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One of the best is 'The Protector' by Susan Stoker. It combines military elements with a romantic relationship full of suspense. The hero, a military man, has to protect the heroine from various threats, and their love story unfolds in the midst of danger.

My custom character in 'Original Sin 2' was a human mage. I made him a bit of an outcast, shunned by the mage guild for his unorthodox views on magic. He believed that magic should be used to help all, not just the privileged few. His journey started in a small village where he tried to use his magic to heal the sick. But the villagers were afraid of him at first. As he continued on his adventures, he gradually won people over with his kind heart and powerful magic, eventually becoming a respected figure among different races in the game world.

Horizon Zero Dawn has a rich story. It takes place in a post - apocalyptic world where nature has reclaimed the earth and robotic creatures roam the land. The main character, Aloy, is on a quest to discover her past and the secrets of this world. The game's story is full of mystery and exploration. 'Final Fantasy VII Remake' is another. It has a very detailed story that was already beloved in the original and is enhanced in the remake. The story follows Cloud Strife and his group as they fight against the evil Shinra Corporation, with many layers of character development and plot twists.

One bumping mom story I heard was about a mom running late for her daughter's dance recital. She was dashing through the theater lobby, bumping into chairs and almost knocking over a flower arrangement. But she made it just in time to see her daughter perform. It was a chaotic but heartwarming moment.

Sure. In some rwby winx club fanfiction, you can find crossovers where the settings blend. The academies in RWBY and the magical schools in Winx Club might be connected in some way. It could be that students from both worlds exchange knowledge or even compete in some kind of tournament. This creates a lot of interesting scenarios for the characters to develop in.

Well, 'Dune' is often considered a great in omni science fiction. It has complex world - building, deep political intrigue, and interesting characters. Another one could be 'Foundation' which plays with ideas of a galactic empire and the science of psychohistory. And 'Star Trek' related novels also rank high as they expand on the already rich universe of the TV shows and movies.

As I don't know the story, I can't determine the main themes. It could potentially be themes like family, love, or female empowerment depending on the nature of the story.

The Justice League would likely be in shock. Superman, for example, would be deeply troubled as Batman was one of his closest allies. He would probably demand an investigation to find out the exact circumstances of Batman's death.

I'm not entirely sure as I haven't watched it specifically. But from the title, it might be a story about a person named Mary Bailey and the extreme situation of someone being asked if they would kill for her. Maybe it involves themes of loyalty, moral dilemmas, and complex relationships.

Love against all odds is a common theme. Often, the Irish princess has to overcome social barriers or family expectations to be with her love. Another theme is the connection to the Irish land and its culture.