This is the evolution of a new superhero. Brandon Boyd is a paraplegic who has given up on life. The girl he's always loved barely notices him, at work he is treated like a helpless child, and his family has all but disowned him. When his suicide attempt fails, Brandon discovers something about himself that could change the world. Brandon is Nauticus.

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It's !976 and 16 year old schoolboy Nile along with 15 year old Chloe, must venture 40 years into the future to save Nile's brother from the clutches of a sociopathic megalomaniac, and also maybe save the world...

It's 1976 and Nile, a 16 year old schoolboy, along with 15 year old Chloe, must travel 40 years into the future to save Nile's brother from the clutches of a sociopathic megalomaniac.

Joshua Frost age 16, is paid by British Intelligence to do what he believes is one of the easiest jobs ever. Every weekend he even gets free flights to countries all around the globe. All he has to do is steal the information his fellow passengers have stored in their brief cases, take photos of it and send it to the agency.  All Mafia members and crime lords are weaponless on planes, and besides, who would suspect a teenager anyway. But Josh soon realises that the work may be more dangerous than he thought when the young criminal mastermind he stole from on his last flight from Paris, ends up enrolling at his Oxford Boarding school. 

Trapped in a world controlled by the devil and haunted by the memories of her past Larah Salvatori must find a way to survive in a place where unmarked human survivors are rare and the mindless decomposing bodies of the Undead haunt the world. At night the Marked rise from their lairs and stalk the streets searching for survivors to add to their herds. Survival is hard, but for Lars it's different. Lars, as the only Marked still perfectly human, is the only one the survivors believe can save them. Is she really their saviour? Or does the Devil have more tricks up his sleeve than anyone ever imagined?

This Short Story is about a girl from District 9 of Harlem.

This is a real love story where the man leaves the woman with the devastating words...I need to go for the real gold...She is completely shattered....She completely falls apart... she comes back together a lot stronger....  She knows he is chasing fool's gold...he is on a mission... he has a completely false image of himself...he doesn't yet know who he is... The reader is led along....did he really do that, you must be kidding, women wouldn't do that surely?....It is told in a conversational way as though gossiping over coffee.... The time-line is jumped around in as QB (the woman) remembers different scenes that she has played with Hat (the man). It's a cautionary tale of how when man has a false image of himself, acts with self interest reasons only, is afraid of his own shadow... he destroys all that has been good and beautiful in his life, and rather than face his inner demons, he demonises others... The woman is called QB...the reason is revealed at the end...what the nick name stands for. The man is called Hat because QB looks across at a photo of him and sees him wearing his favourite hat...she can't bear to look at Hat now....Hat is just how she always thinks of him... It is a Bridget Jones style book, but with observations of human behaviour and how the human psyche works...and also how when man strives for spiritual knowledge he often loses sight of living a good life...     .

This is a story of three different girls with three different lives and personality. Their past made them who they are. But just because bad things happened in the past, doesn't mean it couldn't happened in the present and future. The Saviour is coming again and they will not stop until The Star Generation are deceased. With their different backgrounds, it's only normal that they hate each other, but with the life their going through now and the future that doesn't seem so bright, should they really be hating each other? An ultimate war is coming and this time, the chances of winning is impossible. Will they survive?

A Passenger is a novel adaptation of Tennessee William's Sweet Bird of Youth. It follows the story of Chance Wayne as he returns to his hometown to pursue the love of his childhood sweetheart, Heavenly. However, Chance discovers that his old friend, Time, has other ideas as to whether he can re-create the past.

Victor lives with his mother at toadstools village where he depends on her for food, shelter and clothing. Because Victor doesn't get a lucrative job. His mother shows special care towards him which, as a result, injures the jealousy of Victor's mother friend who makes her suffers a serious illness through her magical powers that leads to Victor's mother death. However, Victor's friend, Tony, sees this occurrence as a chance to cut off the index finger of Victor's mother, which he beliefs by using it in a particular way will make him an affluent person. But his action to do so makes him receives the worst part of his life and as a result exposes the toadstools village to witness persistent terrible damage until one woman visits a man at other village who helps them to stop the problems in their village.

