Edinburgh Stories

I do not own any original characters created for the television show. My original creations are extensions of this universe. What happens when a Charmed One dies? Charmed Beyond answers that question and so many more. Follow Prue Halliwell from the final moment we saw her in Charmed as she begins an entirely new journey: reborn as a Grand Witch, an evolved Charmed One tasked with guiding, protecting, and anchoring a new bloodline of powerful witches tied to her own family. Her charges? The Hargrave sisters-a fierce, gifted pair who need her more than they realize as they come into their powers, face their destiny, break curses, exorcise demons, and contain dangerous magic... all while being hunted by one of the Source's most elusive bounty hunters, whose past is tangled with someone the Charmed Ones once knew well. But the price of becoming a Grand Witch-a guide, a guardian, and a transformed version of her former self--s steep: a life forever separated from everything she has ever known. Follow Prue as she struggles to accept her role, her new existence, and the weight of the gift-and curse-of being the strongest Halliwell sister. Journey with her through the mysteries of the afterlife and the growing magic of the Hargrave witches, as she discovers that death was only the beginning.

Adelheid Erhard thought she had outrun her family's legacy. Edinburgh gave her love, anonymity, and a life that was finally her own. When the death of her beloved governess becomes a convenient excuse, her father pulls her back to the complex struggle for power, inheritance and belonging. Addie knows she must play the game well-but how long before she starts to resemble the very person she swore she'd never become? And what of the love she has left behind? Adelheid is a tale of love, inheritance, and the cost of becoming.

On a cold Edinburgh morning, she expected nothing more than a coffee, a quiet table, and the courage to start writing again. What she didn't expect was him. He's Dr. Alexander Fraser-brilliant, calm, devastatingly handsome in that quiet-university-professor way. She's a plus-size writer with a warm heart, a messy life, and a talent for turning simple mornings into public disasters. A spilled latte. A humiliating fall. A pair of strong hands that lift her back up. And a moment she absolutely wasn't prepared for. Neither of them knows what this is yet- a coincidence, a spark, or just a very embarrassing Tuesday. But at Nicholson Square, even small moments have a way of changing everything. A cosy, funny, slow-burn British romance about unexpected connections, shy glances, winter mornings, and a woman who's far more extraordinary than she realises.

At Everythorne Academy, Iris Vale never meant for anyone to read her diary. But when she accidentally leaves it in Oliver Hart's dorm, her most guarded secret-her feelings for him-might not stay hidden for long. (readers POV)

"But do you know that our souls burn the same" Sienna is just a lonely girl who wants to find peace. When she isn't escaping into books or daydreaming, she is fighting her own mind. One day, she will go to her favorite library and then meet a new worker. They won't even need to say a word to recognize the pain in each other's eyes. After years of not feeling anything, Sienna will be tortured by the memory of this mysterious boy. Scared of the effect he left on her, she will try her hardest to avoid this library to not see him again. But she will lose control of her own mind and everything will scream at her to go back. Too scared to put words to their feelings, the two lonely souls will exchange letters to communicate. They will talk with their heart and lose themselves in a consuming circle. When two souls burn this badly, they can only destroy everything in their way to protect this peace.

By telling stories about people and places, we make them come true, and keep them alive. A successful city makes people retell its best stories again and again. The stories are reconstructed through camera lenses, fictionalised through everyday experiences, and reimagined in books. Well, Edinburgh is nothing if not a successful city, and it's home to more than one extraordinary story! As an Edinburgh resident, born and bred, I've grown up knowing and loving one particular story - that of a certain faithful wee dog. Here's my take on three different true stories about one of Edinburgh's most famous residents ever - Greyfriars Bobby.

An arranged marriage between a student and a quiet CEO. She isn't loud but her warmth lingers like sunlight, and he finds himself softening, slowly just for her. 2 people bound together to discover that love hides in the gentlest places.

Seacliff is now only available on Inkitt. In 2019, Aidan is a kilt-wearing tour guide on the cobblestone streets of Edinburgh. In 1919, Saoirse is a Great War nurse who's got nothing left to live for - until the sea brings a naked, unconscious man to her feet. Not one easily shocked after caring for the most broken of men in France, Saoirse takes the stranger in and tends to his wounds. Except the man is all kinds of unusual and she begins to question whether he even is a man at all. Is the grief driving her mad or is there more to the world than she ever thought possible? Saoirse hopes to find answers in her Aunt Aoife's diaries, since the gentle giant she rescued from the sea has no recollection of how he ended up there in the first place. * Editors' Choice, December 2020 * an open novella contest entry which grew into a ~75k-word novel completed * prompt: "When something tragic happens, it's often said we lose a piece of ourselves. How far would you go to find these lost parts of yourself in order to be whole again?" * featured on: @WattpadHistoricalRomance - 'Traveling Through Time' @talesofthedeep - 'Fintastic Reads - Sea Creatures'

Rebirth • Love • Revenge Three friends visit an abandoned house in edinburgh and find an old camera. To their surprise it had their pictures but alas! all three of them fail to recognise the people they're captured with. Read " our interwined fates " to see how the story unfolds. Author - Vivi ( insta-@whogotvivi) Prompt - Natz ( insta -@orphic_pages)

