A supernatural sleuth, angels, werewolves and my friend Giacomo. The werewolves can be a metaphor for panic attacks. Or they can just be werewolves. Giacomo cursed by werewolves, siphons angel energy to break his nightmare torment. Supernatural sleuth Julius Q Bygone helps him wield his grandfather's axe in a dream duel to end the curse.

Trigger Warning Graphic violence and murder are depicted in detail. This chapter (and the entire story) contains explicit descriptions of killing. If you are sensitive to such content, please skip this story. In 1973 Brooklyn, a quiet, anxious teenager makes a choice that changes everything. What begins as a solution to fear turns into something darker, colder, and harder to stop. Told in an unflinching first-person voice, A Killer's Way is a brutal, intimate look at violence, justification, and the lies we tell ourselves to sleep at night. This isn't a story about justice. It's about why.

About My Short Stories This is an ongoing collection of short stories-each one inspired by the people who've left a mark on my life. Family, friends, coworkers, and even passing acquaintances all have their own stories, and here you'll find them captured in snapshots. Some are funny, some bittersweet, some unforgettable-but all of them are real moments seen through my eyes. A celebration of the characters we meet along the way, and the ways they shape who we become.

When even their own existences are at risk, Aaron and Hope must defy both the living and the dead in order to survive a destiny designed to destroy them. Every living person carries blessings from their loved ones in Heaven, everyone but Hope. She is at the lowest point of her life when she meets Aaron, a ticking time bomb of a field agent from the Balcony of Heaven. The BOH is no ordinary organization. It harvests the love and remembrance of the living, turns that soul energy into blessings, and sends them back to the world of the living. Its employees aren't human. Neither is Aaron. Even here, he is seen as unstable - a soul that could have been, and might still become, a vengeful spirit. And Hope has no idea. Meeting Aaron may mark the end of her misfortune... or her life itself.

A labyrinth with no way out. Everyone trapped in their role. Will they ever find a way to break free? Or are they destined to remain there forever?

"Rhythm of freedom" Talks about A Nineteen year old teenager Named Amira, a talented Young musician, as she stood up for her passion for music and her own identity amidst disapproval and chaos.

He should arrest her. She should ruin him. One of them is a hunter. The other is prey. Neither plans to lose.

In a small village in Madhya Pradesh, a boy named Aarav was born with chubby cheeks and a pure heart. But from a young age, Aarav knew he was different. He didn't want to be a "son" - he wanted to wear his mother's sarees, express who he truly was. What began as innocent play turned into pain, punishment, and rejection. By the time he was 17, Aarav was thrown out by his own family, forced to beg on the streets, insulted by strangers, and forgotten by the people who once called him theirs. But fate had other plans. One reel - one glimpse of Thailand's trans community - lit a spark. With nothing but a bike, 3 lakhs saved from years of hardship, and a dream, Aarav rode for 88 hours across countries, chasing freedom. In Thailand, he found not only survival... But love. Nick, a famous BL actor, saw him not as an outcast - but as someone beautiful. He gave him a name. Pai. But can Pai ever leave the pain of the past behind? Will the world accept her truth - or will history repeat itself? A powerful story of identity, heartbreak, healing, and love - "From Aarav to Pai" is not just a BL story. It's a revolution of the soul.

What if the one person you wanted most was the person your community, your faith, and even your conscience say you can't have? William and Anastasia Johnson have been inseparable since their adoption. When he's nearly drafted into World War I and she nearly dies of the Spanish Flu, their bond transforms into something electric, and terrifying. As their love is slowly discovered and the town turns against them, they must decide whether or not to stand firm as they lose their reputation, safety, and possibly even their lives. The Love They Couldn't Bury is perfect for readers who either want or have a love worth dying for.

NOTICE: The full version of this book was unpublished from this platform on January 22, 2026. Only the first three chapters remained available as a preview/sample. The law hates him. Criminals fear him. Someone wants to be him. Three-quarters of humanity have evolved into superpowered beings bound by a genetic killing barrier. They are the Dominants-incapable of murder. The rest are Recessives: ordinary, unprotected, and fully capable of killing. Gabriel is one of them. Fresh out of prison after serving seven years for murder, all Gabriel wants is to go home, reunite with his family, and leave violence behind. But when a serial killer begins terrorizing the city, his own sister calls him a psycho, and a stalker known only as R escalates their twisted game from the shadows, Gabriel realizes something far worse than being hunted: Someone wants him to keep killing. Forced back into the role everyone despises - a killer - Gabriel must decide whether to abandon the one skill he was born for or embrace it on his own terms. As he tries to rebuild his life among the capital's elite - college halls, glittering social circles, heirs of power - he's drawn to a woman who hides more than she reveals, and to a truth more dangerous than any crime: Monsters don't always look like criminals. And criminals don't always look like monsters. As the line between justice and cruelty blurs, Gabriel faces a choice he can't escape: Cling to his humanity and be destroyed by the monsters around him - or fight back and become one himself. A man branded a killer, trying desperately to live. He survived juvie. He survived prison. Living might be harder. A story about power, guilt, and the fragile connections that hold a broken man together - or tear him apart.