Anatolia Stories

Cody Raine and Myrah Fallow, childhood friends, are thrown into the world of the Hellenic (Greek) gods. Sent on a quest created by the Keeper of The Winds, Aeolus. Notos, Aeolus's loyal apprentice and the god of the south wind, seems to be hiding something from his quest mates. The quest? To find Notos's siblings, the cardinal winds, the Anemoi, Zephyrus, Boreas, and Eurus, and kill them. Aeolus captured them millennia ago and locked them in Troy, but now they are trying to get free. Trust not a soul. Be ruthless and cold. Forget the feeling of blood on your hands. Only then will you survive. COPYRIGHT*

This book takes quantum ideas from an orientalist point of view, it puts forth that the simplest choices in life were meant to alter people's lives. Plus, the main story is about the organic rock we inhabit bearing a great secret in space travel.

The best story ever.

Immortals are living in present-day Belgrade telling the stories of how they came to be.

On the banks of the Göksu River, where wild thyme grows and the summer air hums with secrets, Yıldız Kekilli receives a message that changes everything: "We need to talk. Meet me under the willow." When she arrives, Serkan Akkaya - the boy who once painted her laughter into the corners of his sketchbook - is lying in the dirt, bleeding and broken. One whispered promise and one hidden letter bind them through the longest night of their lives. As the river carries its secrets downstream, Yıldız must fight to keep Serkan alive... and to protect the mystery he nearly died for. But when he wakes with no memory of what happened, she realizes the truth may be more dangerous than his forgetting. Now, with only a tin box, a faded photograph, and the rustle of the willow to guide her, Yıldız must decide: Should some things stay buried - or is love worth remembering, no matter the cost? "Bazı şeyleri hatırlamak istemez insan." (Some things aren't meant to be remembered.) A slow-burn Turkish river-mystery filled with heartbreak, suspense, and the kind of love that refuses to drown.

Arianne She is one with the Island. But her salvation is far away from it. Arianne, the young Lady of Ephessus, is bound to the island by her spirit. She is a devoted leader, a respected Lady and the only one knowing the threat Island is facing. But the weave is unraveling, the sea is restless, stones grow cold and a prophecy warns her. To save her homeland, she must play a role she never desired: The Season of Words. On this journey, a stranger she never expected becomes both her greatest desire and the destruction of her people. Can a young woman torn between duty and desire listen to the voice of her heart? Or are some loves too heavy even for the island to carry?

The protector of Serbia

Serbian religious leaders travel Serbian investigating the supernatural.

The Servant’s Child A sin cannot rewrite another sin and revenge was never sweet. The Roddux Household is full of secrets and still has room for another one, especially if it’s the secret of the servant’s child. For the people who live in darkness, death is another meaning of life. It is the undeniable truth and the only truth that Anatolia will ever believe. And this is THEIR story.

A young teacher notices various oddities of his students in Imperial Rome.

Ana is subdued and aloof. Rhiley is rowdy and reckless. Despite their entirely opposite personalities, they have been best friends since grade school. It's their senior year, with one month left until graduation. Outgoing and carefree Rhi vows to make the most of the remaining time and finally bring introverted Ana out of her permanent shell. Rhi wants Ana to finally see herself for who she is. In a story of self-discovery and true friendship, Ana and Rhi discover something remarkable and unprecedented. Something noteworthy.

A personal view on what will determine how our world will evolve.

Serbian scientists travel to alternate realities from their lab in Belgrade.

Serbians survive a zombie outbreak in Belgrade.