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Eilownia has been condemned to live in the dilapidated garden shed at the edge of her father's estate. After a hellish storm grants her the opportunity to escape, Eilownia finds herself in the midst of a war between Kingdoms, a target on her back, the center of multiple reputation ending secrets and entangled with the enemy Kingdom's General! Uncovering the hidden truths behind the war, her father's rage and finding herself are among the multiple challenges she finds herself facing with her newfound freedom!

"Let's make some magic." Circus performer by day, Supernatural hunter by night, Lunaira wasn't a goddess or queen, but she was a spellcaster. With the powers she was born with she does all she can to make the world a better place for those she comes across. It's a shame that her fellow SAA members don't consider her a good omen. From the moment she was born, she was known as a being of misfortune that shouldn't exist, let alone live to her adult years. But that was fine with her. She lived for causing chaos, especially when it came to the people she considered family. With that sense of obligation and power however came with responsibilities that lay heavy on her shoulders. Everyone has their limits and Lunaira is on the brink of hers.

Hinter Blood is shed Forgiveness is dead When the once blazing "hell" turns into a lifeless, icy wasteland, millions of lost souls wander in the eternal snow, and only "Strast," the power of their deepest passions, remains for them to survive. Also available as an Ebook on Amazon Kindle

For 22 year old Tibby, life becomes complicated when she decides to pursue her sister's captor and take justice into her own hands. When Solia, Tibby's sister, went missing, the authorities claimed she was a runaway. The search for answers about her sister's whereabouts stopped and Tibby knew the authorities were useless. The devotion she has for her sister and her intuition push her to the limit. She leaves behind everything she knows and loves to catch a person who'd never been caught before. With no leads, other than the location of her sister's last cell phone ping, she takes to the desert. Three weeks go by before she catches a break in her investigation. Then, an uninvited guest stops by the shed Tibby is living in, to store some dead bodies. Little does he know, someone is living there. The same someone who is looking for her sister's captor. Soon he discovers someone's watching him, but doesn't stop his killing spree or try to cover it up; instead, he watches and waits too. They both have the same goal, to wait for the opportune moment to kill one another.

A Boy named Alex was born with nothing but got raise to be the strongest or not?

In a room with white, reflective walls, illuminated by a cold, blinding light, a young man wakes up confused, with no idea where he is, why he’s there, or most importantly, who he is. Soon, however, a woman with enigmatic charm and an unusual appearance reveals a startling truth to him: his planet, Earth, has been conquered by the Sleter, an alien species that has transformed the world into a massive Game Arena. Right there, within its walls, he will have to fight, struggling not only to survive but also to uncover the secrets of his identity and the destiny that awaits him.

