Bucharest Stories

REVOLUTIONARY is a work-in-progress novel about the Romanian Revolution, seen from the height of a 6-7-year-old child - the one place where truth shouldn't be complicated, yet life makes it so anyway. Through his eyes, the "adult world" begins to speak in whispers, doors close more often than usual, grown-ups change their faces from one hour to the next, and words like freedom, fear, and gun suddenly enter a universe that only yesterday was about sweet bread, chewing gum, and a Pioneer scarf. The story doesn't unfold in a straight line. It shifts - sometimes almost chaotically - between moments from Before the Revolution (B.R.), with its communist routine and quiet absurdity, and scenes from After the Revolution (A.R.), in a still-young democracy learning how to walk... sometimes in the dark, sometimes at a run. This isn't a history lesson. It's a childhood caught between rumors, sirens, silences, and the kind of courage you don't know you have until you're asked for it. A novel about what a Revolution looks like when you don't fully understand it - but you feel absolutely everything.

In a world in which both vampires, werewolves and witches exist you wouldn't be surprised to hear about gypsies as well. No we're not just witches we're nomads, travelers with the same powers as a witch but with the spirit of an animal. I used to be a normal girl who lived with her parents. My father worked for the Minister of Defense in Bucharest and my mother was an artist. I was following the long family tradition of becoming a lawyer. My life was pretty normal until a mysterious man came crashing into it with all of his baggage. My world was flipped upside down and I was about to uncover secrets about my past and my heritage that would have me trapped in a nasty family feud. I do not own the characters in the story except the ones I've created myself. Some of the characters belong to The Originals/Vampire Diaries series and I do not claim ownership over any of them.

Romania moments.

𝟏𝟗𝟗𝟐. Michael (Jackson) has just started his second solo world tour, the "Dangerous World Tour", from which he will raise funds for his charitable association "Heal The World Foundation." Everything seems to be going great. He is happy, especially to make a new contribution to help all the children of the world. He feels fulfilled. He has everything a person could want, but something really important that would make him really happy is still missing in his life: 𝑳𝑶𝑽𝑬.♥️ Important* I demand the utmost respect and understanding 🙏🏻 Irreverent comments will be removed 💭🚫 Those who insult will be blocked for life.🙅🏻‍♀️ Peace and Love for all✌🏻☮️ The face on the cover is mine 🙋🏻‍♀️ Real description about myself and my life 👩🏻 Sorry for the language mistakes.🙇🏻‍♀️

In every heart, there is a garden - some beautiful, some poisonous, some spoiled, some dying - each one reflecting the kaleidoscope and individualistic nature of humans. Bucharest, Romania is a microcosm of such phenomena. Gardens of Bucharest chronicles the wayward lives of magicians Sebastian Ardelean, a boy wishing to disappear and living a quiet life, and Esma Peker, a girl with a headstrong heart and lofty ambitions. Despite their differing personalities, their fates are entwined and they discover that the last farewell between them will be found on Death's Door. Magic is both the string and the scissor defining their relationship. It is magic that brought them together for thirteen years, magic that will break them apart for seven years, but it will be a murder that will bring them back again.

Moving from the snowiest part of Romania in the Transylvanian forest, the Hamilton family moves to the capitol, Bucharest. Since then, they haven't gotten used to being near snow. About two weeks after their arrival, it begins to snow and everyone else in the village is afraid. They've never seen snow and fear it. All of the villagers decide to blame the Hamilton's for witchcraft and summoning snow. The family of four tries to escape but what will become of Erin (main character), Vasalika (younger brother), and their parents?

A love story set on a tram. He recalls the previous decade, how they meet, where they travelled and and the intense love they shared in a brave new world....Written with zest and delicacy it details a place that time left behind and the new discoveries he made. Will it reveal the magic or the tragic - only by reading the book will his destiny be unveiled....

When her grandmother passed away, Catalina suddenly found herself inheriting an old manor in the middle of Bucharest. It seemed to be the perfect place to spend the summer break just before starting her university life. But after the girl moved in, she realized the building might be... haunted? Scared out of her mind, Catalina tries to kick out the unexpected tenant by performing all sorts of exorcisms, although this ghost doesn't budge an inch when splashed with holy water or shoved with a cross. With no other choice than to cohabitate with the supernatural entity living in the attic, Catalina's holiday takes an interesting turn. Note: This is a work of fiction. The characters and their actions are not meant to represent reality.

What if someone tried to replace Niall? What if the boys belived that someone? And more- What if Niall left? You'll have to read to find out ;)

Thomas Davison wanted to meet the love of his life, yet what he didn't know was the she came as bitter stains of red wine, spice, bad temper and maybe too much drunk philpsophy.

Hiding from the government sucks. You know what else sucks? Hiding from the government while babysitting. And that's what James Buchanan Barnes has just gotten himself into. Thought you could lay low in some run down apartment in Bucharest without any other responsibilities, huh? Sorry pal, but there's some random homeless kid trying to live there too. Now you have to take care of her.

A stranger in Bucharest. A love story . An inspiration for travelers . A guide for culture . For those of you who want to discover.

One Direction?... Romania?... No... They've never been there... Do they even know it exists? Probably not; But what happens when their plane is forced to land to Bucharest due to the weather and they're forced to spend a month there? Will they find out what Romania is really like and drop the stereotypes? And most immportantly... Will they ever get home?