"𝐢'𝐦 𝐨𝐧 𝐦𝐲 𝐰𝐚𝐲, 𝐟𝐫𝐨𝐦 𝐦𝐢𝐬𝐞𝐫𝐲 𝐭𝐨 𝐡𝐚𝐩𝐩𝐢𝐧𝐞𝐬𝐬 𝐭𝐨𝐝𝐚𝐲." 𝘪𝘯 𝘸𝘩𝘪𝘤𝘩 𝘵𝘩𝘦 𝘤𝘦𝘭𝘵𝘪𝘤 𝘭𝘦𝘧𝘵 𝘣𝘢𝘤𝘬 𝘧𝘢𝘭𝘭𝘴 𝘧𝘰𝘳 𝘩𝘪𝘴 𝘵𝘦𝘢𝘮𝘮𝘢𝘵𝘦'𝘴 𝘩𝘪𝘣𝘦𝘳𝘯𝘪𝘢𝘯 𝘴𝘶𝘱𝘱𝘰𝘳𝘵𝘪𝘯𝘨 𝘤𝘰𝘶𝘴𝘪𝘯. a kieran tierney fanfic. ©jamesmaddiscn 2020 started : 27.09.2017 published: 02.08.2020

Ethan Lee & Benjamin Park

What if your art could tear reality apart? Sarah McKay is a medical student suffocated by expectations - until she paints a picture that changes everything. Swallowed up by her own work, she lives a surreal experience that makes her discover the existence of a magical universe hidden beneath the ancient capital of Scotland. There, art is not just expression: it is magic in its purest form. Taken to a magical institute, Sarah embarks on a journey of self-discovery, where she will have to deal with gifts she barely understands, a mysterious mentor, a writer as seductive as he is provocative... and a secret organization determined to eradicate any trace of magic from the world: the Silencers. Torn between two worlds - the one she knew and the one awakening inside and outside her - Sarah will have to decide how far she is willing to go to protect the ones she loves. Even if it means embracing a destiny she never wanted. Time of Awakening is the first volume of the Time Trilogy, a contemporary fantasy about identity, art and resistance. For readers of V. E. Schwab, Leigh Bardugo and Alice Oseman, this book is an invitation to discover that the greatest power is to be who you really are. _____ Complete book in english on Amazon Kindle soon. Complete book published by Flyve Publishing (portuguese) and Amazon. Work Registered at the National Library and ISBN. Plagiarism is a crime. The Awakening Hour: Spirare's Revelation (Trilogy Of Time; Book 1); Título original: Hora do Despertar: A Revelação da Spirare. Original Story. Brazilian fiction. Fantasy.

There's some 'it' in town and Ms. Ella has gone to sleep.

Scotland's history as you've never heard it before. Understand the sequences and time line of the oldest kingdom in the world, told in emotive and bloody stories from our country's past. Tony Harmsworth has been involved in presenting Scottish History to the public for nearly forty years. Exhibitions he has staged include the Great Glen Exhibition, Macbeth Experience, Loch Ness Exhibition Centre, Fort Augustus Abbey Heritage Centre, Loch Ness Diorama and others. The Fort Augustus exhibition was the largest private exhibition ever to have been staged in Scotland. In addition he has run tour businesses specialising in presenting the most interesting aspects to the history of Scotland. While doing this his tours became the first four star tour in the Highlands, the first five star tour in Scotland and the tours he was operating at his retirement had become number one on Trip Advisor for the whole of Scotland. It was suggested he take some of the stories he uses during his tours and put them into a book. THIS is that book. All the bloodiest Scottish history from the stone age through to the first Scottish Independence Referendum. This book takes you through the entire history of Scotland in chronological order so that you don't just learn about, say, Mary Queen of Scots, but also how she came to become a divisive figure and what lead up to the Jacobite uprisings of the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries. Be ready to join this roller-coaster ride through Scotland's bloody past. (C) 2009 Tony Harmsworth - All Rights Reserved. For the avoidance of doubt, anyone using this storyline, characters or copying prose or dialogue without written permission, will be prosecuted under international intellectual property laws.

Premise Father Crowley is a Catholic Priest in Edinburgh. He has a peaceful life. He does his sermons, he officiates weddings, baptisms, funerals... He listens to some of the most horrible sins a human can perpetuate. And is forced to forgive. He doesn't feel comfortable referring to them as people. They are demons. Crowley can't tell anyone any of those confessions, but that doesn't mean he can't do God's work and take the law into his own hands. On a quiet afternoon, a blond man visits his church to confess his sins. The only person Crowley can consider a friend. The priest from the Anglican Church near him. Father Aziraphale.

The year is 1743 Heather Blackheart had just witnessed the massacre of her family while traveling through the Scottish Highlands. The responsible is no other than the Loch Ness monster, and in order to get help, Heather has to get to Edinburg and the Guardians. The Guardians are responsible for the safety of the Shadowworld, the descendants of dragons and the oddest people Heather has ever met. With her keen sense of what is proper and correct, she don't know what to make of the Guardian's lack of manners, and can't handle miss Victoria Valentine's decision to wear a kilt instead of a floor-long dress. As a matter of fact, she can't handle Victoria at all. Apart from her male dressing, she'd obnoxious, hot-headed and a more than competent fighter - everything a young lady shouldn't, and she's constantly the cause of Heather's embarrassment. She don't know how she's going to survive the journey to Loch Ness in her company Victoria feels quite the same. How are they ever going to be able to slay the monster while dragging a ridiculous city-lady along? She's most likely to get them all killed in one way or the other. Will they reach Loch Ness before the monster kills everyone in the area? Will the people chasing them catch them? Can Victoria and Heather stop fighting long enough to realise they don't actually hate each other? Well, read and find out!