Persia Stories

After Arash Mohammadi decided to leave the country to go back to New York with Peter Parker, they thought that everything would be okay at the hands of Ervin Mohammadi as the new King and the new team of The Immortals after all they have proven themselves when they helped the Prince against an evil mystical being and they have a former Avenger as they member, but troubles are closer than they think when new and old menaces will come to haunt them. [Third Person POV] [Thor x Male OC] [Female OC x Male OC] [Book divided in Parts]

Something lies hidden under the sands in the Middle East, a secret so fraught with consequences and the fear of the tumult its discovery will provoke that it cannot be named. It is for this reason the British government has assembled a team to unearth it before any of the other parties searching for it can discover it. Included among its members are David and Clare Hutchings. Ostensibly, they are participating in an archeological investigation in northern Iraq, at a newly discovered site, purportedly the ancient ruins of the fortress of Dara Akrata, an outpost of the growing might of Alexander the Great lost both to time and the unrelenting desert sands. Not only are David and Clare left uninformed of what they are searching for but of whom else among the broader British contingent are included in this secret operation. They have nothing to go on nor any idea on where to begin. David considers the entire situation absurd and believes failure is the only logical outcome. "To leave everyone in the figurative dark and essentially hold to a spurious kind of wishful thinking that those given only part of the details will somehow miraculously stumble upon the answer, it seems only more and more ludicrous. Either it's been a completely mad mission from the beginning or someone here has meticulously planned everything out with far more precision than we or anyone has been able to imagine thus far." Yet even before traveling to Iraq, a death has occurred. And more ensue within weeks of arriving at the site: each ghastly, brutal, and undeniably cruel. The means by which they occur and the reasons underlying them are as nettled and confusing as the mystery associated with the objective itself, with the few clues available as sparse as rain in the desert. Even as David and Clare conclude they can trust no one, the danger becomes personal. Clare fears that David's life may be forfeit before all comes to an end. Yet, in that fear, lies the solution.

The tale of a Persian musician finding her way through life and her many encounters.

This is a compilation of famous Bible stories that gives details information on the behind the story looks at what if scenario.

A young Canadian girl of Persian descent must compose a story as homework about Hercules. She struggles to find a way in to the legend, but manages to harness her anger, which was one of Hercules' issues, as well. The rest, as they say, is history... or her story!

A real-life romance about faith, hope and love that happened over 2000 years ago. Based on the biblical account of Esther, a young Jewish orphan chooses to go against years of Persian tradition and protocol in the hope of saving her people from complete destruction.

*Now available for purchase on amazon. If you would like to read the entire story you can find it there!* *Sacred Crowns- Book 1* When Hadassah was a young girl she lost her beloved father prematurely to illness, marking her forever as an orphan. Her cousin Mordeccai, a palace scribe, loves Hadassah as if she were his own daughter. Hadassah grows under Mordeccai's careful guidance into a beautiful young woman. Then, unexpectantly, her modest life with Mordeccai is interrupted by all the splendor and luxury Persia has to offer. Hadassah is captured and taken to the palace against her will, along with hundreds of other young virgins. Each maiden will undergo beauty treatments in the palace's infamous harem, in order to vie for the enigmatic heart of King Xerxes. Only one can win the crown. The stakes are high and threats lurk behind every corner. Especially for those who harbor dangerous secrets.

General Farrokhan is the most dangerous man in Persia. A Sassanid commander of the seventh century, he is famous for relentless conquest and the destruction of cities and churches across the eastern Byzantine empire. But before he can burn a particular church to the ground, he becomes entranced by the story told in one of its mosaics, about a seven hundred year-old trio of Magi whose descendants are feared and revered by his people. Instead of destroying the church as planned, he protects it while the rector recounts the ancient tale of a man from Judah named Melchior, who escapes a life he hates to marry the one he loves. Over the course of many events, both victorious and tragic, the Judean finds himself in Persia, under the tutelage and care of a wise Zoroastrian Magus. Decades later, as the leader of the community, he begrudgingly embarks on a journey with two of his fellow Magi to follow a vague prophecy and a mysterious star. As Farrokhan connects with the story, his life takes a bizarre turn for the worse. One by one the events in his life begin to mirror those of Melchior’s life so many centuries ago, until the commander concludes that he has fallen victim to a curse. But when he returns to the mosaic that began it all he finds the source, not of a curse, but of a grander purpose he is destined to fulfill.

