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Mississippi, 1848. Tom is enslaved, invisible, and forgotten. Then a meteor falls from the sky - and changes everything. Every Friday, for exactly eight hours, Tom transforms into a white man. Assuming the identity of the wealthy and mysterious Colonel Thomas Ashford, he wages a secret war against slavery - buying freedom, forging documents, and outwitting the most powerful men in the South. But enemies close in from every direction. Eight hours of power. A lifetime of courage. And a love that refused to care what face it wore. The Eight Hours - where identity is a disguise, freedom is a Friday, and the soul is the only thing that was ever real. Meet the cast: - Tom - enslaved genius, secret liberator, man of faith - Abigail Bellamy - the plantation owner's daughter who loves him in both his faces - Old Moses - the wise elder who sees everything - Elijah - the fearless comedian who makes danger look easy - Big Samuel - gentle giant, unbreakable protector - Sarah - the quiet strategist who outthinks everyone - Ezekiel - the literate blacksmith who becomes Jonas Creed, master of disguise - Titus Walker - the betrayer from within whose jealousy costs lives - Silas Beaumont - the ruthless slave trader hunting the Colonel's true identity - Sheriff Hiram Tolbert - the relentless lawman who never stops pursuing

Regan and Prince had the greatest romance that's ever been sold until devastating news causes their world to come crashing down around them leaving Regan to make a decision that will change everything they thought they ever knew.

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Can you hear their song? The words their heart cannot cease.

Charlie Cosgrove, a boy from a rich family transfers from private school from public school as punishment after crashing his dad's car. While there, he meets urban jungle raised Meline Malanaphy, a rough and tumble city girl. It's clear they don't like each other when they meet, but Charlie soon discovers there's more to her then meets the eye. As well, Charlie learns that maybe the ideals his parents taught him aren't exactly the right way to look at things the more he learns about Meline. *NEW CHAPTERS RELEASED ONCE A WEEK*

A story about surviving AIDS and spending Thanksgiving week 1996 in the hospital.

Brody (now stage name Brody Duff), does an internship over the summer with Beige (an Agony Aunt). She helped him find his real Mother Mrs Laila Duff last year. He also spends time with his half-brother Calvin and had shooting lessons with Step-Dad John Duff. While at the same time Laila finds out she is pregnant. But why does she have feelings about her childhood sweetheart Travis Romando. Brody is set to enter a writing competition with a Nigerian writer called Patience Henrietta. Will Brody win? In Brody's personal life he begins a friendship with Beige's son Heath, who hopes to be a model. Brody starts to wonder why Heath hates him so much. Is there something more to the story? Brody's sister Danielle starts at Artisque and suddenly begins to think she is lesbian. Brody wrote her friend Rebel Flour's reference to study at Artisque alongside her.

You know some people are so good that we get mad at them. What we don't know about those people is that either they already fed the demon in them or it's feeding. And one day they will also explode. All of a sudden they will be also bad. Or those you fed and hid that fact will be disclosed then they will also be monsters in everyone's eye. It would be better if all of excepted that we have a bad guy in ourselves. Instead of pointing fingers at others. If we accepted our flaws and everyone else's.

Elle King cannot wait to finally live the life she has been dreaming of for so long and free herself from all dependencies in her life. But this changes rapidly as Davis Lakewood, CEO of one of the country's most renowned employers, decides to enter her life and turn it upside down. Will Elle choose her principles over the love of her life - and will she be able to help overcome David his rough past?

