Freewill Stories

GREY IS NOW PUBLISHED WORLDWIDE! Please support me and purchase a copy of your very own Grey paperback! Links in the bio xo Elizabeth Sanchez is no stranger to a whip or beating. She was raised in a religious household with no tolerance for sin or vanity. When her abusive parents catch her sneaking out to a party, Elizabeth's fate is already sealed. Forced to enroll at Cross Academy, a secluded community of Catholics and brainwashed prisoners run by a psychotic Pastor, Elizabeth soon realises that the Academy isn't an Academy at all--but a cult. As she fights to be unshackled from the cult's mind-controlling ways, Elizabeth finds herself caught between exposing a terrifying conspiracy that sees member after member disappearing from the cult forever or saving the people she cares about from a worse fate that is always around the corner. For Elizabeth, the mystery is just the beginning. A M A Z O N ' R E V I E W S; -I loved this book. It took a little to get into it but the second you know your in it, your hooked. As an avid reader I'm always looking for amazing books and this one makes the list. When's the next? -Brilliantly written book. I couldn't put it down. I look forward to future books. I look forward to a sequel and future stories. -Such an Amazing book throughout always wanted to keep reading more. I'd recommend this! -Harrowing, heartbreaking, breathtaking. This book is amazing-one of those novels you can't put down.

When Nokkland found himself setting off with the inn's barmaid to track down an ice-dragon, he hadn't realized that he would be thrust into the center of a prophecy he knew nothing about. Nor that he would become part of an undercover group of revolutionaries, determined to keep each of Sissera's five races from annihilating the others. He won't survive alone... A vagabond destined to be a dead king. A wayward elf with a knack for being in the wrong place at the wrong time. A lover attempting to play a game of chess with lives. A hot-tempered cupbearer who avoids mirrors at all cost. An architect who designs something much greater than a building. Together, they must play a treacherous game of truths and lies for peace assuming they don't cave into their own fears and split ways first. Note: this story is archived because I've decided to rework elements of it into another book I'm writing ⭐️ Winter Rose Awards 2020 Second Place Winner ⭐️ 💫 Red Cloak Awards 2020 Second Place Winner 💫 ✨ Bloodstone Awards 2021 First Place Winner ✨ 🌟 @YAFantasy, @Fantasy, & @SecretTreasures Featured Book 🌟 ⭐️ Kirrukan Awards Semi-Finalist ⭐️ Cover by me :) Season Dividers by the fabulous @cosmiicstaar

In a society where every person is born with a mark said to reveal who they are meant to become, Iris has learned how to live carefully. The mark is treated as certainty - proof that a life already has a direction - and questioning it is considered pointless at best, dangerous at worst. Iris has never felt the assurance others seem to find in theirs. Instead, she moves through her days quietly, aware of expectations pressing in from every side: family history, social rules, futures decided far too early. When events begin to unsettle the systems she was taught not to doubt, Iris is forced to consider a question she has spent her life avoiding - whether the mark defines her, or whether it has only limited her. Told through small moments, restrained relationships, and choices that rarely announce themselves, [The Mark we Carry] is a story about identity, inheritance, and the quiet resistance of choosing for oneself - even when the world insists your life was already written.

Within each day exists infinite possibilities. What we remember as a bland, uneventful day could have been something else entirely if our actions experienced the slightest deviation. If we aren't carefully thinking about each and every thing that we do, and each and every thing that we neglect to do, then we may find ourselves in a deep hold, not realizing we're in it until we hit the bottom.

Unexplained words, unexplained feelings

Multiverse, Gods, Reincarnation, Magic, and (best of all) free-will. If you're intrigued, dive on in. --- This story is my dream come true. It has 2 versions of it. This fanfiction one, which will include multiple fandoms and may more plot points. And my Original version, which is it's own story. I decided to write the fanfiction one first. --- This is a tale so complicated, the creator of it has almost given up making it make sense. But no, he can't back away. After 3 drafts, 17 story revisions, 32 character removals and additions, and even an internal argument of whether or not to ignore time dilation and physics as a whole, he has made a decision. Writing it in fanfiction view will make sense. Adding fandoms and making the story less streamlined gives an edge. And now, he just needed one thing. How to describe it? Well, he couldn't. So he's gonna mash a bunch of words to describe and ask a fan to help once he gets far enough.

