A sequel to Who did it? 3 years after the murder, Iris is moving forward in her life. She happens to meet someone from her childhood, who just might help her in some ways. But what happens when someone from a darker part of her past comes to haunt her and threaten everything she's achieved. Will she lose everything? Or will she overcome it with the help of her new partner in crime? Started on: 25th November

Newly divorced, forty-nine, mildly menopausal, with free-range boobs chanting no cage, no shame in cahoots with an unsupportive bra that snapped in the Woolies freezer aisle. Living wildly she packs a bag (and a box of wine) and leaves it all behind. From caravan park showers to karaoke catastrophes, beach epiphanies to bra meltdowns, this is midlife mayhem in full, unfiltered Australian colour. If you've ever: • cried in a Woolies, • yelled "I am NOT lost!" at a family BBQ, • or wondered if your life was a chickpea salad no one asked for - this slice-of-life comedy will feel like coming home in the weirdest, warmest way. This isn't a comeback. It's a slow-motion cartwheel into middle-aged mayhem. It's not about bouncing back. It's about bouncing forward - boobs, baggage, bad decisions and all. A funnywoman tale of menopause, misadventures, and messy self-discovery. One VB at a time.

People will tell you writing is hard. That's a load of crap. Anyone with a pencil can scrawl a line of graphite across a page and call themselves a writer. Does that mean anyone can be an author? No. Only people who are willing to sacrifice their time and energy will cross the line that transforms an adjective (writing) into a noun (author). What's so effing hard about it? Joining one word to the next in such a way that it draws the reader through your story, evokes their primal emotions, and leaves them satisfied is a process not unlike walking on freshly scattered Legos. The necessary skill takes practice, time, effort, persistence, and a set of standards that reaches beyond the scope of your average layperson. The effort shakes your ego like a dog with a chew toy. It's the curse and the glory of the writer. In the beginning, every story is bad and stupid and the first part of improving it is recognizing how far you still have to go. That's the deepest, darkest secret to nailing down this writing stuff: knowing when it sucks, and sticking with it until it doesn't. Will you find solutions within these pages? No. I am not a brilliant author who can give you a step-by-step plan to improve your skill, but if you want to learn to write with competence and you're trying to figure out how to start I can set you on the path. I know this because I'm on it too. I know it's the right one because my standards are growing faster than my skill. Step inside for a very candid, very blunt look at becoming a better writer, and I promise you, I virtually guarantee, that you will improve at least a little, and all you have to do is invest the time it takes to consider my words and intelligently apply them.

This book is all about quotes that I have seen/heard that are inspirational to me HOPE THEY INSPIRE YOU LIKE THEY DID FOR ME.

Stay together, stay alive. Break the rules, break the chain. The game is called Midnight Hunt - a twisted version of hide-and-seek where the hiders don't stand still... and the hunters don't play fair. What started as harmless fun spirals into something sinister. In the dark, friendships unravel. In the dark, people bleed. The Midnight Hunt has begun - and not everyone will survive it.

Love, trust, demons , teen romance , college love and there's a stalker too .arghhh it's a lot get ready to explore

For their anniversary, Iris and Ethan decide to go to an island to celebrate it with their friends. It's meant to be a break from their life. A small holiday. But their plans are tarnished when one of them is murdered in this very island. Now with the killer roaming free, they are stuck on this island. Will the murderer be found? Will they be able to leave this place safe? Or will this trip, which was supposed to be a small holiday turn into a series of murders? Started on: 27th March Ended on: 31st July

Echoes of the Forbidden is a gripping sci-fi action novel that follows John, a former operative agent, now buried in the monotony of a bureaucratic job. But when his ex-wife, Andrea, is kidnapped, his past comes crashing back. Cryptic messages begin to surface, alluding to a hidden truth and the urgent need for a mysterious "key." As John navigates a treacherous maze of secrets, betrayals, and hidden agendas, the tension escalates. Fear and desperation drive him and those around him, forcing them to confront an unknown enemy. With every step, the stakes grow higher, leading to an inevitable and dangerous showdown where the past and future collide.

Four hapless college roommates decide to hire a cleaning lady. When a beautiful young woman shows up, hilarity ensues. --- It chick lit from a male POV. It's trash... but then you keep reading and you're like: wait.. is this kinda good? It's pretty funny. You will likely laugh at some point. If you're thinking you've seen this story before, you may have seen it on my throwaway account... but I've decided I don't mind associating myself with this story after all. So here it is on my main. (The only feedback I'm looking for on this story will be in the form of praise as it is something I don't actually tale seriously at all lol. )