Grace Shiels, a seventeen year old girl who is haunted by her real-life child hood nightmare of a strange monster who killed her older sister. Fourteen years later she's still trying to cope with what happened that horrible, and grim night. One night, unknowingly she encounters the horrible creature, and it attacks her again, but a strange hero steps in and saves her. This Stranger hero isn't fully human, she becomes mesmirized by him, and discovers that nothing is what it seems.

Thousands of years ago, in the land that is known today as the Middle East, there was an empire so vast and great that its name still lives to this day. This empire of Persia was the beacon of freedom in a world with very little freedom. Its people were free to live as they wanted to live, dress as they wanted to dress, and worship as they wanted to worship. The Persian Empire was home to artists and painters, poets and philosophers, scientists and warriors. While life within Persia was heavenly, outside Persia enemies were gathering at the gate. Towards the east, the Legion of Mongolia was expanding its own domain of influence, powered by strong, swift, and capable Mongol riders. Towards the south west, the newly formed kingdom of Ma'ur was clashing more and more with the western Persian border cities. Towards the north west, the great empire of Turan had repeatedly lost wars to Persia, and the King of Turan, Afrasiab, was becoming obsessed by the thought of overtaking Persia. In this setting, one Persian warrior stood as the beacon of hope for the Persian empire. Raised as a boy in the Alborz mountains, with a mysterious parental lineage and a mysterious upbringing, he had proven his superhuman abilities in war after war, propelling him through the army ranks to becoming the youngest vice-General of the Persian army. His name was known and feared by the enemies of Persia, but little did they know that his name would become known throughout history as the defender of Persia. This is the story of this one Persian, of this one Warrior, who gave his life not just for his country, but for the people of Persia.

After the death of Cyrus the Younger, his friends are trapped and outnumbered, deep in enemy territory. An excerpt from a historical fanfiction I'm writing, taken from Xenophon, and is mostly fantasy.

The Shakespearean tragedy Hamlet has been revered for centuries. However, many questions remain unanswered in The Bard's longest play. Find out what happened before Hamlet met his ghostly father. In this prequel to Hamlet, you will learn about passionate love affairs, tragic deaths and wicked feats. Why did Queen Gertrude marry King Claudius? Why does Hamlet revere his father so much? Who was Hamlet's past lover? Learn this complex tale of the real life of Hamlet, Prince of Denmark.

[ WATTYS '18 LONG-LISTED ] ❝ I have slit throats far more beautiful than yours.❞ In which a thousand brides have fallen, and she is the last, so she spins a tale as old as time to live the dawn. | an arabian nights x beauty and the beast crossover | (cover by ES Johnson) trailer (video by @AKfiction): https://youtu.be/2OSjakJrUeo

In the 200 a.a., Persia is on the warpath to conquer the continent of Greece. Attacking only one state at a time, it has conquered most of the Greecian States. In fact, it was just finishing up its conquest of Athens. Sparta had believed Persia was content with what it had, that Persia wasn't stupid enough to attack Sparta. It had been wrong. Persia tried to take them with the same strategy that they had taken the other weak Greecian States. Stopping the Persians in their tracks, Sparta began moving its horrifying military force against them. The resistance from the conquered States began to flood to the Spartans. War was upon them, and the Spartans were confident they would win for no one was as strong as Sparta.

I understand the cover of these one-shots looks very silly (Cover by Renicuzwhynot? on Amino.), but do not think that's what this book is. I hope to make it serious and historically accurate. At the beginning of this book there will be lots of ancient world, but maybe in due time I will move up the ladder to middle ages. If my worldview offends you stop reading now. I will not change it to suite the perceived needs of others. It's how I see the world. Everyone has a different way of seeing it. THERE WILL BE NO SMUT WHATSOEVER IN THIS BOOK. I know that not a lot of people post content about the ancient world and I've always wanted to see something like that. I hope this quenches the thirst for other historical loving Country-human fans. I hope you enjoy.

Rosetta is the orphaned daughter of a merchant and when her father goes to Persia to trade she goes along with him. There she meets a strange person. Cloaked in black with a White porcelain mask, the Angel of Doom is a frightening sight to all but this English Rose. What will come of such a strange friendship? (Author's Note: There will be no Christine. Thousand apologies to Christine-lovers but she isn't going to fit in the story!)