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The Sovereign Union
Give your heart. Know what you’re promising.
Marriage, independence and mutual protection—the questions a man should face before he promises someone his life.
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Ideas & Society
Give your heart. Know what you’re promising.
Marriage, independence and mutual protection—the questions a man should face before he promises someone his life.
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Espionage
His father’s secrets know his name.
Jonah Mercer interrupts a royal abduction. The institution that knew his missing father as Nightowl takes notice.
Series in development
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Mythological adventure
The maze is learning to read them.
A Greek holiday traps a family inside Daedalus’s invention. Its corridors move. Its architecture can learn.
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Court mystery
Seven heirs. One murder. Six reasons to lie.
Bound by a royal covenant, six surviving heirs must solve a murder before their kingdoms’ bargain claims them.
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Dark fantasy
The first murder still has heirs.
A new heir inherits Cain’s Mark—and enemies who see a bloodline to control, exploit or erase.
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Philosophy & Theology
A ruler’s conscience is never a private matter.
From Moses to Machiavelli, the right to command meets the lives that must bear its consequences.
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Epic Fantasy
How much mercy can a kingdom survive?
A leader devoted to preserving life must defend a kingdom through choices that threaten everything he believes.
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Ideas & Society
The promise is mutual. The choice is yours.
Before building a life around love, make room for the woman who has to live it.
Companion in concept development
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Institutional thriller
The world cannot afford to stop for its rulers.
Atlas protects the systems civilization runs on. Its duty may put it at odds with the powers Laurel protects.
Story development
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Mythological fiction
He wants to live forever. They want him to live.
Achilles pursues a name death cannot touch, while Patroclus and Thetis hold him to the life glory could take.
Prose treatment under exploration
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Occult fantasy
They guard Solomon’s secrets. Some would rather command them.
The Houses hold dangerous writings, contracts and entities. Keeping them sealed is only one answer to Solomon’s inheritance.
Concept in development
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Espionage
Your name belongs to an older promise.
A family name grants the Laurel's protection—and binds its bearer to promises made generations earlier.
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Espionage
The Laurel is a hard habit to lose.
Training leaves habits. The Laurel leaves people carrying very different versions of the same institution.
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Espionage
Someone must answer for the promises of the dead.
The people who gave their word are gone. Another generation inherits the responsibility of keeping it.
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Mythological adventure
The maze had a maker. The maker had a reason.
To find a way home, a family must understand the mind behind a world that thinks.
Exploratory trilogy proposal
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Mythological adventure
Home is more than a way out.
A family reaches for the Labyrinth's deepest purpose, holding on to the hope of going home together.
Exploratory trilogy proposal
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Puzzles & Activity Books
The gods are hiding in the grid.
Search Olympus, the Labyrinth and Medusa's Gaze in three large-print sample puzzles that grow more demanding.
Playable sampler completed
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Puzzles & Activity Books
Find a word. Meet a legend.
Greek mythology becomes a hunt for hidden words, with a new discovery waiting in the letters.
Concept development
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Puzzles & Activity Books
Make a case for your vocabulary.
Hidden terms and legal trivia put your attention to work on the language of law.
Concept & cover studies
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Journals & Planners
Put the unfinished on paper.
Keep a thought, work through a decision or give tomorrow's plans room to take shape.
Format exploration
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Puzzles & Activity Books
The legends are old. The colors are yours.
Give Greek mythology a child's choice of color, with pictures waiting for a personal touch.
Illustrated activity concept
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Illustrated Classics
The first move is to understand.
Sun Tzu turns attention to the preparation and judgment behind a decision to act.
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Illustrated Classics
Even an emperor has to live with himself.
Marcus Aurelius turns inward, confronting the daily work of governing his own conduct and responses.
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Ideas & Society
Give your heart. Know what you’re promising.
Marriage, independence and mutual protection—the questions a man should face before he promises someone his life.
“You were taught the vows before you were taught the terms.”
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Philosophy & Theology
A ruler’s conscience is never a private matter.
From Moses to Machiavelli, the right to command meets the lives that must bear its consequences.
Book and cover in development
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Epic Fantasy
How much mercy can a kingdom survive?
A leader devoted to preserving life must defend a kingdom through choices that threaten everything he believes.
Book and cover in development
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Ideas & Society
The promise is mutual. The choice is yours.
Before building a life around love, make room for the woman who has to live it.
