Face is getting on everyone's nerves--not only that, but he's also not acting like himself. The team realizes there is more to Face's problem than meets the eye. His sensitivity and pent-up emotions are just a cover for what he's really struggling with. He's searching for a family and doesn't even know it. Will the A-Team be there for him when he needs it the most or are the good old A-Team days over for Face?

* A (very short) prequel to The Demon of the Woods * Fern was settled in her life, until one night she had a dream...A dream of a forest... ...A dream of a house in the middle of it......and the sense that she was somehow connected to it... Rhys can sense the curse he is under is about to enter a new cycle...and that can only mean Rhedyn will be once more entering his life...and bringing about her death... * * * The House in the Woods tells the story of Fern and her demon in the months leading up to the events in The Demon of the Woods, which you can read for free on Wattpad.

When Jess hits his head, he winds up with a case of amnesia and thinks he is still a gunslinger hot on the trail for revenge. Will Slim figure it out in time and be able to stop Jess? What will Jess do if Slim catches up with him?

A piece of poetry dedicated to our wonderful country in celebration of Independence Day!

A poem about my passion for theatre.

Andromache Jones is a tarot-reading witch from the sleepy village of Bramblesgrove, where she runs River Gardens Mystical Services. From here, she gives tarot readings, casts runes, gazes lovingly at the moon and stars, plays with crystals and herbs...and sometimes solves crimes. She likes to think of herself as a part-time private detective who untangles mysteries, but really she is an amateur sleuth who happens to attract trouble - and troublesome clients. It's the day of the Bramblesgrove Village Fair and Andromache Jones is giving away free tarot readings. However, she woke that morning recalling she had dreamt in purple. And that can only mean one thing...something quite extraordinary is going to happen. Dreaming in Purple is the first Andromache Jones Mini Mystery. I hope you'll enjoy it. Don't forget to let me know what you think of this story by voting and commenting :-) If you've yet to read the other Andromache Jones Mysteries, this very short story will serve as a great introduction to the witchy sleuth. (This story can also be found in the 5 Minute Reads anthology on the Short Story profile here on Wattpad)

1930s-style fanfiction novelet sequel to the original 1929-text The Mystery of Cabin Island, everybody's favorite Hardy Boys winter adventure. More ice-boating on the bay, more mysterious happenings on Cabin Island, an unexpected thrilling ride to New York City on the Flying Express, and New Years Eve spent at a gathering of a sinister cult of danger in an old Manhattan warehouse!

"You sold your soul to me, to save your boyfriend's life. And how does this creep thank you? By running off with some babe. He hurt you real bad, didn't he, Meg?" (I do not own the art used on the cover!)

Five days sailing in a storm that didn't exist six days ago. Chasing an impossible light in a sea of endless sky. Vincent Locklear and Mercy Larkin have been set adrift. Their lives upturned, Vincent stripped of his captaincy, and newly purposeless, the pair now sail through a storm. Their course takes them five days into a storm that is less than six days old, birthed by a flash of light that, for just a moment, drowned out the sun. Mercy Larkin has lived a lifetime in someone else's world. Taken from her people, raised in indentured servitude, and finding her footing in Volante's navy, having the opportunity to change the course of her life is strange and terrifying. But she has chosen to return to the people who forswore her, and reconcile with the reason she chose her surname Larkin. Vincent Locklear has never managed to belong to the people he lives alongside. A child of the Monastery; a coven of secretive custodians of old science, he was cast out years ago to make his own way. Despite being an outsider and forced to keep his childhood a secret, he rose to become a ship captain, only to be cast out again. But what these two will find in the darkness of the storm, will set their lives on a course both demanding and unalterable. To find their way as children of unkindness.

A sequel to 'Adam-12: Always Something Worth Planning For'. After a long day of working, Officers Malloy and Reed make a quick stop at the bank. Doing so, they get involved in a robbery in progress and become hostages. An act of heroism is courageously performed that day. Every day or night, on-duty or off, as hard as it may be, officers have to expect the unexpected. They go to work every day, knowing that they might have to face the danger head-on and might not come home to their families that night. Bravery. Courage. Heroism. That's what they do every day, even if they never get to be on the local news or in the newspapers. To Protect And To Serve. To expect the unexpected.