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  • Stairway to Heaven by quodlacertaveta
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    In the variant world where aztec civilization hadn't died but Yucatan has already adopted the conquistadors, culture of both was changed in the fundamentals. Because of some fantastic phenomenon, the huge Spruce, as high as a mountain, has grown in the middle of the country. They say, gods have ordered people to do annual human-sacrifices cults there. Then, it slowly turned into an entertaining show where players had to climb the saint tree up to the top, and the surviver would be awarded to bring one dead soul back to this world, revive them...
  • PERFECT PSYCHO by victotria49
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    "You are the most lucky woman on earth, you married a milloniare who is a loving, caring, assisting and wonderful man. Every woman prays to be in your shoes." my friends would always say. They didn't lie though, I was indeed lucky or was I???. Missing people, underground rituals, marrying the dead, drinking blood, killing people for fun!!!! Indeed this perfect man was a psycho.
  • The Letter by lydia887
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    The small town of Telluride holds a secret. Xavier James has the perfect life working as the CEO of the biggest, rising business in the city. However, when he finds a mysterious letter in his parent's basement, he begins to realize that things are not quite as they seem in the James family. A family reunion leaves Xavier with some startling questions about his past, and he sets off to the mysterious town, Telluride. He is intrigued by the curiously beautiful teacher, Willow Gray. However, after he shows her the letter, Xavier slowly finds himself drawn into a web of murder, mystery and perhaps, even human sacrifices. Can Xavier resist the charms of Willow Gray and uncover the secret of the letter before it's too late, or is this just a Telluride legend?