Historias de Drought

For a hundred years, three kings hoarded the water. For a hundred years, one tribe sang to the sand. Zayla of the Dust Wind has no crown, no army, and no voice of her own. What she has are three ancient masks: the Golden King, the Beggar, and the Red Scream. With them, she can make a king kneel. She can make a crowd weep. She can make the desert listen. When King Harun's war dries the Heartwell, Zayla is forced to wear the masks and fight. But power bought with ghosts comes with a cost. And the more she wears them, the more she disappears. Now the Heartwell is open. The masks are broken. And Zayla must choose: rule with magic, or lead with the one thing the kings fear most- her own voice. THE SAND SONG is an epic fantasy about water, war, and the price of peace.

Book 1 Mouseclan has been going through a serious drought and is yearning for just one drop of water. Can they survive through the crisis however? Pov- Curlstar

Sultan is not just a title it's a responsibility

Iceso is a wealthy water mogul. Deami is an orphan struggling to care for her brothers. The two have known each other for years, and it seems only Iceso can save Deami--is the price she has to pay for water worth it? This is not a love story. This is a struggle story. And tough decisions lurk around every corner. Can Deami save her brothers? Or will the desert kill her like it has so many others? The desert is not forgiving. Nor are its people. Age advisory: 16+

A journey of a thousand miles starts with a resigned sigh. Before we take that first step, we hesitate, because we don't know what curveballs life will throw at us. Life's a bitch like that. No one is alone though. Everyone has to make this journey. I intend to take this journey, one step and a hesitation at a time, and life better watch out. 'Cause I'll be telling her what I think of her. This book chronicles my opinion on my life. Don't hesitate. Don't hold back. And don't worry mate. 'S'all good.

The Twelfth Annual Zenith Celebration is about to begin, causing the village of Kenora to scramble as King Maddox Ricker and Prince Leland Ricker will return to where it all started. Twelve years ago, General Maddox killed King Davidson Galore Pierce and his entire family, took the throne, and turned the Kingdom of Arabella into ruins. Once a year, he comes back to Kenora to celebrate his victory. Ivy is an ordinary fifteen-year-old girl living in Kenora, working in her aunt's tavern, just trying to survive while keeping a secret that could get her killed. Ivy hates The Zenith Celebration, like most of the people of Kenora. Ivy doesn't remember what happened twelve years ago, but dreams of her past begin to creep into her sleep when the Zenith Celebration begins. Her world gets more twisted when she meets Keaton, her first love. Will Ivy be able to keep her secrets, or will she die for her secrets? Dear Reader: *I recently updated this book. I would absolutely love for you to leave comments and help me even further improve this book. I have worked for a few years to make this story come to life. If you like this story, please comment, like it, and share it on your social media. Thank you for all of your support and insight. Enjoy! Copyright 2021 Kacie Proffit All Rights Reserved writingkacie@gmail.com

A story of an 8 year old girl and her friend surviving the Arizona Desert in a barren town during a time of drought

Family or dreams? Faith or practicality? Protect what you have or embrace you secured future? These are some questions that no one should be riddled with. But Shyama had to face all, at once. It is well-said. With great power, comes great responsibility.

●Warning: suggestions of violence, may be triggering for some individuals ● A collection of oneshots about the most random of things (including borderline contemporary issues) (Each chapter is separate with no connection to the previous or following chapter)

Just a collection of my own original poetry, whether extremely long, short, or anywhere in between.

Fast forward 100 years: Climate change. Water is scarce. An alien ship called Arcadia circles the sky day and night. All 17 year-old Ren Byrd thinks about is water. He aches for it. There is no hope of escape from his eternal thirst. Until Ren saves a small boy's life. The boy has a ticket from the lottery, allowing passage from earth to Arcadia. Soon Ren and the boy will head to Arcadia where Ren will be forced to decide does protecting humanity matter more than protecting those he loves.

almost every if not all poems in this book I did write with tears gently rolling down my cheeks, and probably, you will always shed tears while reading.....

We will come out of our struggles stronger, and more independent. Stay firm it will be over soon.

'Life is a Blessing given by God'

This Poem is about the crippling drought and bushfires our country is facing at the moment.

This poem is about the hope to come after such a long drawn out drought.

When the power we vest in the Leviathan,corrupts instead of prompting accountability,chaos is imminent.

Holly is the smartest girl in her senior class, maybe even the whole school. She wants to go to Harvard to be a lawyer, and it's looking very possible she might. Declan is her best friend, and they've known each other forever. Holly is sure she knows everything she needs to know in life. Declan knows there is one thing she doesn't know, and maybe never will... Unless he can teach her how to fall in love.

An unexpected drought dries the state of California's water supply, causing chaos and panic. Confused and afraid by the lack of water in her own home state of California, Haven must learn to ration the remaining water she has left - or she will die of thirst. The governor refuses to speak on the issue, and no help is in sight for the residents of California. Panic has set in, and people are angry. What exactly was going on in California, and how could Haven find out the truth?