Novel Poll (Vote for the one you want to see)

Hi all!

We’re going to start publishing longer novels as part of the Patreon subscription. For the first story, I want you to have your say and vote on which story you’d like to see first!

EDIT: Camp Hollow Pines does not take place at MGU or a part of the wider MGUniverse. All these story concepts are separate from those Hollowverse :)

Elias Thorne and the Secrets of Blood:

Elias Thorne has always felt like he was meant for somewhere else. When he discovers a strange artifact hidden in his attic, that feeling becomes reality—he’s pulled into Eldoria, a distant realm of rare magic, ancient legends, and a throne shrouded in mystery.

Wandering through a dangerous forest, Elias meets Dorion, a guarded and sharp-tongued noble with secrets of his own. An uneasy alliance quickly deepens into something neither of them expected as they journey across Eldoria, chasing the truth behind Elias’s arrival and the strange power awakening around him.

But in a kingdom ruled by control, silence, and old magic, the past doesn’t stay buried for long.

Blending adventure, slow-burn romance, and a haunting sense of destiny, Elias Thorne and the Secrets of Blood is a sweeping boys-love fantasy about two young men bound by fate, and the courage it takes to rewrite a legacy.

T-Minus:

Twenty-four hours until impact. One last chance to face the past.

When the world learns it has one day left, Harry abandons college, his girlfriend, and the life he built on silence—determined to find Rowan, the boy who was once his best friend... and the one he kissed before disappearing without a word.

Rowan has spent years trying to forget him. But now, with their hometown nearly deserted and meteors streaking across the sky, Harry returns—bringing memories, apologies, and the truth he was always too afraid to say.

Blending quiet introspection, slow-burn romance, and the aching urgency of a ticking clock, T-Minus is a tender boys-love contemporary about two estranged best friends, the end of the world, and the truth that refuses to stay buried. “Let’s pretend the meteors are fireworks…”

Camp Hollow Pines:

This summer was supposed to change their lives. And it will. Just… not the way they planned.

The counselors at newly opened Camp Hollow Pines have survived six long weeks of bug spray, bratty campers, and awkward crushes. Now, with the kids gone and one last night to clean up, they’re ready to relax, let loose, and maybe even say the things they’ve been holding back.

But something terrible is lurking in the woods—something old, hungry, and wearing familiar faces. As secrets unravel and bodies start turning up, Zack finds himself questioning everything, including the feelings he’s buried all summer for the one person he swore he’d never fall for.

In the end, it’s not just survival at stake. It’s identity.

Blending slasher thrills, repressed longing, and a creeping sense of dread, Camp Hollow Pines is a slow-burn boys-love horror about two boys on the edge of death—and the terrifying price of becoming who you really are.

Peter & William:

“Most children, except a small few, discover themselves and who they’re meant to be. Those who don’t... find themselves in Neverland.”

Seventeen-year-old William Darling is tired of pretending. Trapped in a world that expects him to conform, misunderstood by his parents, and haunted by the feeling that he doesn’t belong, William seeks escape in the one place that still feels like his own: the stories he writes. But when a shadow slips into his room and a boy who refuses to grow up appears at his window, everything changes.

Peter Pan is real—and so is Neverland.

Swept away with his younger siblings by the enchanting and enigmatic Peter, William finds himself in a world of merpeople, fairies, and pirates... but also self-discovery, heartbreak, and truth.

In this bold and emotionally rich reimagining of the classic tale, Peter & William is a queer coming-of-age fantasy for anyone who has ever felt out of place, and for everyone still learning how to fly.

EIDOLON

After six years in stasis, the crew of the Eidolon wakes to silence—and a derelict ship the size of a city floating dead in space. Deputy Captain Finn Darrow is fresh out of training and far from ready. The crew of the Eidolon doesn’t know each other. Doesn’t trust each other. And they don’t have time to build bonds—not when a massive, broken relic is waiting in the void, whispering a mystery that could rewrite humanity’s past.

Their mission is simple: board it, document it, and leave. But something follows them back to the Eidolon and turns it into a hunting ground. One by one, the crew is being undone—not just killed, but undone, and pulled apart from the inside out.

​​Blending sci-fi isolation, aching queer intimacy, and creeping psychological terror, EIDOLON is a slow-burn boys-love horror about the dangers of being truly seen—and the monstrous cost of reaching back.