Historias de Bombings

When Brittani is kidnapped by Jason Mccan she is afraid and so she should be. Does she live? Does she die? Or do the fall in love?

Because of their connections to Libya, Tom and his friends from the Greek socialist resistance group become more and more deeply involved in the political developments of 1972, especially in Germany and Arab countries. First Phil and the German TV journalists Hans and Reiner witness a US bomb attack on a supposed chemical weapons factory in Libya, and later Phil falls head over heels in love with Amira, a cousin of Colonel Gaddafi, the Libyan head of state, in Tripolis. Shortly before the Olympic Games in Munich, Phil and a few others from the Greek group travel to Palestinian training camps where they find evidence of planned attacks on the Olympics. A US intelligence officer is appalled by the German security authorities' botched preparations for this world event and finds the security concept "weaker than at a rain dance in Upper Volta". Tom has just started his service in the German army when Palestinian terrorists attack the Israeli team at the Olympic Games in Munich. Together with Phil in a crisis team at the Bonn Ministry of Defense, he witnesses the dramatic events in Munich and their embarrassing consequences for the German government, culminating in the "hijacking" of the Lufthansa plane "Kiel". I would like to point out once again that this book is fiction, even though it is based on intensive research into the historical context. All the characters, including the officials who appear in the book, as well as the plot itself are fictitious. New chapters are published every Friday. Enjoy browsing.

This is a story of a girl. She doesn’t save the world, or stop the evil forces of a dystopian government. She just follows a desperate quest to find her family and learns the truth behind friendship. After being separated from her family during the bombing, Rebecca follows a desperate quest to find them again, but is she prepared to find out the truth behind her life, to lose people, and be betrayed by the ones she trusted. Will she ever find her family again, and will she want to? “I’ve started to feel like what I’m trying to achieve is like chasing the stars; romanticised, yet horrifically saddening.”

It's been almost a year, since we came out from under that subbasement beneath the school lecture hall, to realize that what had happened had taken out almost all urbanization within a thousand mile radius. After 32 hours locked up, we'd all grown close in our hours of freight and broke into groups to find our families, only to be met with their remains in tattered clothing. Some of us had closed ourselves off, becoming numb to the destructive world around us, as others held onto the sliver of hope for their lives to be returned to them. A lot had happened in the year of the bombing, and there was no going back. This was our nuclear reality.

After a series of coordinated attacks in stockholm, a british tourist is falsely accused of terrorism as he discovers evidence that another much larger attack is planned, in order to stop the attack he has to get to the british embassy before the terrorists execute their plan while still being hunted by the police.

A war has began, a nuclear war, radiation is killing and mutating people and animals alike, will Nelly and her family survive?

Memoir/Diary American girl shows a perspective of a dull world in her eyes, struggles, and reliefs. Strung to go insane. It's like the world is my movie, and I'm writing all of it. All Rights Reserved. 4|8|22

Razia was alone. That's what she felt, being a woman in the 1950s. As the fire of war, ravaged her small once homely town, she felt utterly alone and scared. Yet she was desperate to fight, fight for her home, fight for everyone she had lost. Then she met Nirvay, the one person who held her hand through it all. Yet the tragedies did not stop, they continued to hit Razia over and over again. In a town where survival was a privilege and the people are your enemies, Razia found love which she desperately clung to. But was it enough?

Just random thoughts of some middle school students about Saudi and Israel's poetry..... [This book is also available at ResponsibleTeam2's account...]

We were raised to be like this. Our life was nothing but blood, violence, and anger. Can you blame us? That's how our father is. Or was. They took him, and we aren't going to let that go by without a fight. And that's a promise.

A young boy finds a book hidden in the library about a place called New York City. He is curious and goes home to ask his Grandfather about it. His Grandfather then tells him of New York City, and how it got taken over by a North Korean bombing.

A short story about the journey of two teenage lovers who go against the "goverment", and search for answers amount the remnants of the nuclear bombing of 2017 that destroyed almost all life on earth.

Everything we hold dear will sooner or later turn to ash.

The girl who has many names has 24 days to complete the task she was set. To find and assassinate Muhammad Ghailani before he tries to assassinate the U.S president. The clock ticking away on her wrist tells her so. U.S government are to think she is dead, for they did not hire her but have dealt with her in the past and have thought to have killed her. She was hired by the U.A.S.A.H (Undercover American Society of Assassins and Homeside), who deal with these kinds of situations that the government don't know about. Terrorists who are just too smart to be caught by the government are found and hunted by these guys. No body in the organisation except for the owner knows how they find this information. All they know is that they must find and stop these people. For the girl, what happens when time runs out, will she have completed the task or failed it. Read "Time" to find out.

A story of a girl. A girl that has been sheltered for most of her life from the cruelness of the outside world. But now it is the beginning of WWII, and everything around her is coming crashing down. Her family is being broken down and her once normal life is no longer a life she wants to be living in. "Bayla, please call me what you used to call me as a little girl, papa." My grandfather smiled from cheek to cheek. I love him with all my heart and happiness.

So the title is a bit strange, darker than my others. Relapse, it means different things to all of us, represents different things. To me, it means I can't let go, that I've still got a long way to go. My previous works were about my struggles and moving on from them. But let me warn you, this volume is about how not everything stays fixed when you move forward. Please comment, it helps me grow as a writer. I also love getting to read what people think of my work and getting to know my readers. - Pooki3