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David moved to Edenton to get away from city life. He found just the opposite in Sullivan House. Sitting high atop a mountainside, the abandoned mansion was rumored to be cursed and haunted. His reporter's curiosity gets the best of him and he discovers a secret, shared legacy. Travelling back through time, he must somehow save the doomed residents, and their eternal souls as well.

Paris, 1923. Ariane Jaloux is the best friend of Eloise Desidera, an immensely popular socialite amongst Parisians. Days before their debutante ball, Ariane writes down her thoughts about her friend in her journal. *** Promotional material for 'Invidia', an original stage play for Drama Night. Opens 29th April, 2016

Hello, New Yorkers, Step into the roaring world of 1920s Manhattan, where jazz echoes through the streets, secrets flow as freely as the forbidden champagne, and the elite's lives are always under scrutiny. Welcome to the world of "Roaring Secrets: A Jazz Age Scandal." In this era of flappers and speakeasies, Blair Waldorf reigns supreme over the Upper East Side with her impeccable style and iron-clad ambition. But even in this dazzling age, keeping her family's legacy intact is a challenge, especially with her best friend, Serena van der Woodsen, constantly stirring up trouble with her carefree spirit and irresistible charm. Chuck Bass, the enigmatic heir to a vast fortune, controls the city's underground nightlife, running speakeasies that attract the rich and powerful. But in the dangerous world of prohibition, one misstep could mean disaster. Meanwhile, Nate Archibald, the golden boy, is caught between his family's expectations and his desire to forge his own path in a world full of temptations. From Brooklyn, aspiring writer Dan Humphrey observes the glamorous lives of the elite, eager to expose their secrets through his prose. His sister, Jenny, dreams of breaking into high society with her daring fashion designs, ready to do whatever it takes to succeed. In a time where power, betrayal, and passion intertwine, and every whisper could spark a scandal, keep your friends close and your secrets closer. In the glitzy and perilous world of the Roaring Twenties, everyone has something to hide. Stay tuned, New York. Gossip Girl

His introduction into your life matches his behaviour: rough and erratic. You can tell Sans has been keeping an eye on you since the first time he came to hear you sing, but you didn't expect he'd end up coming to you for a favour. It's a favour that might as well be considered a life-changing mission, with how the results could greatly affect the future of monsters and humans on the Surface. He insists it's not that big of a deal, but as each day gets increasingly complicated and bigger responsibilities fall on your shoulders, it feels like there's a lot more than meets the eye. Skip to a couple of months working under his wing, and he confesses his true motivation for having you alongside him since day one. • • • NOTICE: This work is based off Sooner or Later, You're Gonna Be Mine. The major differences from that alternate universe are that Frisk remains unchanged from the original Undertale universe, and the Reader replaces Frisk's role as a singer.

Ever wonder what occurred between the death of Myrtle and Tom discovering that she died? Well, this story is the missing piece in the story telling you what happened between Gatsby and Daisy on the drive home. This Chapter is fanmade on my own depiction on what events took place in those timelines. If you do no the book it is The Great Gatsby by Scott F. Fitzgerald.

New York City. The Roaring Twenties. Hot Jazz, Guns and Bootleggers. But for shopgirl Slender McNally, it's not the exhilarating life she seeks but rather one a little less chaotic. Each day, Slender struggles to keep her family together in the aftermath of a tragedy while heading off to the deli her father owned to make just enough money to keep them afloat. Her mother, rarely present, is consumed nightly with men and speakeasies while her sister, an acid-tongued, aspiring stage actress is fixated only on becoming a star. Then one day, a routine accounting trip leads her to check up on an unsettled debt. What Slender happens upon surprises her--for a young, well-dressed man of considerable wealth has now asked her to accompany him to dinner.      Things begin to really rev and roar when Joey the Mouse arrives in a Rolls-Royce, complete with driver, and whisks her off to the finest clothing shop in New York City for a dinner dress, inexplicably transforming her into a flapper. But the move comes with a price, notably when he sneaks Slender into the hottest speakeasy in the city, The Sudsbucket, run by his boss, a celebrated gangster nicknamed Soapy Callahan on account of his public front as a soap and perfume salesman. So, when Slender discovers the intentions of Joey the Mouse, she wants out. But what Joey doesn't tell her that first night at The Sudsbucket is that he has just pulled her into the middle of a turf war and has a plan for her whether she likes it or not...because Soapy Callahan is expanding his bootlegging empire and he wants Slender's deli. And the boss gets what he wants.

The year is 1923, and Harry is hired as a photographer for a design studio called Granger, where he photographs men for a magazine. With a new job opportunity, Harry is overjoyed. The building is beautiful, and his boss is nice. But the model he is assigned--Draco Malfoy-- is annoyingly snobbish, and sees himself very highly. Still Harry is drawn to him. So much so he wants to know more about him. Even though he's not willing to tell him that information. He tries anyway, and the more he learns, the more he becomes attached to Malfoy. Battling with internalized hatred and love, Harry has to deal with a charming and sarcastic man that barely cares he exists.

In an era where the crack of a baseball bat mixes well with bloodied streets and fluttering money, the novel Fastalino will panic your senses while the characters experience the decade of excess, the Roaring Twenties. The Fastalino family immigrates to America with two brothers, Franco and Joey Fastalino. They each choose different paths in American society to achieve their ultimate goals while testing their loyalty to each other. One brother's dramatic swing allows the other to learn that the chase for the fast life is thrilling until you run out of breath. Ralphy Baldano, a mafia mastermind, uses his traumatic experiences as a blueprint to shape his life and values. Through his years, he develops deep connections with the most powerful men of New York before becoming the master. Giuseppe Fastalino, the father, helps the deeply connected Ralphy develop the greatest racket in mafia history at the height of Prohibition in the 1920s. Needing to protect their interest after higher mafia powers figure out their cash-rich monopoly, Fastalino and Baldano team up with other powerful figureheads to pioneer the vision of organized crime. Criminals might exploit and create rackets as their livelihood, but when everything is connected together, the biggest racket ever created is society.

