Roaring storie

Hate crimes are the scariest thing in the world because these people really believe what they're doing a right.....

Cuddle up in your bed with a cup of hot chocolate because this collection of poems is sure to make your emotions swell - whether it be happiness or sorrow, utter randomness or something quite to-the-point. So join me in this unplanned journey where I show you that even the most common of things have more to them, something much more deep.

This is a really short story. It was originally supposed to be the intro or prologue to one of my stories but I didn't want to get rid of this section, so I kept it.

Lola Lane was kidnapped by a boy from the grocery store who claims he is from the past. While he is not a actually a crazy kidnapper, he was brought back from the Roaring Twenties by the new branch of the government called the FHIB, or the Federal History Investigation Bureau. They gave him a choice, working for them, or be abondanded in 2011. He was instructed to kidnap a random girl, and make a dramatic cross-country trip, attracting a lot of attention away from whatever antics the FHIB was stirring up in Washington. What Lola doesn't realize is that he is Bonnie and Cylde's illegitimate and unknown son, James Parker. Last name after his mother. Now, their traveling around the country, and conducting one off-kilter investigation of what the government (a.k.a., the FHIB) is really up to. With James’ sweet charm and a lot of road stretched ahead of them, there’s no telling where they might end up.

The Roar Club: A Tale of Chicanery, Chaos, and Corruption Thomas Luciano has everything he needs: wealth, family, happiness, and all the rest. But, when Thomas is lured into joining The Roar Club (A fascinating resort club based around the "roaring" 1920's), his entire life is flipped upside down. With thrills, action, and even romance, Thomas is thrown into a world of prohibition, prostitution, gambling, and a failing justice system. Taking place in a forty-eight hour time period, The Roar Club will dazzle you with its stunning descriptions, its diverse characters, its heart-breaking drama, and its captivating story line.

Christmas 1928. A mysterious man emerges from a blizzard and arrives at the hopeless town of Winterhaven. When he tries to rekindle lost hope, change the lives of the townsfolk and turn around the fortunes of the town, one stubborn problem remains: greed. Only the mysterious man can stand in greed’s way and save Winterhaven from eternal despair… A delicate blend of blossoming love, humour and intrigue, On the Road to Winterhaven is a ‘feel-good’ novel which serves to thrill and inspire the reader. And keep them guessing until the last word…

On a futuristic planet in the city of New Ornath, Velma Holt works as a homicide detective with her partner Lance Walker. When the two begin to investigate what seems to be an open and shut case, they discover that the body is the victim of time theft- stealing years of someone's life and giving them to someone else. The case is reassigned to the time department and a suspect is swiftly arrested, but Velma isn't convinced he's the true killer. When she begins work on another case, she realizes that the two murders may be related. Convincing the police department of the two case's relation is another thing entirely, and as she continues the investigation, Velma realizes that the crime conspiracy is big enough to affect the whole city- and it's up to her to put a stop to it.

Leo's are the best because there lions and roar loud

Chicago, 1922. The streets and clubs are consantly littered with swingers and cake-eaters, carefree and wild. The whole city is a party with no expiration date. With prohibition fresh in the news, speakeasies were booming and plentiful. For one bartender, a harp named Niall Horan, the nineteen-twenties were going to be about a lot more than parties.

The sequel series to the Warriors: Purple Mist series. Redfur was given another chance at life with the Clans and is reborn as Russetkit, and is part of the new four Clans: SootClan, CloudClan, OakClan, and PoppyClan. Everything seems to be going well, but there's a new enemy among the Clans...

Stella Erickson has always been one to follow rules. Living in the 1920's, as a dancer, it is often hard for her to uphold her beliefs, yet alone make any friends. When she meets Jack Moretti, everything changes, and suddenly, prudish Stella is carefree and finds herself breaking rules...and she loves it. Can she get past Jack's career? And can she avoid falling in love with him?

Desperate to escape their tiny Arkansas hometown and the dark scars and secrets of their past, four seventeen-year-old best friends make the decision to run away from Russellville and immerse themselves in the glamour and glitz of Prohibition-era New Orleans. Farrah Thornton was the eldest, the golden daughter of a preacher. Raised to be perfectly prim, she always felt caged in Arkansas. But the good-girl act won’t last long in New Orleans, especially once the whiskey hits her bloodstream. Jackelyn Steele was the rebel. All she wants to do is escape her abusive and drunkard father, as well as her life of poverty and equally miserable future. Her sneaky, ambitious nature will serve her well in “the City that Care Forgot”, but the people she meets might be just as horrible as the ones she ran away from. Eve Bartlett was the friendly one. The warmest and nicest of the girls, she holds them together through thick and thin, but has her own personal goals to experience the world as much as she can. Her desire to see everything the city has to offer and to support her fellow women in their struggle for rights, however, may very well drag her into hot water And then there was Lilith Clyde, the youngest and shyest of the group. Redheaded, freckled, and terribly insecure, Lilith let herself be walked over in Russellville. But with the salty air of the city comes a new feeling of power, and Lilith will do anything to get what she’s wanted her entire life – to see her name in lights. It was the age of Prohibition. The age of rumrunners, bootleggers, and moonshiners. The age of smoky speakeasies and the rise of jazz. It was the age of flappers and scandalously high hemlines. The age of red lipstick and sequins. The age of elegant cocktails and charming gangsters with their hats pulled down low. It was the age of love, whiskey, and cigarettes. And New Orleans was about to get wild.

Roaring Fever is a Humour and Spiritual story that is PG-13 about a girl's mother and her best friend fighting together to destroy a mysterious creature in her bedroom. You can't lift it up, you can't roll it, and you can't get it wet. Trust me. Elizabeth has tried.

"A Bridge To Cross" is a historical fiction set in 1927. The story begins in Buffalo, NY when the lives of young, vigorous Leopold Throckmorton and vivacious Phryne Truffaut are driven to drastic change by deception, betrayal and violence. Phryne and Leopold have kept steady company for almost two years, and are a dynamic, effervescent pair. The subject of marriage was brought up more than once, but they never made any definite plans. They seemed to shy away from any sense of permanence in their relationship. Secretly, they feared that marriage would be the end of the fun. Neither of them desired their lifestyle to change; at least not yet. There was simply too much to do, so much to enjoy, and, besides, life so far has been an endless party. Phryne relished her sexuality and would tease her man at every opportunity. A soft touch here, a quiet whisper there, or a gentle hand upon his thigh was not only a temptation for him, but a thrill for her. He knew it, and sometimes would pretend to ignore her with detached indifference. This would only make her tantalizing behavior even more direct, and his playful rejections stronger. It was foreplay that could last for hours, and always ended with passionate, prolonged and fervent rapture. Phryne and Leopold shared an avaricious love of life that was energetically practiced as the accepted norm in 1927. Living and loving in the "Roaring Twenties" was exactly that: experiencing life with a resounding roar. Forces beyond their control eventually make the roar even louder and dangerously deafening.

In the heart of a city that worships profit without knowing it, Silas Crowe, known to those who notice him as Greed, presides over his empire with precision and quiet dominance. Yet even the most meticulous calculations are vulnerable, and an unexpected choice threatens to unravel the balance he has maintained for decades. A new figure rises from the shadows, a Sin as yet unnamed, whose presence begins to challenge Silas' station, testing his control, his judgment, and the limits of influence built over years of secrecy. The Seven may still hold power, but one misstep could shift the scales, and what was once assumed eternal becomes perilously fragile.