Persia Stories

I'm a prostitute, and my latest John asked me to do something strange.

On the eve of the Second World War, internationally renowned museum thief Joel Cairo sets his eyes on the Mirror of Heaven, a mystical artifact which is the prize of every intelligence agency for its legendary ability to know all things. Inspired by the highest bidder, Joel Cairo decides the Mirror of Heaven no longer belongs in a museum. And there's only one team who can stop him: It's Jones. Henry Jones... Senior. Detective Sam Spade's best bounty hunter, Marion Ravenwood Mysterious femme fatale, Inanna Sargon Lost curator, Marcus Brody Faithful friend, Sallah And... Junior. Henry Jones... Junior, aka Indiana - who's named after the dog. The Mirror of Heaven Heist - its the Indiana Jones/James Bond crossover you didn't know you needed. (Watch for James Bond references.) (Also Sam Spade was in the classic noir The Maltese Falcon. His nemesis of many was Joel Cairo.) New chapters drop January 2025! Prequel - as mentioned at the end of The Seven Swords of Diya (Part 2) Other Adventures in the Series: The Sidenstrasse Tapestry The Seven Swords of Diya (Part 1 & Part 2) Yes, Indy and Marion's daughters Emily and Annie make a cameo.

For some, loss merely deprives. For others, it consumes. Ashtadukht is a star-reckoner. The worst there's ever been. Witness her treacherous journey through Iranian legends and ancient history. Only a brave few storytellers still relate cautionary glimpses into the life of Ashtadukht, a woman who commanded the might of the constellations-if only just, and often unpredictably. They'll stir the imagination with tales of her path to retribution. How, fraught with bereavement and a dogged illness, she criss-crossed Sassanian Iran in pursuit of creatures now believed mythical. Then, in hushed tones, what she wrought on that path.

The year is 2055. Or was 2055. A man by the name of Andrew Piers betrayed his people and race when he released a biochemical into the atmosphere as a cleansing leading to the death of eight billion people and now controls the remaining eight million people. He has time machines. He can give the people a new future in the past. The Forgotten Ones. Children who have lost all family and the only friends are each other. Their lives destroyed by men like Piers. Their lives dedicated to defeating people like Piers. Yet when Piers beats them at their own game they're on the run for their lives through time. For them trust is everything. You tell no one your name until you trust them with your life and more. This serious connection of trust is what holds them together. But what happens when that trust is broken? The past is the future. But can they save them both?

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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.

The Angel of Doom and his harem wife. This short story is based solely on Susan Kay's Phantom. I did take some artistic liberties (I switched a couple of scenes) but, we're fanfiction writers. That's what we do, right? So, please enjoy! Also, this is Rated T because of an almost "scene".

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

Aslan Tarjaa is what some people call him a hero or a protector of their beloved empire but all he does is just rid the village of evil doers that corrupt it. He's just a boy who wants to do good things for his empire and he chose to do by the way of assassinating but his father doesn't agree with it. Aslan's father doesn't stop him from doing the things that are right and try to resolve to no conflicts. But when an evil force claims to burn the Parthian Empire, Aslan must stand with his people as their leader and fight for peace and belief that they will prosper. Together. Please Comment, Like, Vote, and Enjoy :)

In a world where goblin tribes clash and ancient magic holds secrets, Juva, a young outcast, finds herself in a desperate struggle to save her dying friend. As the relentless goblin horde draws near, Juva's small frame and the treacherous marshlands stand as formidable obstacles. But her determination to protect her only companion fuels her resolve. Amidst the darkness, a mysterious figure emerges-an imposing feline creature known as Lord Khorasan, the Djinn of Wonder. With piercing yellow eyes and a regal presence, Lord Khorasan possesses a keen interest in the enigmatic artifact hanging around Juva's neck. As their paths intertwine, Juva is thrust into a world of ancient prophecies and forgotten legacies... Legends of Shahreza is a multi-thread adventure where many stories and characters interact in an expanding world of ancient lore, magic and fantastical creatures. Follow as each character discovers secrets about their own past, the world they live in and... how to save it!

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.

An entity has bewitched time, ripped soldiers and generals through time and forcing them into his own demented games to see who is the best of the best. The first to compete in the demonic games are Julius Caesar and Cyrus II of Persia

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.

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.

Sacrifice is a tale of intrigue during the political and religious instability of tenth century Persia. During a time when various religions vied for control of one small strip of land, a small sect of Islam branched out on its own. The creation of a clandestine and mythical sect of Ismaili missionaries, their charismatic master Hassan-Ibn-Sabbah, set up a group who became known as the most feared killers in the known world. This re-creation of Hassan Ibn Sabbah’s early power struggle against the overwhelming Armies of the Seljuk Turks, and even his own Muslim brothers who branded him as a heretic, tells of the rise of a new breed of warrior that became known across Europe as the Assassin. But during his attempts to control the Middle East and the religious power struggle between Shi’a and Sunni Muslim, two young novices training to be Fida’i, or Assassins, discover what it really means to be loyal until death. After wi