Gatekeepers Stories

It was finally time for Isabel to get a life. Her new family is nice...a little bit too nice. Vladimir is the only one who tells it like it really is. Is that why Isabel fell for him or was it his amazing blue green eyes? As the secrets build up Isabel discovers her long lost brother Damon, he to hides a secret. Isabel won't tell anybody her secret but what if her life depended on it?

*This book has been discontinued* April 15, 2017 Aria's world starts to crumble when her best friend has to move away. She is now officially friendless, until the new guy tries to become her friend. The one that had pushed her away. She's confused and angry when he tries to tell her she's someone she doesn't want to be. She pushes him away until tragedy strikes and she is forced to believe this mysterious boy. This book has no profanity nor anything too PG-13 I found the cover on Pinterest so it belongs to whoever posted it.

Xandria has been blind since birth but coming from an ancient bloodline of guardians, she has a great destiny before her. As the descendent of Arthur's Merlin she has to find the chosen one now that evil is rising and pass on the secrets of excalibur so that the chosen can rival the darkness. But without the gift of sight, will she be able to find him/her before evil intervenes.

world where light and darkness wage a silent war, one mysterious girl stands at the heart of an ancient prophecy. Gifted with a glowing dagger and haunted by shadowy memories, she uncovers secrets that could shatter kingdoms and unravel reality itself. As her family is hunted by a malevolent force bent on tearing them apart, she must journey through forgotten monasteries, war-torn cities, and realms beyond imagination to discover the truth about her powers-and the wrath of a hidden king. Blending action, fantasy, horror, and family bonds, The mysterious Girl is a gripping tale of courage, sacrifice, and the light that can rise from even the deepest darkness.

[DISCONTINUED, ARCHIVE IF YOU LIKE.] [WILL BE REWRITTEN AS A DIFFERENT BOOK] [ CURRENT DATE: JANUARY 24 2023 ] [Old desc] ^^^ note that none of these are real people and are my original ocs . Many short story

19 year old, Winter, is pushed out from her boring small town life after a house fire kills her adoptive family. With the money they had put aside for her college career she moves to Tulsa into a ratty house. Upon arrival she is met by a stranger who ends up dragging her into a different life one she accepts as real but is not sure if it's the right fit for her or her plans in this world.

The year is 2120 AD. The Battle of Oblivion took place over 100 years ago and has since been forgotten by most of the people of the world. The stories of the five Gatekeepers and the Old Ones are little more than bedtime stories that elder siblings and parents tell the children at night. But there's a top-secret facility in Antarctica, whose creation was funded by the Nexus and is ran by those who oppose the Old Ones. Under the guise of a medical facility where people work to advance medical science and technology, there are those whose only purpose is to protect the world and make sure the Gate of Oblivion never opens again. It's through these experiments in medical science that two of the five Gatekeepers have been brought back to life. Their purpose is unknown, but with the help of a girl who knows everything about the Legend of the Five and her father, they will soon learn that they may once again be humanity's only hope.

Nurses hold many job titles but to me, the most important one is helping the patient to go to the other side with dignity and to be there till the end of life.

A world of fantasy

Carol, daughter of Mrs. Elizabeth Anderson faces difficult times when she learns about her ancestral heritage. She along with six other team up to stop the destruction that will take place between different realms. She tries to gain control over her immense power. To control darkness that hurts the people she love to gain power. She finds peace, strength and love in this life-threatening journey, but there is one person who is always there for her, yet she doesn't understand the connection between them. From the day she met him something about him seems oddly familiar to her. Embark on a lot of dangerous situations ,as she overcome all to find who she really is......

This is a story about me. My life as I see it. I tell it in the first person and it is written like a diary entry, only more intimate. I don't hold anything back, so prepare yourself for the raw, uncensored, and compassionate story of what its like to be caught in-between living my life and running from it. I know what it's like to be in the shower, having the water cover the sound of your sobs. 

I know what it's like to lay in bed sobbing and gripping your chest like there's nothing left. 

I know what it's like to feel like there's no hope left to hold onto. To think you're all alone.

 But I also know what it's like to realize you aren't.

Going to school, getting up for work, chores, and paying the bills. These are daily tasks that we all have to deal with. Or as most call this, reality. Reality is that feeling that no matter how hard you try; you are going to fail. Fantasizing about extraordinary worlds seems like a distant dream. Reality can be harsh and unforgiving, yet within its challenges emerges a force more profound and uplifting: Fantasy. While some may dismiss fantasy as inconsequential, those of us immersed in The Festival of the Nexus Gate understand otherwise. Fantasy is an escape, a psychological necessity divergent from reality. It encompasses knights in shining armor, magic wielders saving kingdoms, crazed scientists plotting world-altering schemes, superheroes, magical girls, and the ability to soar-anything our imagination can conjure and so much more. This understanding forms the core of The Festival of the Nexus Gate. Yet, within these realms, we acknowledge something deeper-a Nexus of Worlds, where the boundaries between reality and fantasy blur into a synergy greater than the sum of its parts. As you delve deeper into these tales, a singular truth will emerge: reality was never meant to be set in stone...

A couple regularly stays in a manor house to rekindle their romance; each visit feels more like a past life together.

Through a series of historical recollections and vibrant discussions that take the reader on a marvelous adventure through key moments in the US 20th century (scraping by during the Depression, enlisting in the Navy during World War Two, organizing and participating in the Civil Rights Movement), Sophie learns to celebrate her grandfather's fascinating life while coping with his fatal illness. Along the way, our inquisitive sixth-grade reader is also introduced to some of history’s and life’s more somber sides: Japanese American internment (via Sophie's best friend, a Japanese-American named Jimmy Yamashiro); the short-fallings of civil rights (via Sophie's Aunt Sherry who works as an immigration lawyer); and being entrusted with an adult truth, despite the associated difficulty and pain (when Sophie is told of her grandfather's imminent death). Ideally, The Bread and Butter is to be used as part of a unit on US 20th century history for a pre- and early-adolescent audience that has recently learned to see beyond the simplified black-and-white characteristic of younger age groups. Nevertheless, the book does stand alone and can serve as a home read.

There weren't always dragons in the Valley. A story inspired by a recent writing competition that follows a lone gatekeeper and his dark past.