Ink found himself in another Multiverse with Undertale,

Cas and Gabriel are the black sheep of their family. They have to live up to their parents expectations and if hey don't they'll get disowned. Their parents are very strict Christians. They were so christian that they named their kids after angels. Cas has always been determined to piss them off. The tattoos and piercings made his mom faint. He can't wait to see the look on her face when he'll tell her that he's gay. Dean has always wanted be a good role model. Dean has lived on his own with Sammy ever since.... well that doesn't matter now. He lives with his little brother sammy. He balances work and school. He somehow still gets amazing grades. He only has two wishes; that Sammy has a good childhood and that a certain someone will notice him. Castiel Novak. No one ever notices Dean. Dean is next door neighbors to cas and yet they have only spoken once. Dean just needs a friend.

It's strange to think there was once a past where humans didn't have androids, they are everywhere now. Humanity is far more advanced than what you and I think: androids have human faces but aren't alive they are simple machines. Right? (For reference, yes this idea for the book came to me from the Detroit:Become Human game so there will be some similar stuff for those who played it) (This is an old story, don't expect too see my current writing skills in them lol) -------------------------------------- I HAVE NO MONEY!!! Stop offering me to draw me comics of my stories, I cannot pay you, you know who you are... If you do, I WILL block you.

There is a lot about Cara Hasting's life that she thought she knew. She believed that she understood her brother, however dysfunctional their family may seem. She claimed to understand this war, even if she didn't really agree with the senseless killing. She insisted that she knew what her future would look like; Tamed at eighteen, dead a few days later. But that was all till James Meader. Now there are lies, traitors and decisions that she would rather not have to make, all whilst trying to resist the temptation of those butterscotch eyes. Forced to realise that being different will mean that everything she had ever expected to happen has changed Cara tries to negotiate being held by the enemy whilst keeping hold of her heart.

Twilight's life was never an easy one. But what she doesn't understand is that it's going to get a whole lot harder than it already is. After Twilight's latest kill she attracts the attention of a certain someone who's not out to play nice. Follow Twilight as she fights to protect her family and way of life from the notorious murderer Brandon James. Version of Brandon James in this story belongs to LorraMead1 from her story "Don't Scream" go check it out its one of my favorites.

So get this, my closest best friend is a witch and we live with a vampire as well! I adore both my amazing vampire and witch. They are protective and kind.. To me at least.. So this is my story.

All the different aspects of life I experience in my head and accidentally took the time to put down with a pen.

In the Christian community, we talk about free will. Imposing it can be costly.

A high school boy decides that it is finally time to break free from his parent's control and live his life for himself *I do not own the cover used all credit given to original owner*

This futuristic short story about what could happen, if people just focus on their needs and wants first. With the end result of almost pushing the human race onto the brink of extinction. That is, until science and government step in . . .

In this short video book the guy will discuss who or what is actually controlling your freewill while directing it all back to God.

The story of the creation of the character of Media. The living personification of a story. He will be a recurring character in other media created by the author, but is not "under control" of the author. He is given agency and has all of the same power and control that the "author" would have. The story will follow his creation, conversation with the author, and the following coming to terms with the fact that even though he has the power and control of the author. He ultimately knows that as the author they have true control and any thoughts feelings and actions are all predetermined for him.

An argument about Free Will and Suicide References: Chorney, M. J., Chorney, K., Seese, N., Owen, M. J., Daniels, J., McGuffin, P., et al. (1998). A quantitative trait locus associated with cognitive ability in children. Psychological Science, 159-166. Hergenhahn, B. R. (2001). An introduction to the history of psychology. Belmont, CA: Wadsworth Thomson Learning. McLeod, S. A. (2013). Freewill and Determinism in Psychology. Retrieved from www.simplypsychology.org/freewill-determinism.html Zimmerman, B. J., & Cleary, T. J. (2006). Self-Efficacy Beliefs of Adolescents. New York: Information Age Publishing.