Doublecrossed Stories

What if the story of the cursed child did not exist? What if in another time Harry Potter did not kill the Dark Lord as believed? And what if neither Harry nor Al were the heroes of the story? Or at least what if Al was not the only hero of this next story? Fae: Since the return of the Dark Lord five years before, Fae Lume a half-blood witch has turned to thievery to survive. With the Order of the Phoenix forced into hiding and The Boy Who Lived missing, the only way to get by in this broken world is to lie, cheat and steal from whichever fool she can find. And when her latest endeavour allows her to get her hands on an item that could decide the very fate of the Wizarding World, Fae sees only an opportunity to get back something that was stolen from her long ago. With the help of an unwilling hero at her side, with an agenda of his own, can she succeed? Al: Caught up in the midst of a rebellion, Al Potter has never had the same chances his father had to stand out from his peers - and he's okay with that. Yet haunted by the hole his father left behind, all he wants is to know why the Boy Who Lived could not live with his family? Why did the hero of the Wizarding World vanish right when the whole world went to hell? With the unexpected arrival of a girl, who can't seem to help but rile him up at every chance, comes perhaps the opportunity Al has been waiting for. To uncover the truth, Al would risk it all to do that which seems impossible- but will he survive such a task, with a girl no one is sure can be trusted? With the fates of those they love in their hands can Al & Fae work together? Or will their seperate goals drive them apart? I do not own the Harry Potter characters (though Fae and elements associated with her are og) All credit to wizarding world elements go to J. K Rowling

To a girl trapped in an evil world, the only emotion is no emotion. Cruelty the only justification. And punishment the only outcome to any disrespect. When Marionette discovers a secret about herself, something about her enemies, what could she do? Stay, leave, conquer, or run away as her twin did?

There are a few things you need to know about Wonderland. First off, completely misnamed. It should be Terrorland. People don't just accidentally tumble into Wonderland, it sucks them in. There is no following of cute white rabbits with pocket watches. Wonderland is dangerous and you can lose a lot more than your head if you're not careful. Second, the Hearts are in control, but they shouldn't be. The throne of Wonderland rightfully belongs to the Spade heir. But he's currently missing. Third, and probably most important, is that Madison Hatter is NOT a native of Wonderland. He was yanked through a mirror many years ago and has been trying to survive Wonderland ever since. Now he has an idealistic young Real-Worlder on his hands and a rebellion in his heart. Mad is going to remove that Heart Queen if it's the last thing he does. She's the one who stole him from his life all those years ago and he's been waiting for the moment when he can tear her life to shreds in repayment. Beautiful cover made by StormRidden **Warning** I thought it fair to warn potential readers that there is gun violence in this story. If this is something that really bothers you, I would avoid this book. Otherwise please enjoy. Copyright © 2017

Colton Beckett, is not your average teenage boy. He's been raised to become a double agent, who's mission is to infiltrate N.C.I.S. He's entering the final stages of his "training" and something changes in him. Will he complete his mission, or will he switch sides?

A broken girl with a abusive rich dad.... A happy boy who loves music.... What happens when the two cross paths? Will she push him away? Or will they fall in love?

Double crossed by her father's banker, Sara is forced to flee from her childhood home, as it burns to the ground. Loosing her home, and everything she owned, she is forced to travel with a stranger through the forest to find safety. Will they reach safety before the ruffians catch up with them?

[COMPLETED] when John Carson broke jail, he thought he had found a safe hide-out in Venezuela with his stepbrother Perry, but instead, he found himself in a dangerous threesome - the death of perry and his gorgeous partner Delphina and a safe with a fortune inside. Delphina's chanced an opportunity to get her hands on the fortune when she stumbled on John's identity and threatened him: "Open the safe, or go back to jail." John is in dead trouble. They'd crucify him if he landed in prison again, but if he opened the safe, she'd pin the rap on him. Somehow, there has to be a third way.

A regularly-updated collection of suspenseful, weird and unsettling stories.

Elvish story

"Shadows Spread like Open Maws" delves into the dark underbelly of Noir City, where the Luxor Casino serves as a facade for treachery and deceit. In this noir thriller, Agent Jack Malone plunges into the depths of espionage, his every move shadowed by unseen adversaries. With the enigmatic Lily by his side, Jack navigates a world where danger lurks in every shadow, threatening to engulf them in its jaws. As they unravel the conspiracy that grips the city, they discover that trust is a rare commodity and betrayal lurks around every corner. In a city where shadows spread like maws, ready to swallow the unwary whole, Jack and Lily must tread carefully to uncover the truth before it consumes them both.

