Aislinn Stories

Aislinn De'vough grew up in the circus. At only 16, she is one of the biggest stars on the Cirque Du Soleil team. As she and her friends, Liah, Misha, and Zanter, prepare for the new season, Aislinn swears that she won't let anything distract her from her performances. But when several other performers fall victim to a series of "accidents", including a faulty trapeze and broken animal cages, Aislinn finds herself tangled in the anger and hate that hides behind the makeup of some of Cirque Du Soleil's best members. Has bad luck fallen on the team of Cirque Du Soleil, or is there a darker, more sinister reason for these incidents, one that will question everything Aislinn believes.

After experiencing a year of torment from her peers, a life so far without a dad, and several mysterious occurrences; Aislinn Granger begins to delve into an unknown world centered around a new power from within.

Mr. Telle was a genius, an artist, a revolutionary of paranormal affairs. Mr. Telle was so revolutionary, in fact, that he was arrested for conspiring with the vampires he was theoretically out to stake. After five years buried alive in Hässlich’s highest security dungeon, Varian Telle escapes prison three days before the grizzly assassination of military official Scurlock Hooks. Varian, his treachery and arrest immediately make every headline, news station and billboard as murder suspect number one. After all, hadn’t Hooks been the one to accuse Varian of plotting in the first place? There’s only one problem: he’s disappeared before the murder trial. And the artful young pickpocket with serious debt, and her unicorn with a knack for tracking, are just the pair to find him in a coffee shop, morose and slightly hungover. She threatens to not only expose Varian if he does not accept her business proposal, but accuse him of abducting her as well. Should he accept, then once his work is complete she will reveal her identity, that he may demand a ransom from her fabulously wealthy parents. Either way, he's cornered. She claims she is a changeling, a human child stolen away to by Others, the invisible, magical race only talented few like Varian can still See, and raised in the place of a faerie as a slave. She has, however, entered into a bargain with the Underworld as well. Within three months, she must find a fae to take her place in the Seelie Court. Obviously, professional help is in order, and who could be more fit for the job the Varian Telle, himself? The pair of them enter into a contract: he finds the Imperfect whom her parents have raised in her place, and she, in return, pays him enough money to smuggle himself out of the country.

Few short stories about characters from the original Dragonheart book/movie, meaning Draco, Bowen, Kara, Einon, Aislinn etc. Prequels and sequel are not included in this universe. (I really think they screwed the whole story.) Plot with fluff.

Aislinn is a dreamer. She dreams of love, she dreams of freedom and she dreams of music. But her reality is a harsh one. Forced to pay off her deceased fathers debts and living in a place that can only be called a dump, she makes the best of what she has. One day her life changes in such a way that she could have never imagined. Not even in her wildest dreams.

❝ My name isn't really Rin. And my name isn't really Jack. No, really. I'm serious. You're not Sirius, you're Rin. ❞ ↓ Aislinn Knightley doesn't have any friends at her school. She hides on the Internet, under the name 'Rin'. He goes by the name 'Jack'. He's a full-on social butterfly and has hundreds of followers. No wonder, because he will speak to anybody. It's not long before they start talking. After all, it's only a small world. {cover by grace meredith on figment} {highest ranking: #116 Short Story} {started: 7 august 2016 finished: 7 september 2016} Copyright © 2016 Kristen Katsifaras.

Rolan- the ship name for a girl named Riley and a guy named Nolan A simple story written by a good friend of mine who doesn't have an account. She a really amazing writer. This is the same girl who wrote the other story on my profile The Napkin. Thanks for reading!