Forgery Stories

Time to Break the Rules of the Dimensions. Literally! After a Mysterious Force takes the Heroes of Konosuba, The Forbidden Forgery, Overlord, The Fallen Foundry, Re:Zero, Tanya the Evil, Reincarnated as a Slime, So I'm a Spider and many More from their Home Dimensions, all of them must Team up in order to figure it out. Join them as they figure out a way back into their Worlds and solve the Mystery of the Mysterious Being, as well as Discovering the World they're in isn't what they Expected it to be! A Rewritting and telling of my Former Dimension Breach.

Forged like i a Caffrey she tells her self. Neal Has a Sister. Her Name is Keira. Shes a con that Neal and Peter are trying to catch for art theft/ forgrey. Like Brother like Sister everyone tells her.

What is CSRF Vulnerability: Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF) attacks are a type of web security vulnerability that allows an attac'ker to execute unauthorized actions on behalf of a victim user. These attacks typically exploit the fact that many web applications do not sufficiently validate the origin of requests made to the server, allowing an attacker to trick a victim into unwittingly executing an action on the attacker's behalf. A rogue web page with a form or script that sends a request to a web application that is vulnerable is what the attacker often does in a Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF) attack. Without the victim's knowledge or consent, their browser automatically submits the form or runs the script after the victim is deceived into accessing the malicious web page. This may lead to the victim's password being changed, money being transferred from their account, or data being deleted. How CSRF Works: To understand how Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF) attacks work, it's important to understand the basics of how web applications handle requests. When a user submits a form or makes a request to a web application, the browser includes a "cookie" that identifies the user's session with the application. The web application uses this cookie to verify that the request is legitimate and authorized by the user.

This is about people, like me, who are trying to figure life out... who are wanting to be unapologetic for being unique.

Would these feelings would go away if I cheer you? ...If I think of you as a friend? ...If I act differently in front of you? Will my pain go away if I ignored you? ...If I stop talking to you? Can my thoughts toward you be without love? Can I stay close to you without breaking my heart? Can my heart stop beating so fast when you looked at me, talked to me, or even when you smiled at me? Would I be able to forget you while I see you every day? Would I see you as my brother in law once you marry my twin sister?

Dear closet, I came here today to cry my pain away for what you have done.

To Unearth a Killer You Have to Get your Fingernails Dirty! Archaeology Professor Mari Duggins is adjusting to life as a single mom, but she’s caught between the pull of her former flame and her ex-husband. When her colleague is murdered and her ex is accused of stealing an Egyptian artifact, Mari interferes in the FBI investigation, compelled to prove the innocence of her children’s father. Soon she is buried deep in suspects. Her old flame, her student and tenant, the office secretary. No one is who they appear to be, and she begins to wonder where her loyalty and true affections lie. Mari Duggins’ life caves in as she tries to excavate the truth, but realizes only God can dig her out of the hole she’s created. Will Mari sort through her muddled feelings and put her trust in someone else? Or will the truth bury her alive? “Dig into a fun story with Digging Up Death. It's got all the dirt you want--a tangled mystery, a quirky heroine, hints of romance, and page-turning action. Conroy keeps the story real and delves into the clean and the not so clean parts of life. Highly recommended." -Christy Barritt, author of the Squeaky Clean Mysteries series Can't wait to finish this story? It's available on amazon and any other online retailers.

When an invitation to an exclusive Christmas charity auction reveals the rumored location of the legendary Satoshi Safe, hacker Yoshiko Chen and forger Fig Rossi hatch an impossible plan: infiltrate Washington's wealthiest holiday gala, swap the priceless crypto wallet with a flawless fake, and disappear before anyone notices. Between ruthless billionaires, old betrayals, and a dangerous past neither of them has escaped, what begins as one last shot at a Christmas miracle becomes a heist that could change their lives or cost them everything.

