Roaring Stories

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.

Sex, drugs, scandals, murder, suicides and President Warren G. Harding. THE BLOVIATOR is a satirical novel, "a fiction fueled by fact," based on the true, last (and unbelievably bizarre) 6 months in the life of America's 29th President. THE BLOVIATOR is an epic, a massive and sprawling work - it is history as absurdity, as if it were being filtered through a cracked prism - but the prism is not cracked as most of the story told is unbelievably, incredibly true.

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.

The Roaring 20s is filled with so much glamor, its a crime.

Set in Chicago, 1922, Annie Hyde finds herself being taken hostage by the city's infamous mob after a botched robbery. Now in the clutches of their notorious leader, Charles 'The Gent' Hill, she must adapt to survive as the police hunt their group down. But that's not the only problem. Bitter at their leader's policies, Annie has all the more reason to survive when the syndicate turns on itself, leaving both Hills and herself to once again regain control. Awesome cover by the awesome @Dragon_fruit!

A woman's unsatisfied, blind and unreciprocated love and devotion - the other facet of the American Dream, afar from the excess and affluence we know.

**In the process of writing, will go back to edit later** Margaret leads a pretty normal life. She has a great support system with her parents, her best friend, and even her teachers. However, she hates school with a passion. Her worst subject: History. When she is told to do a project on the Roaring 20's, things seem to get a little too lifelike...

Seventeen year old Gina Falcone has been alone for much of her young life. Her father passed away while she was young. Her un-affectionate mother eventually leaves her to care for herself when she is only thirteen.

It's a compilations of short stories about roaring twenties. I mean, don't you just ever feel like drinking coffee and reading a book by your favorite coffee shop after work, then realizing how much life goes by and how you're just... still the same person you once were? The terrors of adulting, snoopy colleague, crazy drunken nights that turn into sleepless morning, with just the right amount of extra fun to lighten the mood... you'll feel that you're not alone.

The most beautiful form of poetry in my opinion. :)

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 Tribe of Roaring Waves is struggling. Off in the middle of nowhere, After the death of its healer-in-training, the Tribe is left with a elderly healer. But the death wasn't a normal death, he was found drifted up on shore, a bloody mess. Everyone blames it on the bull sharks who have been swimming near the shallows, but Stormpaw knows better. She knows that the healer they were left with killed him, and that he was going insane. But she doesn't know why, and soon the arrival of two new visitors will add on to this ever-growing catastrophe. Flurrypaw of the Tribe of Everlasting Snow is confused. Torn between fighting for her Tribe or following her heart, she stays in camp almost all the time to avoid having to follow orders. On top of that, her Tribe is at war with the neigboring Tribe, the Tribe of Desert Sand, and they have battles nonstop. She is shy and an introvert so she doesn't have anyone to talk to. One day she decides enough is enough and leaves her Tribe for good, but runs into someone who will change her life forever. Heatpaw is angry. The Tribe of Everlasting Snow is always tresspassing on their territory, and they fight all the time now. At least, that is what her father, Scorchwind But after a strange incident, it is revealed that the whole war is a lie and Heatpaw has been fighting for nothing. Furious, she decides to just take a break from the Tribe and run off, but she runs into Flurrypaw and misunderstanding each other, they fight and not seeing the oncoming tsunami, they are both swept off to sea. When they wash up on shore, they are found by Stormpaw, and the three lives become one destiny.

One dream, one murder, two girls and one incredible adventure. London: 1926. The roaring twenties are in full swing but half German Hannelore Bauer has been kept in the dark, away from all the romance and adventure. That is, until she meets Eleanor Wright, the epitome of everything that was the 20s; glamour, scandal, beauty, mystery. The question is, will she help Hannelore achieve her dreams, or will she ruin them?

In this short story in the Max Hurlock Roaring 20s Mystery series, the Hurlocks' moonshiner neighbor reports the mysterious theft of a prize pig. Max is on the case.

...All aboard for Randolph Jefferson Author's journey from Georgia to the great and thriving Greenwood District in Tulsa, Oklahoma, circa 1921...Roo, as he is affectionately known by family and friends, experiences a dual journey: the conscious journey via the Atlantic Railroads and the eerie journey through his dreary and murky dream-state. Both of these "pathways" ultimately lead him to the same profound and soul-jarring destination - a catastrophic event that all but decimates a successful black community where many of its residents earned more that the average United States citizen...only 56 years after the abolition of slavery. Please be seated and have your ticket available for collection: All aboard for "Tuuulsa!" - Tulsa, Oklahoma... and beyond.