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overlooked antonym

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The Hero Overlooked

The Hero Overlooked

Regretfully, due to the pandemic and some associated personal issues that came up I need to shelve this project for a bit. It was never intended to be a long novel, but I've been thoroughly pulled away and rather than release at most 1 chapter a week, I'll be putting this on pause and then when I'm freed up again, I'll dump the rest of the content all at once. --- Bruce Williams is an average American. A blue collar worker who lives his life by minding his own business, saving money, and planning for his retirement. After finishing up some work at the house, he was carrying his tools back to his truck when a bright light enveloped him and he disappeared off the face of the planet. Summoned to an alternate world as one of the five heroes, as a long-time nerd Bruce was pretty excited about his chance to be a hero. Unfortunately, nobody else cared how excited he was, as they're far more focused on the other four heroes and he's treated more as a tag-along. Follow Bruce on his journey to a new world where he learns how to harness his supernatural ability and struggles to be recognized for his efforts and successes. --- This will be my first time writing fiction of more than a scene or two; I've written a couple short stories a while ago, but I've always wanted to do more than that and finally decided to give it a shot. Please let me know what you think, and I apologize for the rough-draft nature of this submission. As I progress in the story, I'll try to go back and fix things up. Thank you for taking a look =)
Fantasy
2 Chs
ABOVE LOVE

ABOVE LOVE

Above Love Victoria Lennox has spent her life proving she is untouchable. At thirty-four, she is the youngest self-made woman ever to break eleven figures, the most feared name on Wall Street, and the undisputed queen of Manhattan. Love, in her experience, is a liability best left to weaker people. She has built an empire on that conviction: marble penthouses, private jets, and a heart sealed behind bullet-proof glass. Then a rainy night, a totaled Bugatti, and forty-seven seconds of clinical death change everything. A stranger drags her from the wreckage. She never sees his face—only the distinctive crescent-moon birthmark on the back of his right hand—before he disappears into the storm. When Victoria wakes in a private hospital suite with titanium in her femur and a debt she cannot quantify, she does what she has always done: she hunts. She finds him living in a Bushwick warehouse, fixing pipes for old ladies and donating half his income to a no-kill shelter. His name is Elias Crowe—former Army Ranger, Purple Heart recipient, and the one man in New York who wants absolutely nothing from her. She offers money. He refuses. She offers gratitude wrapped in couture and orchids. He donates the orchids to the hospital where she recovered. Every gift, every grand gesture, every attempt to buy absolution is met with the same quiet, unshakable rejection. So Victoria does the one thing she swore she would never do again: she shows up. In jeans. In the rain. In kennels that smell like bleach and hope. Slowly, infuriatingly, the ice begins to crack. What starts as obsession becomes something far more dangerous: partnership, laughter, Sunday mornings that taste like coffee and pancakes, and a three-legged pit bull who decides Victoria belongs to them both. Elias never asks her to be less than the ruthless titan she is; he simply refuses to let her be lonely while she’s being it. But Victoria has spent fifteen years learning that love is a loaded gun with someone else’s finger on the trigger. When the past comes roaring back—old betrayals, boardroom coups, and the terrifying vulnerability of needing another person—she will have to decide whether the empire she built is worth more than the man who taught her heart how to beat again. A searing, witty, deeply romantic story about what happens when the woman who has everything discovers the one thing money can’t buy—and the man brave enough to make her earn it. Above Love is a standalone contemporary romance with heat, humor, zero cheating, a hard-won HEA, and a dog who steals every scene she’s in.
Urban
37 Chs
What is an antonym for 'fictional'?
The word 'genuine' is an antonym for 'fictional'. 'Genuine' means being truly what it is said to be, not false or made-up. So, when something is genuine, it's not fictional or pretend.
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2024-10-04 05:53
What is the antonym for caricature?
The antonym for caricature could be portrait. A portrait aims to represent a person or thing realistically and accurately, unlike a caricature which exaggerates features for effect.
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2025-05-09 14:18
What is the antonym of fiction?
The antonym of fiction is non-fiction. Non-fiction refers to works based on real events, facts, or people.
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2024-10-02 08:22
What is an antonym for fiction?
The antonym for fiction is non-fiction. Non-fiction refers to works based on real events, facts, and people.
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2024-10-14 11:35
What is the antonym for novel?
Old. A novel often implies something new or fresh, while 'old' represents the opposite, something that has been around for a long time and is not new.
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2024-12-10 07:27
What is the antonym of 'caricature'?
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2025-04-07 11:26
What is the antonym of 'caricatures'?
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2025-05-30 13:07
What is the antonym of caricature?
The antonym of caricature could be portrait. A portrait aims to represent a person or thing realistically and accurately, while a caricature exaggerates and distorts features.
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2025-05-31 07:39
What is the antonym of 'caricature'?
The antonym of 'caricature' could be 'portrait', which represents a realistic and accurate depiction of a person or thing.
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2025-07-30 11:54
What is the antonym of 'novel idea'?
The antonyms of 'novel idea' might include 'commonplace idea' or 'trite thought'. These imply ideas that are familiar and lack novelty or uniqueness.
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