Companion in concept development
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Institutional thriller
The world cannot afford to stop for its rulers.
Atlas protects the systems civilization runs on. Its duty may put it at odds with the powers Laurel protects.
Story development
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Mythological fiction
He wants to live forever. They want him to live.
Achilles pursues a name death cannot touch, while Patroclus and Thetis hold him to the life glory could take.
Prose treatment under exploration
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Legal fantasy
Someone has to tell the immortals they’re wrong.
A mortal law student contests a ruling of the tribunal above kings—and puts its own authority on trial.
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Speculative fantasy
The world obeys words. The bloodlines guard them.
Families inherit fragments of creation’s language. One person can understand across the divisions that keep their power in balance.
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Archaeological mystery
The empire vanished from history. Its reach did not.
Archaeology uncovers an erased empire whose bloodlines and institutions endure—and whose return may be possible.
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Dynastic fantasy
The assassin’s greatest enemy is their child’s inheritance.
An assassin hunts the Crowns that empower dynasties. Their own child stands to inherit the greatest of them.
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Occult fantasy
They guard Solomon’s secrets. Some would rather command them.
The Houses hold dangerous writings, contracts and entities. Keeping them sealed is only one answer to Solomon’s inheritance.
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Mythic fantasy
The boundary between worlds is someone’s life.
The Eighth Seal is a person. Their choice could keep mortal and divine apart—or bring the boundary down.
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Espionage
Your name belongs to an older promise.
A family name grants the Laurel's protection—and binds its bearer to promises made generations earlier.
Series installment concept
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Espionage
A safe place is someone else's promise.
The Laurel offers protected places. Their safety rests on people willing to keep their word.
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Espionage
What you never knew can still bind you.
The Laurel remembers the promises behind protected families, including histories their living heirs may never have been told.
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Espionage
The Laurel is a hard habit to lose.
Training leaves habits. The Laurel leaves people carrying very different versions of the same institution.
Series installment concept
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Espionage
Someone must answer for the promises of the dead.
The people who gave their word are gone. Another generation inherits the responsibility of keeping it.
Series installment concept
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Mythological adventure
The maze had a maker. The maker had a reason.
To find a way home, a family must understand the mind behind a world that thinks.
Exploratory trilogy proposal
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Mythological adventure
Home is more than a way out.
A family reaches for the Labyrinth's deepest purpose, holding on to the hope of going home together.
Exploratory trilogy proposal
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Puzzles & Activity Books
The gods are hiding in the grid.
Search Olympus, the Labyrinth and Medusa's Gaze in three large-print sample puzzles that grow more demanding.
Playable sampler completed
Explore the project
Puzzles & Activity Books
Find a word. Meet a legend.
Greek mythology becomes a hunt for hidden words, with a new discovery waiting in the letters.
Concept development
Explore the project
Puzzles & Activity Books
Make a case for your vocabulary.
Hidden terms and legal trivia put your attention to work on the language of law.
Concept & cover studies
Explore the project
Journals & Planners
Put the unfinished on paper.
Keep a thought, work through a decision or give tomorrow's plans room to take shape.
Format exploration
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Puzzles & Activity Books
The legends are old. The colors are yours.
Give Greek mythology a child's choice of color, with pictures waiting for a personal touch.
Illustrated activity concept
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Illustrated Classics
The first move is to understand.
Sun Tzu turns attention to the preparation and judgment behind a decision to act.
Exploratory edition concept
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Illustrated Classics
Even an emperor has to live with himself.
Marcus Aurelius turns inward, confronting the daily work of governing his own conduct and responses.
Exploratory edition concept
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Read the author’s note, explore Aetherion’s worldbuilding, meet The Black Laurel, or try the mythology puzzles.
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An independent publishing house founded by Ori Refael Peretz. Original books and developing projects, each with its own editorial and visual identity.
From an argument about commitment to a court mystery or a mythological adventure, the work sets the direction.

Founder & author
Ori Refael Peretz is an author and the founder of Platinum Pegasus Publishing. A law student at Nova Southeastern University, he writes across fantasy, espionage and nonfiction, exploring the moments when love, loyalty and ambition ask different things of the same person.
From the responsibilities of a ruler to the promises made between partners, he examines what it means to become worthy of another person’s trust. In The Sovereign Union, that question takes an intimate form: how two people can build a life together while remaining fully themselves.
Learn more“I want to write books people return to, finding something different as their own lives change.”