Vie d'auteure, vie de chercheuse et vie de femme : coups de gueule et solutions ! Parce que sur Wattpad, il semblerait que je sois une "vieille" par rapport à la plupart d'entre vous, et que j'ai déjà pas mal bourlingué, j'aimerais partager avec vous quelques pans de mon expérience personnelle. J'ai plutôt des tendances féministes, même si pas extrémistes, j'ai fait de longues études en sciences humaines (archéologie, entre autres) et en sciences dures (écologie) dans des milieux masculins souvent machistes, ce qui peut faire peur à pas mal de filles qui veulent se lancer dans des carrières scientifiques ! Moi voilà auteure professionnelle depuis près d'un an, et en science-fiction. Difficile de faire sa place dans le milieu littéraire de manière générale, et en tant que nana qui écrit de la SF ! Et les hommes ne sont pas forcément les premiers fautifs... En tant que "vieille" de bientôt 33 ans, et malgré mon goût pour les nouveautés, je suis la plupart du temps larguée par tout ce qui sort côté numérique... d'où mon arrivée tardive sur Wattpad. Mais j'essaie de m'améliorer. Si vous pouvez m'y aider aussi ! Help ! Sinon, je suis aussi mariée à quelqu'un de super, Feldrik Rivat (à droite sur la photo), auteur lui aussi, plutôt féministe dans ses idées et qui m'encourage tous les jours, même s'il garde quelques mauvaises habitudes de mec XD ! Je suis aussi très impliquée dans sa carrière. Bref, j'ai souvent des coups de gueule sur tout plein de sujets (géopolitique, science, éthique, relations humaines), mais je me soigne ! Si jamais vous voulez aussi que j'aborde certains sujets qui fâchent - si jamais je suis compétente - je veux bien répondre à vos questions !

After having sex with a complete stranger and watching the life drain from her best friend's eyes while in L.A., Arabella Winters wants nothing more than to return to her small coastal town in Jersey, and forget the whole month ever happened. But she can't seem to do that when figures of her past return and remind her of what she lost. Plus, Arabella keeps feeling her hairs raise whenever she is alone...or at least when she thinks she is. See, Fate has a funny way of playing things out. And in no way is it done with her yet.

(Authorized excerpt of EMANCIPATED by M.G. Reyes published by Katherine Tegen Books, an imprint of Harper Collins.) The bad boy, the good girl, the diva, the hustler, the rocker, and the nerd. Six teens legally liberated from parental control for six different reasons, but all with one thing in common: something to hide. Secret #1: Not everyone is who they seem. Now they're sharing a house in Venice Beach, acting like a family, and living their lies. One witnessed a crime, another might be a murderer-and one's been spying on them all. Secret #2: Freedom isn't free. As they cling to a fantasy of freedom and slowly let down their guard, the past creeps up on them. And when one of them gets arrested, everyone's carefully constructed facade comes crumbling down. Secret #3: The truth will come out. Emancipated is the first book in a blistering guessing game of a series where relationships are tested and worlds collide.

The de Glaces are rich. Ridiculously rich, but of course they want more. Bryce de Glace is no exception. He's spent his whole life trying to prove himself to his grandfather, and he isn't going to let a little thing like murder stop him. This is a short story about Winter's father's origins from my On the Edge of the Blade Universe. Please read that before this, even though this takes place first chronologically.

'Woman' is a collection of poems that explores themes of love lust emancipation grief death loneliness and all about a she in my world.

"You are not going to emancipate yourself, you are only 16 years old" my " mother " said "What the fuck do you have to do with what I remember you were the one who abandoned me, now don't get in my fucking life. the only thing you need to do is sign the parental rights revocation paper"

An original poem about wanting to leave home. Hating your household or town or family problems and wanting to move out as soon as possible.

Once upon a time lived a princess who was waiting to be released from her prison by a charming prince. Until she freed herself.

Yet another essay written about Abraham Lincoln, and his speeches from the Civil War. Out of everyone, didn't Abraham age the most (as in appearance)? He went through a lot of pressure. Sad how he didn't see how far he took everyone.

Cora McCluen knows that "all men are created equal" and "...created in God's image" so why is Mammy Eva not allowed to do everything she can? Cora sets out North to explain this to President Lincoln and makes a few new friends along the way. Can she and her new friends convince Mr. Lincoln to help Mammy Eva and others like her live a life like Cora and her friends?