Welcome to a book about Random Riddles! In this book, each update there will be a new riddle for the readers to try and answer in the comments. I will "Randomly" choose someone with the right answer to be the winner and they will get a dedication in the next update. I'm aiming to write 1,000, or technically -as much as possible- , but i've heard that the wattpad maximum number of chapters is 100. We'll see when we get there :) By Gotta_Love_Glitter :) COPYRIGHT : Anyone who reads my book and makes their own with the same concept and similar titles could be accused of plagiarism.

Lonnie Kuhl's high school friend and secret crush, Vonnie Markham is dead, murdered in the dead of night by a burglar. The case wraps up quickly, and then just as quickly comes undone as Lonnie, with the help of pal Targe Wilkins, follows clues and more dead bodies to find out why Vonnie really died and who killed her.

{a Being Human fan-fiction, but can be read separately.} "She didn't look frightened or surprised: just disappointed. She told me not to blame myself, she said it was stupid of her to think she could change me. I agreed... and then I laughed." We all know how Sylvie's story ends. But how did it begin? This is the tragic tale of Sylvie and Hal, and their struggles to keep him human.

Katherine Benson is youthfully inquisitive, ridiculously obedient, and enormously attached to her beloved home, situated on the marvellous Elmere Common. However, the Common, being so vast and seemingly infinite, always holds surprises for the young Miss Benson. As she discovers new areas to go and new places to see, many new acquaintances and friendships are made every day – but none quite like that of the good-natured and amiable Elliott Harlow, whose fate will become irreversibly entwined with hers. But as Katherine and Harlow become closer, dark secrets are unearthed about his past. Is it about time Katherine wakes up and faces reality? Read to find out. Additional info: Regency romance; set in early 19th Century England. Written and created by Francesca Milton. (With credit to Elizabeth Gaskell's North and South in Chapter IV: Her Father)

You'll never find him. Never trap him. Never see him. Arrows will fly, swords will gleam, lances thrown, laws declared, bounties issued. And you'll never know his name or his face. Our merrymen will pass on his name, some will even take it as their own. History has no room for an outlaw like him. But legend will thrive off his name. We will leave you puzzled, for he will be a misnomer which in turn will make you think he is always someone else. Maybe a William or a Henry. We will always protect him. Who is he you ask? I AM ROBIN HOOD. A Robin Hood story, told through the eyes of his unknown & forgotten sister, Rose of Loxely.

When she arrives with her parents in Milton after her father takes a job there, Margaret Hale, with the prospect of adapting to a new life ahead of her, catches sight of a man in the street that looks like a "perfect stranger". However, on an errand to speak to the family's landlord, Margaret finds this romantic image shattered when she finds that her perfect stranger is not so perfect after all. For John Thornton, both the Hales' landlord and proprietor of the Milton Hotel, this first encounter with Margaret has an equally profound impact when she catches him arguing with his brother-in-law. He knows that he must try and rectify her bad opinion of him - but first she has to agree to talk to him.

"This is the face that is loved by two opposing men – both foes - both of whom are loved in return. This is the face that is shared; impersonal to but mine self – this is her face, too. Your face; your body – the only things that you can truly call yours and yours only – and mine are shared with another. It is unfair and unjust, how so many others may observe their reflection and think: “This is me”, and I shall forever be forbidden to proclaim so – truly, at least." So, you think you know the story of Robin Hood and his beloved maid? Think again, because there's always two sides to a story.