Sahara Stories

My Wife is My Kryptonite I've survived Everest's death zone, crossed the Sahara on foot, and stared down a bear in the Amazon. But nothing - nothing - prepared me for marriage. From forgotten anniversaries that feel like avalanches, to the arctic silence of the "cold shoulder," and the terrifying mystery of the kitchen drawer that swallows chargers whole - my wife has turned our home into the ultimate survival challenge. This is not a love story. This is a field report from the front lines of marriage. Equal parts hilarious, brutally honest, and surprisingly tender, these stories follow a battle-hardened adventurer as he discovers that the most dangerous and beautiful terrain he's ever faced is the woman he married. Because sometimes the person who can destroy you with one softly spoken "Fine" is also the only one worth staying for. 📖 READING STATUS: If you've ever loved someone who drives you crazy... If you've ever laughed through the chaos of marriage... This one's for you. Welcome to the longest, most absurd, and most worth-it expedition of my life.

A short story that describes the love with in the nature, hardly takes 5min to read. The love story between the sky and land. About a cloud that falls in love with the land and its attempt to express it.

You don’t have to go over to the paranormal world to find adventure and dark romance. Even in the real world, leaving the safety of your home and support of family and friends can put you at risk. And in unfamiliar territory, just falling in love with the wrong person can be fatal. The story: It started out as a summer vacation to Europe. It ended up a matter of life and death. Ellie had planned it all and talked her best friend Sarah into coming with her to London. Ellie’s brother Joe lived there, so they could stay with him to start with, before heading off to France and Italy and beyond. It would be fun. Sarah hadn’t wanted to go at first – she was happy and busy in New York. In fact, a last minute emergency gave her excuse not to even get on the plane. Much later, when she woke up drugged and dazed, alone in a darkened room, she thought how strange it was that in the beginning she almost didn’t go, yet in the end, it seemed she was never going to leave. If her friends hadn’t put themselves at risk to get her back, there would have been a very different ending. This was the real love story. The people: Ellie, a college student in New York, brought all the characters together: her beautiful, best friend Sarah, her brother Joe and Tom, his English flat mate in London. Ellie knew that everyone would fall in love with Sarah. But it was only when Sarah met Henri and she is dazzled by the wealth and glamour of the French aristocracy, that everything changed.

They used to be the Three Musketeers: Damian, Addison, and Sarah Sahara. "All for one and one for all". Rarely seen apart, they were all practically joined at the hip. But when Addison left, the friendship that the remaining two used to share seemed to shatter. Now they rarely speak to each other, and every time they do, the subject swerves to the topic of their missing third. Their discussion always end in arguments, leading both to wonder if it's even worth trying to stick together anymore. Fast-forward five years and their relationship is hanging on by a thread. Damian's bitterness and immaturity continues to clash with Sahara's straightforwardness and pragmatism. At least, that's what happened the last time they hung out... several months ago. Now they're trying to mend the bridge they've burned, but they can't shake the feeling that if they can't work it out this time around, they never will... (All "ZooPhobia" characters, concepts, and settings belong to their respective creators. All original characters, concepts, and settings belong to me and may not be reused without my permission.)

After his village was attacked and everyone died, Wamai has to walk through the Sahara desert in search of civilisation.

In the continent of Africa. A young boy named Joseph tries to adapt, and survive in the environment he wondered into

A tale of an ancient traveller who embarks on a ever changing journey

Sahara Rose Armstrong. A Runner for life. Will she ever escape her past?

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Sahara is a young muslim girl who gets sold off at a young age to become a servant in a different place, along the journey she experiences many factors such as discrimination and a coming of age genre which plays a massive part in this story.

In a kingdom--Dhahab kingdom--where as a Grown man, the number of scars on your body shows how strong and powerful you're, exists Jawad bin Tariq al Hisham. The handsome,strong and powerful prince of Dhahab kingdom who doesn't have a line of scar on his body. He uses the sword like it is made for him only. He's a very talented swordsman, soldier and also a religious teacher. He emits a lovely yet scary aura. Any war led by Jawad always ends in victory for the Dhahab kingdom. He was the Head soldier of the Dhahab army in the last war between the Dhahab kingdom and their rival--Wahda kingdom. This war led to the silence of the Wahda kingdom when they were defeated entirely. What happens when Jawad falls in love with the feisty and beautiful Dhahab's palace maid--Amna bint Aaqil. Will this newly found love of Jawad's strengthen him or relegate him.

Abandoned as a hatchling for his skin and raised by a Teureg, Strikeout has had few happy days. Food, water, shelter, he had the perfect life...or so he thought. One day, his keeper brings in a beautiful female snake who tells Strikeout about the outside world. Strikeout and his new love escape and Strikeout finds that the path to a perfect life is usually the hardest.

Dette er en historie om en jente som danser ballett ikke meg da❤️⭐️😂

"Terrific! Intriguing. A war story like no other told in clear, heart-beating prose. Read it now!" -Lee Jackson, After Dunkirk Series The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare series continues with the introduction of a new hero. Before Operation JUBILEE, there was The Vichy Treasury. "Conor Bender has woven pirates, treasure, Nazis, lost souls and unlikely heroes into a roaring good read of World War II historical fiction." - Sherry Tuffin, WWII Historian Smugglers, spies, and Nazis race for a billion-dollar treasure buried in the Sahara.

"One day, these walls will remember my name... and not as a servant." Born into a family of servants, Rania dreams of a fate beyond the walls of the palace. Among secrets whispered in the corridors and shadows weaving intrigue, she will learn to navigate the game of power, where every step can be a triumph or a downfall.