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Arturo Banderas is a cadejo on the run. Framed for crimes he didn't commit, he has to escape his home for the human world, but in order to hide, he'll need to learn their culture, not just their physical form. Doctora Lidia Gutierrez wants to be the first person to understand the culture of the mysterious cadejos. No one has ever found them in the daylight, and those who survived their encounters at night weren't sober enough to explain anything. At least, none who were willing to talk to Lidia. When Arturo discovers Lidia's research he proposes a trade. If she'll teach him how to blend in, he'll tell her everything he knows about the cadejos. And it works just fine until a monster in the forest pushes them closer together. Working together is the only choice they have, but every moment spent together makes it harder to imagine a time when they'll be forced apart. And they will be, unless there's a way to stop the past from catching up with them. ~ * ~ * ~ This is one of the novellas I'm writing for ONC 2023. You can find the rest on my profile! For this story, I've selected prompt #52. "There is someone you dream about every night, but you never imagine meeting them in real life."

At TechCrunch's 2015 "Disrupt NY" conference, Bill Maris, managing partner at Google ventures, spoke about his quest to extend human lifespan through Google Ventures' investments in longevity technology. Maris wanted to fund start-ups that would make living to 500 and beyond a reality. "Part of it," he told Bloomberg's Katrina Brooker, "is that it is better to live than to die." Is it? I asked myself. My science fiction writer's imagination couldn't let that assumption go by unquestioned. Don't get me wrong. I want to live a long time. But for 500-plus years? I don't know. Longevity technology raises some interesting, and unaddressed, questions. Will everyone benefit from the technology, rich and poor? And if all do, what do we do with all the people on an already overcrowded planet? What would still interest a person after a few centuries of life? Can human love last for centuries? How would the young feel about having so many super-centennials around? Is human nature built to last for 500 years? Set a century from now, The Immortal looks at these questions through the story of a love triangle loosely based on the tale Cyrano de Bergerac. In it, human longevity technology plays against human evolution, two ways of beating death. One man-made, the other nature's way. About the Cover: The image of the red-headed woman was created by Jun'ichiro Seyama using Average Face for iPhone. It is an "average" of 12 red-headed women and represents a kind of everywoman. The photo of the Australopithecus afarensis skull is from the Museum of Natural History, Basel (Switzerland). Both are used under the Creative Commons licenses.

So, this is a Bones fic. It'll make more sense after it starts. Booth finds out he has a kid. That's Eric above. Will contain spanking. Parker doesn't exist nor Booth and Bones children. This is going to be all over the place, series timeline wise.

There are still tribes who have no contact with western civilization and the governments they don't know about are trying to protect them from massacre, from disease, and poverty. One day, though, one girl emerges from the Amazon and sets off a chain of events that will change her world, and the world of Peter, who is half a world away.

Anthropologists, researching a clan of chimpanzees, start to witness unexplainable events.

Nadine is an amazing (and modest. I say this in means of all sarcasm.) actress, who just so happens to get adopted by one of the richest couples in the United States. That's right, Nadine is now a Rossling. But, can she handle all the things that come with it, including weird brothers, a crazy butler, princess sisters, and one- lizard? You can see Nadine's journey through her adoptive family in "The New Kid" . *I AM SO SORRY NADINE AND LUKE WON'T FALL IN LOVE, BECAUSE IT WOULDN'T BE CORRECT. JUST KNOW THAT THEY WOULD IF THEY COULD BUT THEY CAN'T SO THEY WON'T*

Restoration architect Giada Manahan's heart has begun to resemble the adobe walls she loves. At least that's what her friends say. But Gia knows better---she's just being cautious. After all, as a single mom, her kids are her first priority. But one drunken night, her friends push her into a trippy crystal healing ritual. Gia thinks it's a joke . . . until a few days later, she finds a half-naked stranger in her bed. Hot, tatted anthropologist Alex Roces is exactly the kind of guy Gia should avoid. But when they end up sharing a house, Gia finds Alex's charms increasingly difficult to resist. Will Gia continue to keep the walls around her heart? Or will she finally give in to its demands? + + + Note: This was published as "Dare To Love Dangerously" on Wattpad and is now available as an ebook on Amazon. It is also available in print via Createspace (INTL) or through the author (PH)

The survivors of the Holocaust of Humanity after the Ecotomb drifted to the only place left on Earth where life was possible, a small patch of the Amazon rainforest that remained untouched by the methane clouds covering the Earth. At night, after their daily coop chores and tasks, they gathered 'round the Lar in their Shabono dwelling. Sabia, the oldest, told tales of enlightenment about life in the modern world. One such is the story of Taharai, a venomous but sensual hybrid from the Amazon rainforest who wreaked havoc in the cities of the modern world.

Hey guys!! So uh this is my first ever Wattpad story so sorry if it's not good :// If you want me to write anymore let me know!! <3

This book is about how an FBI Agent and a Forensic Anthropologist along with a computer geek and bug girl solve murders And Catch Killers. This book is inspired by the show Bones.

A collection of preferences with possible scenarios, imagines, and one-shots on the side for the lovely men from the show Bones. 💀

David Hunter hoped it would be just a regular party for his friend's engagement, but fate loves to test him.