"Shadows of the Heist" is an action-packed adventure heist set against the vibrant and bustling backdrop of India. The story follows Vikram , assembles a team of specialists for a daring mission to steal a lost twin of the famous Kohinoor diamond. As they navigate through layers of intricate security and execute a meticulously planned heist, the team faces unexpected challenges and a deadly betrayal that tests their trust in each other. Filled with suspense, tension, and high stakes, this tale of cunning and deception explores the thin line between loyalty and greed, all while keeping the reader on the edge of their seat.

Peter Rabb sets out on a quest to ascertain the worth of a valuable, 1920s, 16 mm film that he discovered in the basement of the theatre where he worked. His search draws the attention of others eager to claim the prize for themselves. Strange associations are made, and the ensuing danger puts the lives of numerous people in peril.

Tacoma, Washington is a city built on secrets. Nineteen-year-old Mason Cross has only one rule: stay invisible. Working double shifts at The Anchor Cafe and keeping his mouth shut, he's spent months burying the dark record he left behind at Fircrest Hall Juvenile Detention Center. But in Tacoma's underworld, absolute silence coupled with loyalty is a rare commodity... At the same time, Victor Langel's multi-million dollar illegal logistics empire is bleeding from the inside. The newly appointed Police Chief, Adrian Whitfield, has executed two precise, lethal busts in the last month alone. Two things are certain: there is a leak, and the Vancouver syndicate is hunting for answers. Victor needs a solution before the next shipment arrives.

The last four survivors on an island, Mair, John, Rowan, and Lily are faced with a problem. There is a storm coming, a storm that could destroy them. Only half will survive. Who will they be? How will they go on?

John Kelling watches as his city explodes. Can he and his agents solve the problem in time or will White X, his elusive enemy prevail?

I bet you assume being a double-agent is cool and awesome and all that. With action, playing hero, playing detective, yadayadayda you get it. HA! No, you don't. I mean, you're not wrong, it is those things, but SO much more. It's betraying friends, pretending to be what you aren't, pretending to care, or rather, pretending you don't, lying, to the people you know and yourself. Doesn't sound pleasant, doesn't it? Based on real gangs and real places, Includes mentions of robbery, murder, and violence.

Word Count: 5600 approx. Detective Lawliet Deidre, and his wife, Officer Viv Deidre are met with a reality that no parent wants to face. Their foster child, Jordan, was brutally murdered and found dead in the home of his biological father, Drew Smite. With lack of evidence and a motive, everybody in the police department still suspected Drew above all others to be the one responsible. All except Detective Lawliet and close friend Officer Zac Cory. While knowing that this can't be the end of the case, they must very secretly find a way to apprehend and expose the true killer of the Deidres' foster child. Before an innocent man is charged with murder. Before Lawliet has completely fallen off the edge of sanity, and the grief of his child's murder becomes too much for him to live with. -------------------- Completed short story All rights reserved

Cheating is never okay. And it cannot be morally justified.

What do you do if you're a forlorn American in an old Mexican town and meet up with a friendly older American? What if he's happy to take you under his wing? What if you learn he's been down there over thirty years but won't really say why? What if you press him and he reluctantly decides to tell you his fascinating story? And what do you do when you start to wish you didn't know? Find out what happened years ago in a remote part of the Mount Hood National Forest. You'll want to run, too.

As a spy for the English in the throes of the Napoleonic Wars, Marrok, the Marquis de Condorcet, has a myriad of secrets. When he discovered a woman at the brink of death on his lands, he took a risk in both saving and trusting her, only to discover that she held more secrets than he did. Would risking their lives for each other help them identify her attempted murderer or reveal how dangerous their connection is? Discarded in a ravine and left for dead, Félicité is at the mercy of a dangerous and duplicitous man. He could help her solve who was behind the brutal attack on her life, but not before her involvement with him nearly gets them both killed. The more she learns about her attackers reveals the caverns of intrigue that both pull her closer to Marrok and thrust her into the realization that she is far more suspicious and dangerous than her protector.