Leather upon stone and heavy breathing, were the only sounds disturbing the silence as the portly old man hurried along the road.

A month has passed and Mom's bruises are healing, but our hearts are still broken, weeping.  Mom makes a joke, saying it's a good thing she is black because bruises aren't as noticeable.

This story explores the lives of several participants and organisers of a game of Russian Roulette in a seedy urban basement. Exploring the themes of fate and fatalism, "A Sliver of Light" delves into the emotional and physical demons that haunt some people - causing them to become so disenfranchised with life that this is their course of action.   These people live on the edge of society - invisible to the majority of people. Stephen Sharp battles his inner demons every day. Whilst Carly Wilson's problems reveal themselves to be a lot more visceral. Judith Scruth is an elderly lady who longs for the love of her deceased husband, whilst Franklin Bletch (tricked into the game) rues a lifetime of sin that has resulted in this reckoning.   The organisers of this game are a pair of world weary soldiers of fortune - one a jaded ex-SAS soldier who had recently discovered what it was to love, the other a psychotic torturer who owes his life and his fate to his friend.   The story tells the tale of love lost and gained, redemption and reconciliation. There can be only one winner...but in the end of this game, does anybody really ever win?

As the early morning sun wiped the night from the sky, the ghostly buildings clustered together, revealed themselves to be small, white faced, stone houses.

GENRE: Contemporary, Fiction, Romance6,000 words; Excerpt; Chapter One of a 100,000 - 140,000 word novel, most of which is written, but not yet polished.In the late summer, 1992, an artist and a married woman meet at a Corcoran exhibit in which he is featured.  The woman’s husband, a career diplomatic service professional, is about to learn that he will be in the Far East for a year.  The story of the affair continues for 1000 weeks, almost twenty years, although the affair itself is over—except for occasional rendezvous—after the only year they have together.  It is a story of obsessive love, and how it effects their lives.  It includes paranormal and spiritual aspects that characterize the timeless nature of their union.  Told from the artist’s point of view, the tale unfolds in alternate chapters, a flashback week, followed by a contemporaneous week.  The woman cannot forget her lover, but cannot leave her husband.  Defying a fundamental precept of Romance writing, in the end, the lovers are not united, which seems enough to condemn this work to the contemporary fiction heaps.  The career diplomat leaves the State Department and is elected to Congress, which ultimately eliminates any possibility . . . The artist is condemned to search for her in every crowd and fantasize about finding her, if not in reality, in a surrogate, or in another world.  A final misunderstanding breaks all contact, and the earthly saga ends with the artist’s death and an unobserved afterlife visitation.

On the night a young man sets off with the intention to propose to his girlfriend, an accident instead forces the young couple to re-evaluate their relationship as they struggle to come to terms with what has happened while trying to cling onto each other.

“Tommy, get in here this minute!” his mother shouted. “I’m trying to mum but I’m having trouble with Bonnie.” Tommy yelled back. “If she won’t come, leave her and hurry up inside.” His mother commanded.  Tommy loved his puppy and was not prepared to obey this command. Tommy struggled with the dog in his arms and slowly made his way towards the house being guided by the light shining from the open door. When he  only had about a hundred yards to go to reach the safety of the  house there was a lull in the storm and an eerie calmness befell the area around the house. He stopped to look at the heavens and saw a beam of light coming from the clouds and getting brighter as it came nearer to the earth. He stood fascinated, watching the light coming towards him, fearful of what was to happen next. He could hear his mother calling him, as if from a long distance and as he turned to look towards his home he could see her reflection in the light of the doorway. He shook his head and started advancing once again towards the back door. As he was walking the light started to fade away until there was no light at all and he was left in total darkness. He called out to his mother and heard a faint reply, and then there was total silence. No sound of the wind or pelting rain, just total eerie silence.