Novascotia Stories

This is my personal story of realization that I am of alien descent, then living life on earth with this knowledge. Growing up in a small coastal village of Nova Scotia, it was quiet for most but not for me. These are true stories to the best of my recollection. They are always being added to as my journey never stops. I am making this work available to others so I can attract my tribe and send the message that we are not alone. Not even a little bit. World peace and love.

The Gray! The story of a man and a giant swordfish. Throughout the small fishing villages that lined the Cape Breton coast, a giant, untouchable swordfish once lived. This is the story of this infamous yet awe-inspiring creature, and a fisherman who waited his whole life to tame it...or be tamed! A heartfelt, feel-good adventure.... perfect for Storytime! "Long ago, people spent their entire lives making a living on the sea. Fraser was one such person. However, as an old man, his only desire was to retire happily and leave his sword fishing days far behind. Then one day, a desperate schooner captain, aware of the old man's former exploits as a sword fisherman, asks him to go back out to sea- one last time. Fraser reluctantly chooses to help out the captain, but in doing so learns a lesson about the fragility of family, and life, when he comes face to face with a giant swordfish nicknamed.... the Gray!

[COMPLETE] Twenty-six year old photojournalist Sara Brusseau knows that if she stays with her abusive partner, Shane, she will die. She plots a daring escape to a tiny town in Nova Scotia, where the solace she initially finds quickly turns to terror. Something stirs in the historic house she's rented. And it wants to be heard. The house in Locke's Harbour is at once a sanctuary and a source of unease. It holds the dark secrets of Elva Baxter Burns, whose spirit is sealed forever in the home, each room preserving the echoes of her anguish. Drawn to Elva's story through her own terrors and secrets, Sara must choose: stay and dig deeper into the ghost's tragic tale or keep running.

When best-friends Meghan, Jessy and Colbi move halfway across Canada to go to the University of Calgary. The trio faces many problems on their travel through their college life. With relationships, friendships and family problems will they stick it out together? *Very gay* *oh and fluff* *Swearing, sex jokes and references to tv shows and broadway*

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Wren Lockley thought that when she moved from Halifax to the small town of Inverness, Cape Breton, life would quieter. There would be no hustle and bustle of city life, no drama, just peace and nature. But when she starts to uncover the truth about the strange boy who lives down the street, she soon finds herself surrounded by the impossible, and pulled into a world that will change her life forever.

Rebellious? Maybe. Stubborn? Probably. Determined? Definitely! In book two of the four book series, discover why Jack Barret is ALL of these! Jack is an orphaned teenager who lives alone under the log piers of the Halifax waterfront. Alone yet surviving amongst rogue teenage gangs, pirates, crooked soldiers and constant hunger, he stumbles upon a treasure map that lures him on an epic sea-bound journey along the wild coastline of Nova Scotia! Tough and independent, Jack barely manages to survive, only to realize he is being watched by Loretta, a strange undersea visitor who teaches him that he has an inherited power over events..... in the past! Sit back for one explosive story! Not to be missed, the rise.... of Jack!

James Murdoch arrived in the Musquodoboit valley during the early years of its settlement, helping to lift the spirits of pioneers with the Word of God and giving them hope against an unforgiving world.

In 1986 rural Nova Scotia, a widow contemplates life and memories during the seventy-six year return of Halley's Comet, leading her to reflect on family and the passage time, as well as the joys and regrets that shape the human experience.

A girl from Nova Scotia moves to Toronto to study the film industry in college. She makes some very good friends in this comedy/drama about growing up, relationships, family, and fun.

I boarded the Despatch in May of 1828, leaving Ireland for Quebec, the promise of work, of land. On the evening of July 10, the Despatch ran aground off a barren rocky shore in a place called Newfoundland. "...She could see it now, across the bay off the far shore, a gray form silhouetted against the murk of mist, spray and cloud. Sitting where she knew a run of shoals and low islands barely broke the water in better weather. The wind from the gale was blowing southeast and from the top of the rise Ann could hear more than just waves and wind. Threaded between natures voice was a kind of keening, indistinct cries for help or screams. ...."

Christmas day was welcomed in with a mass at midnight at our church 50 years ago.

Irys and Bae, estranged former classmates from a university in Australia, find themselves working for the same company half a world away in Nova Scotia, Canada. Their mundane work life in the idyll maritime town gets infinitely more spicy - with inconvenient work assignments, overly-excited bosses, colorful characters and familiar faces heating up the office. Eventually, something's got to give. Cover Art commissioned from @_skaarl !

Admin stole Nova's diary and thought that she should show it to you. hehehe...

Here they are! All my wonderful OCs complied into one book. Not all OCs are mine and some belong to my friends. If you would like to know who I'll make sure to cite them on their appropriate pages. Thank you. Hetards Unite!

In the quiet, salt-crusted streets of Halifax, the world has gone still. Patricia, an accountant who finds safety in the rigid logic of balanced ledgers, is unraveling. When a forty-two-cent error in her books becomes an obsession she can't solve, she turns to a nightly Zoom room called "The Coffee Corner" to drown out the silence of her North End flat. Enter Brandon-a carpenter with a weathered beard and a poet's perspective on the grain of old wood. While the rest of the world is panicking, he's carving shorebirds and tracing the history of the city's echoes. What starts as competitive trivia and witty private messages soon turns into a digital lifeline that neither of them expected. Through the blue light of their screens, Patricia and Brandon discover that while the city is on pause, their hearts are finally finding a rhythm. It's a story of finding balance when the math fails, and realizing that the most solid connections are often built in the spaces between the pixels.

People want to know more about my OC? Well here you go~

A collection of genealogies of both common and noble families across the world.

*Season 2 is released* The mother of a 14 year old girl and a 15 year old boy, decide to move to avonlea because of their father's transfer of business. Ella, the girl, was never too keen about new places. She had friends in charlottetown and that was good enough. But she is forced to move there. Little does she know that she is about to have the best time with her friends and face struggles, learn the power of friendship, make sacrifices and maybe.....find love? #2 in kindred spirits #7 in nova scotia