Ravenhill Stories

A small town haunted by the legend of an abandoned house on Raven Hill. Every 10 years, someone disappears near that house. When Krishiv and Maya discover an old diary hidden in their college library, they realize the disappearance are not supernatural they are connected to a dark secret buried by the town's most powerful families. But the deeper they investigate, the more dangerous things become. Someone is watching them. Someone who doesn't want the truth revealed. And the Whispering House remembers everything. All the events and characters are fictional Think fictionally

Important!! I'm going to be republishing each chapter and publishing the last few chapters I've written in my absence. so please if you were interested before, please come and read again! Posted January 14, 2023 You have read tale after tale of the quest to reclaim the ancient dwarf kingdom of Erebor. But what if there was more to the story then you once thought..... A woman destined to became queen, but not without help nor a dangerous adventure. A people to change the future of the dwarves and Middle Earth forever; and be passed down in legend for generations to come...they were...The Knights of Erebor Book Cover Credit: @DwarfMaiden Note: I own none of the Hobbit plot or characters but the ones I created. All pictures and media belong to their respective owners. The Hobbit trilogy belongs to J.R.R Tolkien and the movie plot to Peter Jackson.

(COMPLETED) It's a story set in 1960s of a troubled reunion between a vampire called Felix, and his maker Marcus. Felix, after almost a century, comes back to his hometown Ravenhill, a place that he only connects with pain. But that pain might just go away after he meets a strange woman called Judith. Will she be able to make this town a happy place for Felix, or will Marcus have another say in the matter?

Unseen Deeds is the first book in the series "Bodyguards of Rohan." It takes place during the Hobbit time frame and is based off the movie, with some things I have added in and changed. Join in the adventure and find out how the JACK Allied Forces Group does unseen deeds to help Middle Earth in the Hobbit. All rights are reserved by J.R.R.Tolkien, Peter Jackson, and myself.

[[COMPLETE BUT CURRENTLY UNDER MAJOR EDITING]] She's an anomaly. He's a vengeful demon. Both haunted by what they are. Together, they must race against time to protect the realms. Desperate to escape her past, seventeen-year-old Ashley Morgan has been denying a part of herself. She lives a normal life in Ravenhill yet deep down she's always felt like she doesn't belong. Her life is forever changed when she meets Richard Thane. Ashley is naturally drawn to the air of mystery that surrounds the new boy in town. But as she gets closer to uncovering the truth about him, the life she once swore to bury begins to catch up to her. After fifty thousand years, Richard has finally rid the realms of a terrifying and powerful evil; one that took away his parents. Cursed to never return to his real home, Richard Thane-- an immortal Fire-Demon-- decides to live among the humans of Ravenhill. In an attempt to start a new life, he encounters the beautiful and ever cheerful Ashley Morgan. From the moment they meet, Richard knows Ashley is unique. He soon begins to wish he was wrong. The balance of the realms has been threatened. Someone is trying to awaken the evil Richard once vanquished. Ashley is the key to their plan. Between a prophecy, a magical Orb and a servant who will stop at nothing to awaken his fallen master, Ashley has to embrace what she truly is. But her strange power compels Richard to question whether she could be his greatest ally... or his most dangerous threat. Trigger Warning: Mild Violence Word count: [[60000 - 75000 words]] Disclaimer: Most of the chapters are quite long in order to fully portray the details and progression of the story. Also, apart from the cover, I don't own any of the media used in this book.

Grief is a strange thing. It is not dissimilar to a storm, sweeping into one and knocking the wind out of life, leaving the person empty of spirit and heavy with sorrow. It is unrelenting, painfull, often bittersweat. This fiction is based on the peace that can come with loss, the promises that do not have to be spoken aloud to be hard and strong as a sheer rockface like the walls at Helm's Deep. I hope this brings peace to you.