Crownjewels Stories

Protagonist: Sora Tachibana - A 17-year-old girl who spends her life locked in her room, gaming endlessly. Emotionally detached and isolated, she finds solace in the virtual world, avoiding all real-world communication. Her room is her fortress, her games the only escape from a fractured family and a world she no longer understands. But what if your brother would give you a console that sucks you into the game... what you'd do? Because that is what happened to Sora... and her future friends...

A normal 13 year old girl goes to camp, but that's not all it is. Its a distraction. Horrible plans start to unfold before her, and she can't do anything to stop it. Or can she... Original story by me. :) Over half of this story exist because I had a dream. what is wrong with me? hehehehe

Sherlock Holmes Fanfiction - The Tower of London Deception is a fog-drenched, high-stakes mystery in which the impossible happens: the Crown Jewels vanish from the Tower of London without a broken lock, a shattered pane, or a single cry for help. Worse still, the three guards on duty disappear as completely as the jewels themselves-one of them later revealed to have been dead for years. Summoned by a frantic Lestrade, Holmes and Watson descend into a case that feels less like a robbery and more like a stage production-complete with planted evidence, carefully timed signals, and secret alterations to the Jewel House itself. Clues lead through London's underworld of debts and opium, backstage corridors of the Lyceum Theatre, and the Tower's own forgotten mechanisms-until Holmes uncovers the truth: the crime was never designed to succeed quietly. It was designed to be seen. As the investigation tightens, a familiar shadow emerges. The mastermind behind the deception isn't simply stealing symbols of power-he's demonstrating how easily power can be manipulated. What begins as a hunt for jewels becomes a psychological duel, forcing Holmes into a dangerous confrontation where politics, diplomacy, and pride collide. The Crown may be recovered-but Moriarty's real game is control, and he intends Holmes to understand that the "final act" is still to come. Dark, theatrical, and rich with Victorian atmosphere, this story blends classic Holmes deduction with a cat-and-mouse rivalry sharpened to a razor's edge-where every clue is a prop, every witness a pawn, and the fog itself seems to conspire with the criminal mind behind it all.

When the sun sets more than once a day, a small brave girl, struggling to belong, has secrets to discover. Marigold leaves her lonely life to join extraordinary thieves, Bert and Bob. Who is their Mistress? What is she doing with all those diamonds? And why is the sun so unpredictable? Marigold's dreadful parents are on her trail. But keeping one step ahead of them is the least of her problems... She must save the planet from a terrible machine and find her true home. An original fantasy that hooks, amuses and delights. For 7 to 12-year-olds and anyone else who enjoys an adventure.