"I'll beat you up worse than the first Jesus, don't you fret." When the Shelby's little sister finds out that Isaiah Jesus isn't so bad after all.

Lucia and Charley are the products of Old New York's ruling elite. Prestige. Wealth. Tradition. Scandal. No one is immune. Not Charley, reckless, blithe courtier of trouble, heiress to the Montrose fortune, who has been conspicuously absent for over a year without a word of truth or explanation. Nor Lucia, as docile a daughter as any parent could wish for, carrying secrets of her own, slowly awakening to a yearning for things beyond obeisance to the established order, as deeply ingrained as Old New York's fascination for, and fear of, scandal. Sailing into the summer of 1929, on the eve of the Black Tuesday Wall Street Crash and a world on the brink of change, Charley and Lucia must keep their wits sharp about them in the pleasure capitals of the Continent and on the Nile to steer their futures away from peril. There are men and temptations to resist, intrigues and mysteries to untangle, secrets to hide, lies to weave, and jewel thieves to outsmart while, back home in New York and on the Exchange, the world rumbles and thunders ominously by. More hangs in the balance than the frivolities of the Jazz Age, the glitzy parties in London and the lures of Paris, automobile races, leisurely flirtations on the French Riviera, opulent Egyptian nights, and the catching of a brilliant matrimonial prize. This Grand Tour could prove to be the making of two young women, a prelude to freedom and independence, to saving and building an empire... Or perhaps merely an invitation to rebellion, scandal and unmitigated disaster. Running away or running towards? Tick-tock.

2020, the supposed year of revolution and fulfilments of dreams. It featured in the dreams and hopes of many thinkers of yesteryear as the ultimate year of realisation of their imaginations. On the eve of 31st December 2019, people celebrated the end of a year, a decade, and the beginning of a new one. They made jokes about "bringing the roaring '20s back!", but were careful to add "but just the pleasant parts", as an almost afterthought. Some would call it fate, others would say it's a mere coincidence. Whatever it is, humanity was not prepared for this whirlwind of a year that was 2020. In the first week of 2020, the Third World War seemed imminent. But, by the end of January, it was the last thing on everyone's mind. For then, we had a fresh problem: a previously unknown virus that had gripped an enormous chunk of the Chinese population. They named it the Novel Coronavirus. It spread faster than anyone could've imagined and soon, it established its presence in every nation. In 2022, with the last COVID-19 patient discharged from the hospital, the WHO declared that the pandemic had ended. The human race has survived the pandemic and made it through, but will it ever be the same again? (DISCLAIMER: THIS IS A WORK OF FICTION AND SHOULD BE TREATED AS SUCH)

She placed the little parcel on the bar bench and unwrapped it, the thin paper whispering in the bright silence of the boudoir. Inside, was a comb made of bone. Her stepdaughter's birthday was approaching and she had found the perfect gift for her.

Book 1 in the Love of the Decades Trilogy Lillian grew up with high society parents. Her life was always set and stone. After she graduates from college she is thrown into the business world. But one night after work she goes to a hidden underground club and discovers a whole new world. She lives a double life now. One as a respectable business-woman, the other as a flapper who loves to sing. Harold is an up and coming lawyer at his father's firm. One night him and his co-workers decide to go to this club. That was the night he saw her for the very first time. *** All rights reserved to harrysbeebee Cover made by myself Started: April 7th, 2018 Finished:

Greeting. My name is Timothy Johnson and I work for I. S. A. or Illegal Sorcery Academy. The I. S. A. a branch of government which forbids any dangerous magic activity near human inhabitant areas. You are obliged to leave this place at once or else I will catch you and drag you back myself. Try to pull a violent act upon me or my assistant, Tiffany Smith, and your life will be over in a few split seconds.

A question is posed in the late 1920's.

This time, I experimented with a mundane scene with a horrific description. Enjoy!

Laura is an aspiring musician and her husband, Joel is a wannabe author. One day this young couple decides to enter a challenge, the challenge requires the couple to live in their favorite time period for a year. Going to the limits of what is allowed in today's society. Will they win the prize that will help then establish a family or will they lose and have to live in shame in humiliation.

1920s: the decade of sin, passion, corruption, and illusion. It's the height of prohibition, and the scars of war are beginning to heal. Life returns to normal for Etta Hayes and her family: seven cramped into their small apartment, fleeting bickering in the corridor, and just enough to eat. Together, and complete. War had not claimed the life of her eldest brother. But New York does. Along with the twins, Etta loses all her brothers to mysterious circumstances. Unable to afford a funeral for all three, a stranger's generosity saves them, and a name of great power - and of great terror - enters their lives. • • • ALL CREDIT FOR THE IMAGES USED OF COURSE GOES TO THEIR WONDERFUL CREATORS! xx

The 1920's are just beginning to roar when seventeen-year-old Kate March, an amateur slew and budding reporter, charges headlong into the most famous murder scene in Hollywood history. The industry's beloved film director has come to a ghastly end but Kate knows murder makes good copy. Reckless with excitement, Kate sets her sights on solving the mystery and saving her family's failing newspaper business. Slick dandies and dolled up shebas are no match for Kate and her best friend, Addy, who plunge unceremoniously into dangerous schemes involving salacious gambling dens and illegal speakeasies; not to mention the dark and seedy underbelly of Paramount studios. A spectacularly wild time is had by all until Kate lands on the wrong end of a murder charge.