13+ One summer afternoon, 21-year old Maria hopped on the train to Twinbrook City to visit her boyfriend David. Sitting next to her was a mysterious woman called Jessica, whom Maria thought looked quite intense. On the way, the train stopped at Sunset Valley and Jessica took off accidentally forgetting her leather notebook on the seat. So Maria decided to follow her and give it back, but when she did, it was too late. Jessica was already dead, murdered at a house party where everyone knew her as Sierra instead. Maria then decided to feed her curiosity bug by staying to investigate the situation herself along with the help of a friend, Detective James. However, she certainly underestimated the danger that awaited her at Sunset Valley cause she knew too much... "Today, I'm finally gonna get things done and the whole world is gonna know what they did, I can't wait till the moment I reveal everything cause for the past couple of months I wasn't able to tell anybody, trying to keep the ones I love safe, but tonight I'll be free at last!" These were Jessica's last words that Maria discovered in her notebook triggering her to keep looking further. Highest Rank: 62 in Mystery

This is a collection of plenty of quotes from famous writers/authors. These quotes are mostly about writing. I collect them because I'm a beginner in writing stories and I find some really inspiring. It helps me to not give up and continue despite the hardships I face. If you need any tips, pieces of advice, ideas, inspiration, motivation, encouragement, and support, then these renowned writers will guide you in your writing journey. Share! It's for everyone! "If they won't write the kind of book we like to read, we shall have to write them ourselves." - C.S Lewis "The only thing to do with good advice is to pass it on. It is never any use to oneself." - Oscar Wilde "A mind is like a parachute. It doesn't work if it isn't open." - Frank Kafka [Completed: January 16th 2017.] © 2017 Mabel Akins. No Rights Reserved. Credits to the authors mentioned in the collection.

Elizabeth Tipton: the woman with everything. When Betty Tipton receives a threatening note, she takes upon every precaution possible. With a dozen constables by the spotlight, it's almost impossible for anything to happen, but once murder occurs, chaos arouses, and while Inspector Gleb is thrown into confusion as he struggles to deliver the truth, Hercule Poirot is already collecting the facts.