenge story?
The best revenge stories make the reader understand — even sympathize with — the avenger's motivation. They also explore whether revenge delivers the closure the character seeks, or whether it consumes them. The journey matters more than the act.
Can revenge work in romance?
Absolutely. Revenge romance is a popular subgenre where one character seeks revenge against the other (or against someone connected to them), and the revenge plan gets complicated by unexpected attraction. It creates intense, morally complex dynamics.