Истории Ressurrection

some of the poems are mine and some are not but the quotes are ones I like

"Darkness in the Cemetery: Tales of the Dead". A collection of short horror stories to chill the blood, and make your skin crawl! From the author of "Camp of Legend" and "Woodsgirl".

All Birdie has ever wanted is freedom. Freedom from her loving overprotective family freedom from her life long bodyguards and freedom from the cursed blood running through her veins. She hasn't been chosen to save the world she isn't gifted with immense magical powers she's not a lost princess heir to a kingdom but she is the last of her kind. And there is a very good reason that she needs protecting... With more than just her in the line a startling betrayal past secrets coming out at the worst time and strangers out for her blood Birdie might just have to become the protector because her family and friends can't protect her. Nobody can save her from the truth and nobody can save her from herself.

A mother tells her son about the story of an accused witch-well i mean she is a witch. In a world of using women as tools, Ophelia was an enigma. it led to her death by her own magic. until she was suddenly resurrected years later by the gods. why did they do it? what does it have to do with a person who died years ago? Ya'll bare with me english isnt my first language

The second book in the Ultraya series. It is 4013 AD. With the assassination of one of the Ultrayan Alliance's leaders, the war has taken a turn for the worse. Hope is not lost however, as the Exploration Team learn of the legendary 'Rainbow Crystal'; an extremely rare item that allows one to revive a fallen being. However, an Anti-Earth Rebellion leader was also killed during the second battle of Moderrus, and you can be sure that Elimiphlaren is also searching for the fabled gem. Meanwhile, the A.E.R. are occupying the oceanic planet of Warturf, and the Alliance are more concerned with solving that issue first. When up against Angels, assassins and even the Psykhodarks, can the U.A. really afford to divide their forces between two goals? Or will their ambitions get lead them on a path to self-destruction?

Nobody knows if there is a heaven or hell, but Dan knows for sure that there isn't. Ghosts and spirits are not real and there is no such thing as afterlife. But what Dan can prove is that death itself is a myth as well. Ne now knows what life would be life without his existence, the only thing he wants, is to talk to Phil one last time. Can he achieve his goal? Or is he stuck between life and death forever?