In a city where art is currency and secrets are the ultimate commodity, Lira Vance, a brilliant and desperate art forger, sells her genius to keep her sister alive and her mother cared for. Haunted by the ghost of her father-a painter destroyed by the elegant cruelty of magnate Silas Thorne-Lira survives in the shadows, her life a fragile ledger of debts and desperation. Unbeknownst to her, her struggle is observed by Cillian Gray, the city's most powerful and reclusive logistics billionaire. But Cillian is a fiction. Beneath the tailored suits lies Cillian Kaine, the last heir of a mafia dynasty shattered by Thorne's betrayal. For fifteen years, he has built a new kind of empire from the ashes, not with bullets, but with data, debt, and cold calculation. His sole purpose: the meticulous, utter destruction of Silas Thorne. He needs the perfect weapon. Not a forger, but a forgery herself. A woman whose very existence is a testament to Thorne's evil, with the talent to bait the trap and the desperation to walk into it willingly. Their story is a collision of two broken worlds. It is a dark romance rooted in vengeance, not love; a gothic thriller set in penthouse galleries and underworld vaults; a psychological game between a man who trades in control and a woman who has mastered the art of survival. Lira is offered a deal: a year of marriage as Cillian's gilded wife, in exchange for her sister's lifetime of care and a front-row seat to Thorne's ruin. It is a contract, a performance, and a sentence. But as they are forced into a partnership of twisted intimacy, the lines between manipulation and protection, between revenge and obsession, begin to blur. In a world where everything is a fake-identities, paintings, loyalties-the most dangerous forgery of all might be the feelings growing between them.

Naruto Oneshot! (Part of The Predators Series, before the main plot of To Fix The Broken)

1920s Paris. Arthur is a brilliant but cynical art appraiser who has a secret form of synesthesia-he can see the intense, glowing colors of a person's emotions when he looks at them. He is hired to authenticate a painting that supposedly belonged to a dead artist, but when he looks at the painting, the emotional colors are so vivid it feels like a scream. He tracks down the forger: a homeless, penniless street artist named Bastien. Instead of turning Bastien in, Arthur hides him in his lavish apartment, demanding Bastien teach him how to paint with such raw emotion.

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This is the tv show White Collar as a novel. It is written from the point of view of Neal Caffrey or Peter Burke. The dialog follows the episodes, but there are also new scenes filling the gaps in the story. I wanted to capture the spirit of White Collar and the friendship between Peter and Neal. Part 7 starts with "By the book" and ends with "In the red".

"I'm a storyteller... But this is no story." ~*~*~ Four friends are plunged into a world of espionage, thievery, and lawlessness. They're outlawed, lost, BLACKMAILED. Controlled by a person or persons unknown, performing tasks with reasons unknown, safety unknown, promise of a tomorrow... Unknown. Everything is shrouded in mystery. Nothing is certain... Nothing except... If they stop, the hearts of the people they love will stop as well.

Natalie Olkin's life has revolved around art since the day she was born, and despite her parents pleads to go to a non-art school after the sudden death of her grandmother, she manages to pull a switch. Being introduced into the college life isn't what she expects it to be in Chicago. After hearing news of a rumor that's easily brushed off, she acquires an inexplicable note and the suspicion in a fellow friend James Dowling, who uncovers his true intentions for attending the school. Before long family secrets that have been hidden are uncovered and Natalie soon learns there's more to River Fork Fine Arts than meets the eye. Cover by the amazing @TypicalFangirlx #368 in Mystery/Thriller

The Contessa and her confederates had a good scam going. They invented a Renaissance artist, "discovered" him, and are now selling his art. She's settled down to a good life -- a villa in the Florentine countryside, money enough, no cares. Until a buyer has started to ask questions. Uncomfortable ones. And her confederates begin to feel the pressure. And what was once a tight-knit crew has begun to fall apart. And the Contessa has been forced to take some extreme measures....

The Passenger in 15F is a high-altitude psychological thriller set aboard a London-bound A380. Leo Vance, a corporate security expert, seeks silence-but finds Elias Thorne, a charming stranger with too many truths. What begins as a confession of forgery spirals into a web of deception, love, and national intrigue. MI5 is watching. Elias is vanishing. And Leo just lied to protect a man he barely knows. A napkin with a number. A story too perfect. A truth too dangerous to ignore. For readers who love elegant suspense, emotional depth, and the quiet terror of being played.

Arndil: Seal and Poison The stone walls of the palace hold more than gold and silk-they guard the darkest games played in the shadows. Maerin, in everyone's eyes, is a quiet and loyal servant... But when night falls, her hands reach for seals, and her eyes for lies. This time, her mission is to place a forged letter that could ruin Prince Kaedric of Zevaria's name. Yet there's one person she didn't account for: Elandor, the palace scribe. His pen records every shadow he sees; his memory works like a seal that never forgets the smallest crack. A shadow and a pen... both chasing the truth, though it's unclear whom the truth will serve. When the seal is broken, the line between loyalty and betrayal blurs. And sometimes, the deadliest weapon in a palace isn't the sword... nor the poison. Sometimes, a single record is enough.