When the outbreak of a deadly pandemic sweeps throughout the world, five individuals will be thrown together in a turn of fate that will change the age of humanity.

University friends Luisa and Kay reunite in Nairobi after a year apart to do some feel good volunteering but their friendship and the trip begin to unravel the moment they meet a strikingly handsome British philanthropist and a Ghanaian entrepreneur. In short order the donor funding the project that has brought them together is revealed to be rich and cruel, her interest in coming to Kenya to "help" routed in deeply disturbing ideology. Meanwhile, Luisa must confront her reasons for maintaining her friendship with Kay, her status as heir to a nearly incalculable fortune, her feelings for a man who seems a little too good to be true and the tragedy she left behind back in California. ** A/N This story is a work of fiction, but it's based on things I saw and heard while working in international development for five years. It's my attempt to find the complicated middle ground between those who would idealize international development and those who would condemn it. It's also a place for me to deal with a difficult friendship I had with a friend who was suffering from mental illness. She's since passed away and I'm not sure I ever really got over it. The story isn't at all done so as I'm writing I'm figuring it out too. I've set the story Nairobi and in Kisumu, which is far west of Nairobi. I've picked the title partly because of what Nairobi represents. Nairobi is a throbbing, innovative metropolis situated in a continent that is still viewed very narrowly as a place in need of help.

AWESOME COVER BY @undecided_extroverts. Anne is a girl who struggles with being brave and standing up for herself. Though she has a great support system in her friends, she hates that she is weak and cowardly, unable to stand up for herself. Her only escape is her writing, in which she creates her own world where she is the brave hero, and her tormentors the villains. Little does she know that words - her words - can build and destroy. How does she discover this? By getting dragged into the very world she created...

"There are rules!you must follow them!"he yells making me jump back "What if I don't"I barely whisper yet he was able to hear me perfectly fine and what he says next makes me want to crawl up into a ball and die "You'll be spanked" ---------------------- Madison Green is forced to marry Damien Johnson a ruthless cold hearted gang leader,who kills anyone in his way. Will Madison be able to handle his ways,especially since she has to carry his baby in a few months. 🚨🚨WARNING🚨🚨 There will be smut,violence,swearing, Smoking etc and I don't edited right away so sorry for any spelling errors or anything that doesn't make sense.

Though classified as a comedy in the First Folio and sharing certain aspects with Shakespeare's other romantic comedies, "The Merchant of Venice" is perhaps most remembered for its dramatic scenes, and is best known for Shylock and the famous "Hath not a Jew eyes?" speech.

The story follows the main character Elizabeth Bennet as she deals with issues of manners, upbringing, morality, education, and marriage in the society of the landed gentry of early 19th-century England. Elizabeth is the second of five daughters of a country gentleman living near the fictional town of Meryton in Hertfordshire, near London.

Little Poetry, as the name suggests, is a poetic filled book about God, Love, Loss and life in general.