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Big, burly CEO Abe Behr is furious to discover someone -- probably a relative -- is embezzling from Behr Construction, a family-run business in the Sierra Nevada foothills outside Lake Tahoe.<br><br>To confirm his suspicions, Abe takes the unprecedented step of hiring a non-family accountant, handsome Jeff Mason, to go over the books and help find the culprit. As they talk to Behr relatives and visit construction sites, Abe and Jeff are drawn to each other, bringing out new, softer emotions in workaholic Abe.<br><br>Since he has sacrificed romance all his life to build the construction business, Abe’s surprised by his feelings for the handsome Jeff. He’s even more shocked when they come face to face with homophobia in the small foothills community where generations of Behrs have called home. Abe had always thought Stone Acres was a live-and-let-live kind of town.<br><br>As he and Jeff get closer, he finds out how wrong he is when he comes out to both family and a community who think he’s making a big mistake. Will being the head of a large, powerful family and a pillar of the community be enough to win Abe his happily ever after with Jeff?

The future isn't written in stars- its broadcasted in static.

A powerful new Indian light novel series blending mythology, sci-fi fantasy, and high-school action adventure. Perfect for readers who love progression fantasy, system powers, myth-powered heroes, and fast-paced anime-style storytelling. When the sky first tore open, monsters invaded the world. A decade later, sixteen-year-old Aryan Sharma is just an ordinary student—until he finds the Astra-Chakra, an ancient divine-tech artifact capable of channeling the powers of the gods. With the awakening of Agni, the Avatar of Fire, Aryan’s life transforms overnight. Suddenly, he’s battling Asura beasts, training under a sword-wielding prodigy, and hiding his abilities from the government task force hunting unlicensed magic users. But the monsters aren't the only threat. A masked Necromancer unleashes an army of shadows during the school festival, forcing Aryan to unlock abilities far beyond human limits—including the legendary Vayu, the Avatar of Wind. As ancient enemies rise again, Aryan must master the Astra-Link before it destroys him. Because the device didn’t choose him by chance… It chose him for war.

Random facts that may or may not be true (due to a lack of resources confirming and debunking them). Not really a story, but definitely (probably) interesting.

UPDATES DAILY (for now) Ten years after a global societal collapse due to an undisclosed and poorly understood “accident”, Athena finds herself staring down the barrel of a fifty caliber sniper rifle, wielded by an out of place woman in a yellow sundress who is defending her claim over a broken vending machine. As Athena and her three brothers, Benny, Cal, and Jules continue to scrape out a meager existence in the wreckage of an urban wasteland, they happen across the stranger in the sundress again. And again. And again. Each time, she specifically antagonizes Athena without relent, pushing her to the point of genuine burning hatred. When the stranger, Katie, finally approaches the four of them with a scheme that is certain to be mutually beneficial, Athena is faced with a painstaking opportunity to best further her one and only goal in life: keeping her brothers alive. To that end, Athena will stop at nothing, not even if it means working with someone she despises. Or dealing with Katie’s sailor-mouthed, explosive-obsessed, junkrat twelve year old sister, Bumblebee. In order to survive the perils of the urban wasteland and carve out a better existence for themselves, the six must join forces and face the worst that the apocalypse has to throw at them. Whether they live or die depends entirely on their ability to coordinate their survival against the conditions, environment, resource scarcity, and the infernal heat of summer. Not to mention, the monsters that hunt when the acid rain falls. CHANNEL 87 deals with sensitive subjects such as violence, gore, suicidality, starvation, cannibalism, infectious disease, death, and human cruelty.

Shreeja the crime beat reporter met a child on the street. The child hinted to her about a heinous crime. She brought the crime to the notice of the police department. Shiuli was the lead detective in the investigation. She sought Sheeeja’s help in gathering more information about the crime. They became partners in crime solving. Shreeja’s supervisor supported her. Shiuli got support from all her colleagues. As they moved step by step, they opened some cold cases from years before. Yet gathering evidence against the offenders appeared impossible. Shreeja’s desperate moves helped Shiuli to find legal ways for collecting evidence against the criminals. Yet, the process of collecting evidence appeared too dangerous and time consuming. The clock was ticking over the lives of the children. Street Fact is the first short fiction in a tension packed crime solving series. If you are a fan of smart witty women protagonists with deep conscience and ability to neutralize hard hitting social evils, then you would love this emotionally charged thriller. Buy NOW to taste the web of crimes that would leave you restless.

This is a book About Facts and theories In this book I give an interesting theory and get you interested so you can get interested into it and research it further.

A story about what life is for a person who suffers from mental health issues

I find cool facts, I post. also if anyone has any other good facts could you post them in the comments? i will post them as new chapters eventually...

There are many things which we do not know. The unknown always bring fascination and curiosity. Mysteries we do not know. Facts which made us wonder. Here we will explore some of the facts and mysteries of our world which will made you question. Just how much we know of our universe? PS: There is no guarantee of regular content. When I find something interesting I will add it. Also, english is not my first language. So, don't expect me to write a prize winning article or something, though it will not be that bad, maybe.