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In a world teetering on the brink of collapse, Adrian becomes the key to either its salvation or destruction. When Viktor, an ancient and charismatic vampire, offers him the power of immortality, Adrian is forced to confront the dark side of himself and the price of embracing a supernatural existence. As Adrian transforms, he must choose between ruling over vampires and magical beings or holding onto his humanity and risking the loss of everything he holds dear. As Adrian’s powers grow, so does his connection to the shadowy world of vampires and supernatural forces.

Paris at night is a city of secrets—where power slips between candlelit dinners and whispered names, where desire can be bought, stolen, or burned into the skin. Adrien Moreau is a struggling artist drowning in mediocrity, his talent worth less than the rent he’s late on. One night, a man in a black suit watches him from a hotel doorway. A man with a past that doesn’t exist. Sébastien Lacroix is an enigma. He moves through Paris like a ghost, wrapped in wealth one moment, vanishing the next. He appears at Adrien’s side, dangerous and irresistible. But nothing about him is real.

They Call Me Faggot is more than an audiobook—it’s a reclamation. It examines language, power, history, and resistance, tracing how queer people have been named and how we’ve learned to name ourselves. It explores the origins of faggot, its role in oppression, and the ways language polices bodies and reinforces hierarchies.

Awakening Sensuality: A Neo-Tantric Guide to Intimacy, Body Acceptance, and Sacred Connection is a transformative journey into the heart of embracing your authentic self and cultivating deeper, more meaningful connections. This beautifully crafted guide blends ancient Neo-Tantric wisdom with modern insights, helping you rediscover the profound richness of life.

This monumental series bridges the gap between academic theology and personal faith, providing comfort and affirmation for queer Christians, and sparking thoughtful discourse in religious studies.