David, a quiet and unassuming young man from Katni, moves to Jabalpur for a job at a courier company. In search of accommodation, he meets Ana, who agrees to rent him her apartment. A friendship slowly begins between them. When David’s mother learns he has settled down, she visits him and insists he consider marrying Eva, the daughter of her friend. Though David objects, out of respect for his mother’s delicate emotional state, he agrees to meet Eva—but devises a plan to sabotage the proposal by appearing in dishevelled clothing and behaving frivolously. Eva is amused, but David’s mother is humiliated. The proposal is rejected, and she returns home in anger. David and Ana’s relationship gradually deepens. He learns about her troubled past: a missing mother and an alcoholic father. Just as a bond begins to take shape between them, David is transferred to Bargi, a rural town outside Jabalpur. Concerned by the change, Ana promises to visit him, reassuring both David and his mother. David moves, and in time, adapts to the slower pace of village life. In Bargi, David befriends an elderly woman affectionately called Old Mother. Known for her kindness, she quickly grows fond of David and invites him into her life. He also meets Sheila, her reclusive housekeeper, a woman weighed down by sorrow and silence. As David becomes part of their world, he learns that Old Mother’s son, Peter, lives in London and hasn’t visited in three years. Over time, David uncovers Sheila’s past and her reasons for living in isolation. One rainy day, Ana visits David in Bargi. Caught in the worsening weather, he takes her to Old Mother’s home for shelter. There, Ana is stunned to find that Sheila is her long-lost mother. A painful confrontation ensues. Ana accuses Sheila of abandonment, while Sheila explains she fled due to Ana’s abusive father. Old Mother urges Sheila to return to Jabalpur, but she refuses, fearing her past. Tensions escalate, and in the aftermath of a bitter argument, Sheila quietly passes away in the night. Ana is devastated by her mother’s death and blames herself. Old Mother consoles her and travels with her to Jabalpur to share the news with her father. Meanwhile, David, consumed with guilt for bringing Ana to the house, isolates himself. Weeks later, he quietly visits the large house and finds Peter, now returned from London, working in the garden. Old Mother thanks David for posting the letter that brought her son back—though David never sent one. Puzzled, he realizes it was Ana who had written the letter. Old Mother gently confronts David about his absence. Suspecting unresolved feelings between him and Ana, she misinterprets his silence as indifference. To clarify matters, she calls Ana to walk with David and explain everything. David is surprised to see her, and during their walk, Ana shares that she plans to go to London and become engaged to Peter. She attributes her decision to the kindness and support she received from Old Mother after Sheila’s death. David, heartbroken and unable to express his own feelings, quietly accepts the situation. As he prepares to leave the large house, Old Mother hands him an envelope and asks him to deliver it to a family in the village. When David arrives at the house, he is surprised to see Eva, the woman he once tried to avoid marrying. Their reunion is unexpectedly warm. As they walk together afterward, they laugh about their first awkward meeting. By the time they part at the bus station, a genuine connection has begun to form—hinting that a relationship once prematurely rejected might now have a second chance.

It was supposed to be a one-time thing. A one-time fling. Was supposed to be a once-in-a-while kind of operation. Came about with the deaths of six secondary college students, an old man, and some corpses used for clandestine means. All this death, and Tinsley still can't figure out as to why, or how his family's inherited disease of tuberculosis rapidly brought wroth into his brother's life, and how heavily interconnected and intertwining his brother's death is with the six secondary college students. For inasmuch as an afternoon could give up, it wasn't the first time. This I had marked as that other time in which I was wondering as to why, as episodic a day and its surprises can be, a question still arises. Why would it be any different? Is it different because I am to treat the days in my life like a canto? I was quite fond of turn-tabling an episode, its chaotic nature, and turning it as a page turning chapter in my life. Whether-whenever and inasquite-as a moment may allow the change of pace in a single happenstance, as the world begins revolves selflessly for another in this very person's interest, a compromise made between God and this man whom we shall agree his intentions to be selfish. Otherwise we'd regard this matter to be just another case of the Monday-blues and it wasn't really a big a matter as Cathro would've believed. If only his brother Lucho had stopped their older brother Sycrose from conspiring a plan which would land women resting on each shoulder. Should this plan ever come into fruition after they had the events had already transpired, the very image of the country farther than the Greek-Latin Steppes could guise itself as, the very ugly country we try to form into our own image perhaps.

Richard's ex-wife Jane goes berserk one day. Later, she escapes the mental hospital and follows Richard into his house. There happens the chilling incidents which ultimately ends the psychological story that this is.

Flora Bloom, who was betrayed and killed by her boyfriend in her past life, is reborn with a peerless spatial dimension back to the time before the crisis, hoarding food, raising a child, and tearing apart scumbag men and manipulative women. Originally, she just wanted to raise a child and low-key fight zombies and level up together with her family. But she discovered that she was unexpectedly falling step by step into a tender trap meticulously designed by a certain sly and scheming man. Flora Bloom looked at the vast space within her sea of consciousness; it had a farmhouse courtyard, fields, and a Spirit River, but it just lacked a bit of vitality. So, a fat, sky-flying mantis? Collect! A rare little white tiger that can discharge electricity? Collect! A behemoth spirit crocodile with its young? Collect! As long as it's alive and edible, collect, collect, collect them all! Endless scumbags and vile women, a shameless and deeply scheming leader, all wanting to use her to attack zombies and obtain more Crystal Cores for their own gain? Your shameless, worthless life? Hand it over.