Historias de Persianmythology

Three months ago, Megan found a genie. Two weeks ago, he was stolen away from her. Now, her best friend Jen is in charge of that bottle - and of Jake. Jen used to barely tolerate Jake, but the longer she controls the bottle, the closer the two appear to become. Megan tells herself she isn't jealous, but Jen's boyfriend, Greg, might be. He's starting to realize that something is fundamentally wrong in his world. Since no one can give him an explanation, his suspicions are only growing, threatening to expose everything. To make matters worse, Megan's found another genie who seems to loathe her. She hates to say it, but he seems just a little bit evil. No matter what she tries, all her efforts to get him to warm up to her seem to backfire. So when Jake manages to go missing again, Megan has to wonder if she'll be able to use this new genie to get Jake back. Will he actually help her, or will this chaotic new partner use the opportunity to completely destroy her world? 🔸Note: This is the third book in the Nobody Likes Megan McGowen series. While it is recommended that you read the previous two books, you 𝒅𝒐 𝒏𝒐𝒕 have to.🔸 ► 𝘜𝘱𝘥𝘢𝘵𝘦𝘴 𝘌𝘷𝘦𝘳𝘺 𝘍𝘳𝘪𝘥𝘢𝘺 ◄

~Percy Jackson Fanfic~ The Black Horse didn't see it Neither did the White But, together they made something magical Together they created life The huntress and hearth agree On a proposition that could bring either war or peace So pray you will, pray you might You shall get your wish at midnight. --------------- Rick Riordan has already showed us the possibility of other mythologies such as Roman and Egyptian... What about the ones that are not as common? The ones that were replaced by a monotheistic belief system, early on? After all, we saw what a lack of belief did to the great god, Pan. What could it do to an entire parthenon? And why is there a boy with more power than any mortal has the right to have, running around, and (more importantly) messing up the timeline? Alternate Universe (AU)

After nearly falling to his death, a young boy makes haste to the sole safe haven that there is for children like him, only to be sent on an odyssey to retrieve a stolen property. He will be challenged in his faith, he will have to accept that which he once deemed to be impossible: The greek gods are not only real, they also possess great power. But he knows this: There is one true God. And no false divinity must deter him from his path. He shall ensure that Olympus will not endure. With tools grace given, he does the Lord's work And in the name of the Lord he cuts them down

Having a genie is always complicated. Bringing him to school makes everything worse. Nothing ever seems to go Megan's way: she's late for everything, failing her classes, and barely registers in the eyes of her peers. Desperate to escape her perpetually middle-of-the-pack life, she scrapes together every last penny she can find, ready to run away. Instead of a fresh start, she finds an old, discarded bottle. When she opens it, a kid her own age appears, ready to grant her heart's desire. Her first, most important wish? To be popular. Overnight, Megan's life takes a drastic turn for the better-and she gets cocky. After a failed bet with the genie, she agrees to let him come to school. Before she knows it, he's worming his way into every part of her newly-improved life. He's in all her classes, friends with her brother, and even getting invites to hang out with her friends. But despite her best efforts, she's starting to see him as something more than just her personal wish-granter; he's almost a friend. But as the person who granted all her desires threatens to take over her life, she has to ask herself: Can she trust the magic she wished for, or is she just a pawn in the genie's own complicated game? This book is a fun, fast-paced story with a thoughtful core about friendship, desire, and consequences.

This is as already mentioned in the title a glossary to my story 'Demons of the League of Assassins', where you will find a lot of extra information I didn't want to post in the ANs (because I hate it when they get overly long). So to get a deeper understanding of the story (and some inside jokes) I suggest you to read this. Apart from historical background information this will also contain informations concerning the Arrowverse and Percy Jackson and the Olympians. Have fun!

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# **SHATTERED PAST** *An Archaeological Thriller with Supernatural Elements* --- ## **BOOK DESCRIPTION** 🔥 **What if some people are chosen to see what others cannot?** A buried secret. A glowing artifact. A past that refuses to stay dead. Deep in the frozen wilderness of the Yukon, archaeologist Ethan Cross uncovers a glowing cave, a corpse with his childhood tattoo, and a cylinder that hums with otherworldly energy. Tara, his brilliant but guarded second-in-command, wants to study the site scientifically. Ethan? He's chasing the terrifying memory of a man with void-black eyes who once marked him as "the key." As ancient glyphs awaken and the cave pulses with a hunger of its own, Ethan must decide: follow the rules of science-or embrace a destiny that may cost him his sanity, his life... or the entire world. What if the past wasn't just history? What if it was alive?

'Three thousand years ago, I became cursed. Cursed to a life of immortality. Now my immortality is fading. My life will soon end, but not before I play my part in the prophecy. The immortal dies... That is my part. I am but an introduction' ~ Soraya (Sara) Abassi Meet Grant Castle, an ordinary boy living on the west coast of the United States. Or at least, he seems normal. One day while visiting his grandma he meets a strange woman, Sara. She claims to be an immortal, born in Persia almost three thousand years ago. Together, they will have to fullfil a prophecy, yet she never wants to speak about it. Join Grant and Sara as they travel east throughout the united states, meet the Godly magicians and try to stop the evil Ahriman, a magician in possesion of the Godly essence, in his rise to power and his attempt to destroy America.

Do you know what happens when you take 6 demigods and a mortal from 4 different cultures and make the men friends? 7 friends, 6 demigods, 1 mortal and whole lot of trouble. This is what happens when a group of friends start their freshman year of college. Having grown up together, they don't know anything else but the chaos that seems to follow them around. So when angry gods, goddess and creatures start attacking the earth, it's not much out of the ordinary. Except for maybe their mortal friend. Oops.

Two months ago, Megan found a genie. Now, the bottle is gone, her wishes don't work, and her perfect life is collapsing. Her popularity is tanking, she's failing every class, and she's on the brink of getting kicked off the track team. Since she hasn't used all her wishes, Megan knows something is very wrong. When Jake finally shows back up at school, he's not talking to her; he's not even acknowledging she exists. Their relationship was just getting started, and now it might be over before it even began. Megan is spiraling. To save her reputation, her grades, and the guy she might lose forever, she has only one option: she must find who took the bottle and steal it back. She needs to move fast, before the thief uses their own wishes and destroys her chance with Jake forever. But is the culprit a stranger, or worse, one of her own friends?

In the twilight of the mighty Achaemenid Empire, a forbidden love blossoms between Anahita, the daughter of a temple priest, and Ariamehr, a noble soldier with a hidden past. But when a series of ritualistic murders strikes the heart of the empire-each victim clutching a verse of a forgotten poem-Anahita finds herself tangled in a deadly web of secrets, betrayal, and ancient prophecies. As the line between love and danger fades, Anahita must uncover the truth before the final verse is sung... and her name becomes part of a legend soaked in blood.

Seven years without death. The world forgot how to die. Now something has remembered. When the sacred stone cracks, a black mark begins spreading across AZAR's skin - and with it, the truth buried beneath centuries of silence. In the Shadowyard, the dead are walking. Not alive. Not gone. Watching. As the Rift awakens in the East, AZAR and NAHID must face a force older than faith itself. This time, death isn't the enemy. It's the cure.