Titans Pier

In the decadent heart of the Roman Empire, something ancient stirs-a hidden pier, invisible by day, reveals itself only under the light of a harvest moon. From its fog-shrouded dock, Titans slip into the world disguised as humans, hell-bent on reshaping history in their image. They infiltrate politics, stir unrest, and quietly replace the powerful. Most go unnoticed.

But one man sees them.

Gaius Veris, a haunted philosopher and former augur, lost his wife to something the world insists doesn't exist. Armed with her cryptic poetry, a brass fist forged for gods, and a mind sharpened by loss, he uncovers a conspiracy that stretches from the gutters of Nemoris to the temples of the divine.

As Titans walk the streets in flesh, Gaius must decide what justice means in a world where monsters raise children, and ancient blood hides behind familiar eyes.

Part myth, part noir, part political thriller-Titans Pier is a dark, elegant novella about grief, truth, and the cost of seeing too much.