Chapters: 30
Play Count: 161
Luke, a retired U.S. Navy nuclear-submarine commander, hides his identity as a grease-stained mechanic in the bowels of a luxury cruise liner. When he senses a fatal danger and sounds the warning, he's publicly trampled by the arrogant socialite Chloe and the clueless acting captain โ who force the ship onto a course straight for the deadly reefs. When disaster strikes, the cowardly captain grabs a life vest and flees, abandoning two thousand passengers to their fate. Luke steps up. In a flooding engine room, blind, he wrestles the giant ship through a legendary drift โ and saves everyone aboard.
Razor Two, an elite ShieldTech tactical team led by Captain Thunder, retrieves stolen data. Scout starts a fierce fight and Gunner gets caught with key information. With local help, they fight mercenaries and find a virus plot. They ignore retreat orders, ruin the enemy plan, and stop disaster.
Charlotte White, a modern office lady, enters the melodramatic novel she mocked, and becomes its suffering heroine. She faces harmful love, a scheming stepsister, and ignorant parents, but she rejects victimhood. She bravely fights back and enjoys her revenge, yet she finds escaping absolute power is much harder than she thinks.
Retired tycoon Frank Carter goes back to the city for his son's engagement and plans to pass Summit Ocean Group to him. His daughter-in-law frames him with fake evidence and a dream. His son sues him. The lawyer reveals the truth before Frank is jailed. His son is heartbroken by his wife's betrayal.
After waking up eleven years after her own death, Lynn Hollis discovers her family is trapped in a novel, with her three brothers destined to become tragic villains. Determined to rewrite their fate, she boldly severs toxic ties to protect her loved onesโunaware that her old rival now looks at her with newfound longing.
After her twin Dana dies from bullying, Anna reads Dana's diary and takes her place at school. She hunts down the students who pushed Dana to her death. But as Anna digs deeper, she learns the real killer is not who the diary saysโit's something far more sinister.