He was prepared to say his last prayer. But the blow never came. Instead his saw the Nubian fall to the ground. The desert sands absorbing the man's precious supply of blood that flowed from his headless body. The young Pharaoh felt himself being lifted up by a familiar hand. It was Kahmunrah. --------------------------------- Ahkmenrah and his older brother Kahmunrah are Egyptian Princes of the Fourth Dynasty and the best of brothers. They are as different as the sun and moon or as gold differs from silver. But they brothers in blood and spirit. Two parts of one whole. They have been told more than once that Egypt had been blessed to have them as Sons. But one tragic event tears their lives to pieces and threatens to drive them apart for all eternity. (Highest Ranking: #108 in Historical Fiction) Was a featured story on the Ides of March. Disclaimer: I don't own the characters from Night at the Museum. Also admittedly some of the stuff that is written is a little problematic. I retain full responsibility of the problematic writing and I apologize if it causes hurt or seems insensitive, it was not my intention at the time of writing merely a reflection of the bad influences from the books I had been reading as a young teen. I am trying very hard to make this book more politically correct in my other drafts as do I do not want other people to normalize toxic, homophobic and sexist tropes/ideologies and beliefs through their reading. All rights Reserved guys! That means if you want to use my ideas you have to ask me! :)

Naddia is a witch princess from Ireland and the Natural History Musuem's new exhibit. She comes to the museum still barring her powers after so many years. Can Akhmenrah steal her heart and help mend the horrors of her past? And what happens when her emeny comes to the museum and tries to redo their history? R&R Disclaimer: I don't own NATM. I own my OC's.

Natalie has been living on the streets for quite some time. She never knew her parents. She was helped by the government, which paid for school for seven years. But now her luck's run out. Someone claims she owes them money, but she isn't dependent on anyone except herself. She is sent to a foster care, a distant relative of her parents. Natalie can only chalk what follows it up to a dream. But her secret wish, one she thought she would never have, may come true sooner than she thought. One person in her new life has touched her deeply, and she him. But when the sands of Egypt finally decide her life is too perfect, tragedy strikes hard. Natalie must fight back for the sake of...well, the world. Set in the third movie of the Night at the Museum trilogy. I don't own any characters except for Natalie and others not in the movies. I do not own any of the Night at the Museum franchise.

A new exhibition is coming to the museum. How will the others react? Why is Ahkmenrah getting more distracted lately? And will a past affect her relationship with everybody? Ahk/Reader. Sorry for the bad summary

Trista is Laura and Neo's child, and she is very special. Despite her parents being "cured" of the animal DNA that melded with theirs, Trista is changing beyond even her parent's previous transformation. Meanwhile, a bloodthirsty army is rising up in secret. Only one thing is certain. The fight is not over. Highest rating: #83 in Science Fiction

When Kyle finds Llandra his life gets turned around. This is a short intro to a world that has been brewing in the mists of my brain for a while now. From our earth to another the two young adventures will face giant golems, an evil from ages past, and Wizards that do not want them to be together.

(Highest rank #12 in sci-fi). When a dangerous ancient artifact hidden by the Egyptian gods activates after millennia, the long-dormant powers of a half-alien boy come alive just in time to save the Earth. But he never imagined winning over a girl would be harder than saving the world. And he may not even do that. THE LONG VERSION: Human life was hard enough for 17-year-old Gil Scott when his father suddenly disappeared from a temple dig. But when the half-alien teen uncovers a conspiracy surrounding the artifact his human dad was hunting, Gil must use his alien powers to track it down before it destroys the planet he calls home. With the help of a beautiful Oasen-human hybrid whose drive to succeed masks her private pain, Gil borrows his mom's spaceship, following the same clues across Egypt as his father. The teens battle strange weather phenomena and rising global panic as they race through the suffocating heat of the desert, through deluged ancient temples, and hidden libraries hiding more than just books. That is until it starts snowing on the Great Sphinx and they unearth a millennial-old message from Ra himself, addressed to Gil, with a choice that will affect everyone's future. Unraveling Ra's remaining clues, they rush to locate the powerful artifact in time. But Ra and the other ancient aliens' thousands-year-old, carefully mapped plan to save the Earth from the Aten has a fatal flaw, and their gamble may cost Gil the only life that will matter to him in the end. And possibly the planet itself. (Cover image: Photo of The Pyramids of Giza from Egypt combined with a Hubble image. Original photographer: Rom Srinivasan, 2005)