the wren the wren a novel

Wren wakes up already working. He doesn't know his own name until someone else says it. He doesn't know why his hands move through a servant's chores like they've done it a thousand times, or why a jagged scar sits across his chest where a wound should have killed him. Three days of memory is all he has. Before that — nothing. Not even the truth of who left him bleeding out in a tower that trains mages by making them draw their own deaths in chalk and ink. In the Tower, magic is not a gift. It is a debt — paid in scarred hands, failing organs, and years quietly stolen from a caster's own body, unless a mage is skilled enough to send that cost somewhere else. Apprentices seed their first circle young, under a steady hand, because drawing it alone takes a kind of will that kills almost everyone who tries. Wren tried anyway. And survived — barely, memorilessly, and with a circuit precise enough that the Tower Master himself has never seen its equal. Now reassigned from servant to apprentice, Wren has to learn in weeks what his new classmates have had years to master, all while an institution built on hard-won safety quietly wonders if he's an anomaly worth training, or a mistake worth watching. Somewhere beneath his missing past waits an answer neither he nor the Tower is ready for — one that starts with a shard of metal, a name half-remembered from a stranger's textbook, and a kind of magic no one has willingly touched in centuries. He doesn't remember who he used to be. He intends to make sure no one forgets who he becomes.

When an up and coming starlet, Wren, is suddenly thrown from a roof she is saved by what she at first thinks is an angel. When her 'angel' steps into the light though, Wren is stunned to see not an angel but...a monster! A Harpy?! Who is this mysterious creature in the well-tailored suit, and why did he save her? Maybe this monster really is Wren's guardian angel after all.

After Wren said she was a victim of domestic violence, Willa Warren offered to take her away. But Willa Warren was stopped by The in-laws. In the process of protecting her, during the pushing and shoving, the five-month pregnant Wren had a miscarriage. After she regained consciousness, she pointed at Willa Warren in front of everyone, "It was Willa who caused my miscarriage. She wants to kill me!" Willa Warren was placed under investigation and missed the medical exam for the civil service position. Meanwhile, Wren's Sister-in-law successfully took her place in the position. Wren even proposed that Willa Warren marry her Husband's Cousin, "Willa, now that you've lost your job, you're a perfect match for his Cousin." "We women must always think of our husbands' families, so don't blame me either." After Willa Warren refused, she was drugged by Wren and sent to The Cousin's room, only to be toyed with until she died a brutal death. When Willa Warren opened her eyes again. Willa Warren had returned to the day Wren claimed she was a victim of domestic violence. Willa Warren said with a smile, "Wren, you should think more about your husband's family. It's only a little domestic violence."

I was born from two opposite blood: good and evil. Actually, there are three of us. The cursed triplets they say. Possesses powers that everyone fears. But good for my siblings, they only possessed one side of our parents. One is good and one is bad. While me? Both. So sometimes, I can't control the powers I have. That's why they separated me from my two sisters. They took me away from them, trained me to control my powers, punish me if I do something wrong, enrolled me in a school where everyone's threatened to me, bullied me, hurt me. But it's okay. I didn't want to get hurt so I just let it go. Until I couldn't take it anymore. One day, I made the best mistake in my life. I was sent to exile, never to return again. And I was happy. I lived far away from them, yet I was treated the same. Until I met Storm Gabriel Isaac. Everything has changed. Or so I thought. Because the person whom I thought changed me, was also the same as I am. A wretched man.

Valerie Everett figures out that it gets worse before it gets better. Then again it gets worse. She is only 17 years but it's like she has had a life that one at thirty has never even experienced. Love to her is somewhat of a poison. Is it to you?

A dark fairy tale, uniquely twisted in all the wrong ways. Ellie, an extremely shy and meek 20 year old, gets kidnapped by Snowred (also known as Snow), a legendary werewolf warrior who may be the flint to start her fire, if he doesn't kill her first. Snow is ruthless, mean, but also intriguingly fascinated and obsessed with Ellie. His ancient past is haunted, no less than her own mysterious identity. Ellie will go on an adventure with Snowred by her side, helping him confront his past and the evil Queen. In their quest, the Kingdom of Alma will be freed from all evil and Ellie and Snow may even fall in love.

When Jody and Steve discovers that their daughter depicts signs of depression due to their separation, they resolve to come back together. However, is that the best solution? While struggling to be civil for their children, they discover that the past is not what it seems. Will the truth close the door to a second chance?

Imagine that one day you just happen to "restart" that day. What would you do? Would someone believe you? That's the story of Akira, a man with the ability to remember time resets. No one believed him, but he manages to find someone who does. Watch him "free" time.

When a group of friends

When life seems to hold the most promise for this group of friends, everything goes downhill, starting with a plane crash on an abandoned island. Will their class learn to band together to survive, or will their time on Earth end with carnage and violence? **WARNING** This book has a lot of violence and death in it. If you are sensitive to topics such as torture or violence in general, stay away.