Smalltownstory Histoires

My current novel, Goddess of The Rainbow, is a very Greek story involving the rain, and how flooding changes us, moves the finger of fate, and causes us to reflect on our lives. A series of short stories, they all happen in the Greek town of Orestiada. Stories which simultaneously interlink and become a part of the whole, center around Iris - the local DHL courier - who in Greek mythology is not only Goddess of The Rainbow, but also the Messenger of The Gods, thereby connecting the individual tales of this sixteen chapter book.

These are letters are about a "relashionship" that i didn't knew that existed and a "breakup" that i didn't wanted to happen.

Embark on a journey through the enchanting town of Hollyridge, where winter's embrace weaves threads of shared stories and newfound connections. Join Emily as she discovers the magic hidden in the snow-kissed streets, the mysterious Enchanted Bookstore, and the transformative power of community. As festive lights twinkle and snowflakes dance, Hollyridge becomes a haven where hearts intertwine, and the ordinary transforms into the extraordinary. "Winter's Tapestry" invites you to explore the warmth found in the coldest moments, where the town itself whispers tales of resilience, camaraderie, and the timeless beauty of shared stories. Prepare to be captivated by a tale that unfolds like a tapestry, inviting you to embrace the magic of winter and the boundless possibilities woven within the heart of Hollyridge.

Sa bayang puno ng mata at opinyon, Phoebe Alodia learned to live perfectly. Palaging maayos, palaging mabuti, palaging tama sa paningin ng iba. She became Lucena's golden girl- a mirror of what everyone wanted her to be. But behind the polished facade lives a girl who longs to be unmade-to exist without the eyes watching, without the fear of being less than flawless. Because somewhere between silence and rebellion, she's beginning to wonder if there's more to life than just being the girl everyone wants her to be.

The story of Captain Hook and Emma Swan is continued. See how their relationship progresses!

Her whole life Adina lived like royalty. Growing up as the alpha's daughter she was always provided for, and had anything and everything she could have ever wanted. Until that night, the night everything changed. When rouges attacked Adina's pack, she was locked in the cellar while the rest of the pact went to fight. Beta Jackson came to her rescue and escaped with her into the burning forest. From then she had to go into hiding, and the best place to do that for a werewolf? In plain sight AKA the human world. Entering a new world, alone and confused, Adina is forced to start a new life with a new identity, but what happens when the past comes back to haunt her?

In the quiet corners of a small town, Marcella lives with a fire she never asked for. Born with a name that means goddess of war, she has spent her entire life trying-and failing-to tame the rage that burns inside her. Her anger isn't loud all the time, but it's always there, just beneath the surface, waiting to erupt. Because of it, friendships have faded, trust has cracked, and peace feels like something made for other people. Now twenty-three, Marcella wakes each morning hoping to feel normal. Hoping not to snap. But even on the calmest days, something always finds a way to go wrong. She's tired of hurting the people she loves-especially the two boys who've stood by her through every meltdown and mess. They see the girl behind the fire, even when she doesn't. This is Marcella's story ,raw, unfiltered, and painfully human. It's about learning to face the past, to accept help, and to believe just maybe that she's more than the anger she's carried for so long. Marcella is a heartbreaking and inspiring journey of self-discovery, emotional survival, and the power of love that chooses to stay.

In Winchester, Ontario, Dave and Lisa Bennett love each other-but vote very differently. As politics creep into family life, they must navigate the growing gap between values and affection. "Politically Mixed Marriage" is a thoughtful look at how love survives across the political divide-and what it takes to put connection before ideology.

After being caught, tried and arrested for a crime she didn't do; Lexi Hunter has a choice. It's either Juvie or spend the summer on her dad's ranch working off her probation. Should be an easy pick, right? Only problem is, she hasn't seen or spoken to her dad in ten years. The last time she saw him was through a car window as her mom drove them and all their possessions away to go live a normal, busy, eccentric lifestyle in New York. So basically, being back at a place she used to call home with a man she can't muster the respect for to actually call 'dad', is a prison sentence in itself. Lexi is determined to hate and ridicule everything about her situation. Wanting nothing more than to get the summer over with so she can go back to real life. That all changes when she meets Dawson Priest; the ranch hand who she is forced to work side by side with. His optimistic, simple, almost eloquent outlook on life, the world, and the small town ranch life in general sparks her to see things from his perspective and may even challenge her enough to mend the strained relationship with her dad. This is a story of self discovery, personal growth, a steamy cowboy fling, and learning the importance of forgiveness. This simple, small town life may not seem as much of a jail sentence by the end of the summer. Who knows, maybe Lexi turns out to be a country girl at heart after all.