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©2016 Maria Diallo All rights reserved #pfcc2k16 #ProjectCharacter Cover by @GitaPSiregar Blurb by @Mystrick Help with ideas by @float-on STARTED: January 12, 2016 FINISHED: Because of her rare heart and blood condition, Verity Hansen is an outcast in the ableist town of Mader Heights. Living a difficult and empty life, she searches for someone who can inspire her-someone who can help her find her place in the world. An online quote directs her to a Reaeth B. Pogliano. Bound to a wheelchair, Reaeth can relate to Verity's feelings about living with a disability. But Reaeth's activities online raise suspicions in Mader. When Verity commits suicide after connecting with the anonymous Reaeth, suspicions turn into accusations. So the question is: Who is Reaeth B. Pogliano?

In which a girl tries so hard to give up, and a boy tries a thousand times to save her. *Warning: Graphic, Violent, and emotional!

A couple of Short Stories I come up with

Finding your soulmate isn't an easy task. Unless you live in Thestra, a place where everyone does. In Thestra, where people age until they're eighteen. They then meet your soulmate, whomever they may be. They may meet on accident, have known each other before the 18 year mark. However, sometime, somewhere, somehow, they will will meet them. They start aging again together, so that they will die together, but not alone. What would happen if someone's soulmate died before they were 18? If they died, their soulmate would die too. But what if someone killed their own soulmate... I got ideas for this book from tumblr and pinterest.

Her father left. The perfect house in the perfect neighborhood. Claire needed her father. Her mother works hard, but hard to keep the neighbors impressed. Then, her dad runs away to be a rock band roadie. Her 4.5 AP Nerdfest brother is accused of raping and murdering a girl with Special Needs. And when she and her best friend go on a runaway road trip--they end up in a truck with sex traders. Claire's world spins out of control--until it doesn't. It is 2008 and In 2008 the whole world changed. And not just because the iphone came out in 2007. It wasn't just the families of the OC Housewives that were living a reality show; so many families seemed to be all about "the house" and not "the home." Sunglasses cost hundreds of dollars and "bags" were thousands. Everything had a label that said you spent a lot of money. People went crazy buying another house, a boat, a Hummer (at 10 miles to the gallon). I distinctly remember two couples, in their late 30s, who were shopping together in Toys R Us. They had a video camera and were discussing the "rules" to this shopping trip. The rules were they had to look into the camera and say what they were buying, for who and why. And the carts had to be overflowing with toys. It was as if they had dreamed their entire lives of doing a "who cares how much it costs" shopping spree at Toys R Us for their children. Just recklessly spending on a bunch of STUFF. That was 2007. And then came 2008. But, more disturbing to me, was the impact it had on families. I think moms and dads lost themselves in providing stuff for their kids and not giving their kids time. And I saw the kids suffer because of it. So, I did a little research and a lot of observing and I wrote a mostly fictional story about an upper-middle class family in the OC. It explores (it simple terms) what was going on in the economy and what teenagers really want from their parents...

"Jacob," Mother cried desperately. I looked to see that he was already turning into a speck of dust. "I'll go after him," Papa said. "No," I said, "I will." "Get off the horse Janet," he said in a stern voice. "No Papa, stay here and take care of your wife and daughter. I will find him and bring him back, this I swear." *********************************************** Join Janet on her journey through the plain as she saves her brother and becomes a legend among her family, as well as other children who hear this tale.

"No Angad, you are not like this. You are not." "Yes Diya, this is what I am. Accept it or not. But this is the truth." Angad Malhotra,a normal Delhi guy with a normal life. Diya Chopra, sweet, happy-go-lucky, not giving the world a damn. Angad's past is haunting him. When he thought that he had left it behind, he was wrong. His past is connected to Diya. But how? How will he react when he would find out about this. To find out, read the book. Ranking #154 in General Fiction (07/09/2016) #123 in General Fiction(13/11/2016) #114 in General Fiction (13/11/2016) #109 in General Fiction (30/12/2016) #84 in General Fiction (2/1/2017) #51 in General Fiction (4/1/2017) #42 in General Fiction (5/1/2017) Co-authored with @bunniereader. -CrystalDiary

The world is harsh. Humanity is cruel. And hope is absent. Those who wish to latch onto it see themselves fading. Their existence holds no meaning. I am one of them. One of those whom hope that better times will come. Call it ignorance for it is. When you find life being snatched away from you,what can you do? When you find out you're married to a brute thrice your age,what do you do? When you find hassles and strife's in your path,what do you do? You either choose to live or to not. I welcome you to hell:my story

What is a family? "A family is a close-knit unit of kin that strives to love, care and work with its members as a team." That's what the dictionary says. But a dictionary is just a book, and what does a book know about real life? In Number Four Maple Road, there is a lot more rivalry and payback than teamwork. After all, five siblings with utterly different personalities living under one not-so-big roof was never going to be easy. Everyone knows that. They just didn't expect it to be so hard! "A delightful story of growing up and realising that those around you will always play a part in your life." Thank you to the amazing @ShwetaChp for designing the cover. Your work is beautiful.