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Astrila and Kyma have arrived upon the shores of the Old Land. Rowan has defeated the Seelie Lord, if only for the time being. The kelpies are cursed and no one knows how to break it. All three girls are the subjects of three different prophecies that all indicate the same thing. They must be the ones to break the curse. But how can they do that if they don't know how, and what about the Seelie Lord? He won't stay out of their way for long. This is the Fourth Book in the Sea Monster Saga. I highly recommend you read the other books first. Cover made by @Guinealove2005 If you are reading this on any platform other than Wattpad, you are likely at risk of a malware attack. If you with to read this story in its original, safe form, please go to Wattpad. Thank you.

A Inuit clan/s who ride giant wolves (U can use other animals like deer, badgers, bears things like that.)

**IF YOU HAVEN'T READ BOOK 1, PLEASE READ IT BEFORE READING BEAR HEART** Six month's after her guardian's death, Clair Jordan meets a new boy by the name of Kenai Ursus. The similarities between her guardian bear and this new boy are too close to be a coincidence. After begging the shaman-woman all those months ago, Clair got her wish, and had her guardian bear brought back to life--only now, as a human. However, this wasn't without a price. Now that Kenai has been brought back, he has no memory whatsoever about Clair or anything that happened when he was a bear. Clair is determined to bring his memories back, but can she do it? What happens when new feelings arise within the group? And as if she didn't have enough on her plate, what happens when the New York Police call her about finding her mother's killer?

Clair Jordan has lived her entire life in the city of Manhattan, New York. Unfortunately, on her birthday, her mother was killed, and she is now forced to move in with her dad, who had abandoned her at the age of 3, and trades the city of Manhattan for the small town of Butte, Alaska. Of course, things are very rocky between her and her father, and trading a busy city for a small town in the middle of an empty, cold state has her in bad spirits. While hiking, Clair gets lost, and she has an encounter with a bear. The bear and Clair start sharing a bond that no one can break. What happens when the bear is being hunted? Clair wants to do everything in her power to protect him, but will she be able to? What will it cost her? How long can she keep everything a secret? How many lies must she tell? And who will get hurt?

Inspired by Inuit mythology.

"What is it that really defines us as Canadians? What is it that ties us together, as a tribe of people, as a community, and as a nation? ... What exactly is the common denominator that really makes us all a unified bunch, who can cheer for the same side in the Olympics, that can go to the right place to buy coffee..?" -Col. Chris Hadfield AKA a collection of short stories that take place in Canada. These stories follow the lives of different people- each chapter is about different characters, but there are some that reoccur. Look out for old friends amongst the new faces. LGBTQ+

With a rising threat of war against Nazi Germany, an allied initiative organizes an expedition to a remote island in the far north. siezing claim to its strategic location before the enemy does could mean victory for whoever controls it. but when the team sets foot upon the unforgiving landscape, they soon learn that there is more to this place than what meets the eye. Evil dwells upon this island, and no one is immune from its curse. **Written by Tabitha Min**

This story overlaps with Life's Lucky Happenings. It is written from the point of view of Jessica Berger. Jessie is from small town Iowa where she and her best friend planned their early lives around leaving town. They go to Drake University in Des Moines. They are initially disappointed and realize their goal had been to get out of Vienna but not many plans after that. Then Jessie meets soccer player JJ and both their lives change. JJ has a real shot to play football at the top level in Europe. They both struggle with what that means. JJ, Jessie and Becky make a trip to Lyon France for a tryout on a first division team.

The harsh winters and freezing blizzards of the tundra are all familiar to Anyu. Living amongst her tribe in the frozen wasteland, she has learned to survive and fend for herself. But when she is lost in a strange blizzard, Anyu finds herself in a world of creatures, spirits, and magic that she has only heard of in legends. Led by her mysterious guide Kano, Anyu searches for a way back home. But before she can leave, she will have to discover the truth about herself and the land she calls home. What has Anyu's tribe been keeping hidden? What is her connection to this strange new world? And what are the secrets hidden beneath the ice? Highest Ranking: #44 in Fantasy Cover by @KatrinHollister

Where the land is forever frozen over and the sun shines constantly for half of the year there lives a people. The Inuit people are the ice dwellers, living in houses of ice and wrapping themselves in the skins of animals they survive. A girl, Leenya, wants to do more than survive, she wants to live. Leenya has no family other than her adoptive brother who is also an orphan. Leenya's forgotten past will be exposed when she makes an unlikely friend, an orca she names Keenai.

A woman escapes an abusive husband to the struggling settlement of Brattahlid, Greenland in 1408. As the settlers face life-threatening challenges, a priest ponders the reason the woman manages to thrive and her reason for choosing to stay when the opportunity comes to leave.

When Inuit boy Amaruq hears of the impending doom of the world due to the cruel nature of the cold, he decides to take matters into his own hands. So he steals the tribe's statue of Asiaq, to bring to the goddess' secret temple. The problem is, he doesn't actually know where it is. But that's why his friends, Atsuguk and Taggak are here to help. Well, not exactly his friends, but they'll get there. Read this story if you love nature, adventure, obscure mythology, globe-trotting, food, family, canines, history, facts and science. Oh God, especially science. Disclaimer: I don't own anything but the characters and the storyline. The powers and mythology contained already exist

this book is about what I heard about them

In 1845, two ships of the Royal Navy, the HMS Terror and the HMS Erebus, led by Sir John Franklin, attempted to sail through the Arctic Circle looking for the Northwest Passage. The ships would become trapped in the Arctic ice for several years. Endlessly cold, with diminishing rations, 126 men fight to survive with poisonous food, a dwindling supply of coal, and ships buckling in the grip of crushing ice. But their real enemy is far more terrifying than any of these; an ancient danger lurks in the frigid darkness, shrouded in mystery and somehow linked to one silent woman. This is the fictionalized account of an actual expedition that took place nearly 200 years ago, in the cold icy expanse of Inuit Waters

Trigger warning Some sad poems I wrote I suck at titles All the pictures are mine

Oliver Cromwell lived between 1599 and 1658. His body was exhumed and he was posthumously punished for his genocide like actions during when he lived. Disconnectedly, in 1930 AD., the disappearance of the inhabitants of the Inuit (Eskimo) village at Lake Anjikuni, Canada, is also real. All the inhabitants of the village disappeared without a trace. Also, what is curious is that even the bodies from the village cemetery had been exhumed. Not a single buried body was found. About 30 years later, In 1960 AD., an oval plaque was installed at the chapel at the Sidney Sussex College at Cambridge, England, which read -- "Near to this place was buried, on 25 March 1960, the head of OLIVER CROMWELL, Lord Protector of the Commonwealth of England, Scotland & Ireland, Fellow Commoner of this College, 1616-7."