Southamerica Stories

There is something missing from our world... the amazing animals that time has left behind. but what if we could bring them back? what if extinction didn't have to be forever? Inspired by Prehistoric Park, This Video game concept sends you, the player back in time on a safari with a difference to rescue the mighty dinosaurs from the brink of extinction, to bring them to the safety of the present and give them a second chance. Then it is up to you to build the greatest zoo on Earth, where the past meets the present. Welcome to Dinosaur Reserve! (Revised Edition)

In Miraflores, Peru, Isa is everyone's favorite topic-mainly because she's seventeen and still single. In a neighborhood where gossip travels faster than Wi-Fi and futures are practically planned for you, Isa is used to being watched, discussed, and occasionally "helped" along. So when she gets the chance to leave for the UK, she takes it-thinking distance will finally quiet the noise. It doesn't. Because coming back home means facing everything she tried to outrun... including the one person who has always felt like home. And in Miraflores, secrets don't stay secret for long.

Being a Countryhuman is hard in of itself. Working with another is torture at it's finest. Kai Cly had just started to get the hang of being America. Get used to the actual one insulting you, go on crazy press tours about whatever, and train till it takes your body weeks to recover. Things a normal 18 year old should not be doing. But, things got worse. Partnering with another fellow Countryhuman like him had to be the worse, especially one with a personality that clashes with his. Can he save this partnership and grow it to something bigger? Warning: Possibly RusAme? Cringe (depending on the one reading it) And poor writing 😭

Tatiana, a 16 year old student from Ukraine, finally gets a stipendium for the International School in Latvia. Everyone's there, every country's represented there. But who's in her class? Will she meet new friends? Will she even fall in love...?

It only takes 2.4 seconds for a radio wave to reach the moon. After 4.5 hours, the wave reaches Pluto; by then we'd already lost Seattle. In 4 years the signal can make it to our nearest star, Proxima Centauri; by then the dead had taken over the United States of America. ︵‿︵‿︵‿︵‿︵ My name is Fernie, and I've never seen a zombie. Not alive anyway. I've seen the destruction they leave behind, the families they break apart, and the world they left us. I wasn't alive when they walked among us, but I'm here now to pick up the pieces. A one-man-cleanup crew destined to save the world-or the fifty-mile radius of the world I grew up in. Apart we survive, but together we thrive. That's what The Wave has taught me. It's told me stories, sang me songs, and spoke of our history. I want to rebuild what we lost, but I can't do it alone. The Wave will help me find others, there has to be others. My name is Fernie, and I've never seen a zombie. I don't know about the world my great-grandparents grew up in, but I sure know it was bigger than fifty-miles. It's been nearly a hundred years since the world ended, how far do you think the wave is now? ︵‿︵‿︵‿︵‿︵ How do you outrun the living dead? For three brave teenagers, the answer lies in their homes. One off the coast of what was once Alaska, one high in the mountains of South America, and another separated from them both by an endless sea. Alone they only have fragments of the history of their planet, but together they can discover where they came from. Join Fernie, Naira, and Kupe on their crusade to rebuild the world. While mountains and oceans may separate them, the waves that travel across the sky unite them. ︵‿︵‿︵‿︵‿︵ mediocre cover art by yours truly <3 OpenNovellaContest2020 entry inspired by prompt 41. "Yes son, zombies used to be a thing."

Packing constantly and unpacking can be stressful and a lot of work. Here to make your travels a bit easier VALUME is providing a pre-made list of things you definitely need to pack in your carry on luggage to survive a long haul.

© 2019 Written by A. E. F. All Rights Reserved. Christmas means catastrophe in this holiday novella of undercover spies, assassins and international warfair. (@WriterOnTheIsland hosted a 12 Prompts of Christmas challenge for which this little story owes it's instigation.) COMPLETED. 2019: *Achieved #1 in "Baptism" category. *Achieved #1 in "Ornament" category. *Achieved #3 in "12 Prompts of Christmas" category.

I never would have thought that the Amazon Rainforest would feel like my home away from home. I'm just an awkward teenage girl who raises goats and the next thing I know, I'm traveling all around Peru, South America.

Children are living stories. They are always instantly responsive to everything surrounding them. Every breeze of their experiences changes their minds and thought processes. This characteristic quality of children has encouraged parents to seek effective energy healing treatment South America for their children.

In The Things of Love, a companion story to Cosmos des Brisés published by Les Impliqués Éditeur, the narrative follows the emotional and physical journey of a man simply referred to as Him. Driven by the desperate need to reunite with the woman he loves, Him leaves for South America, traveling through Argentina and later Brazil, convinced that distance has not yet destroyed what remains between them. But beneath the hope of reconciliation slowly emerges something far more intimate: a painful confrontation with himself. Raised in a deeply traditional family, shaped by parents whose love endured for more than thirty-five years, Him grew up believing in permanence. In loyalty. In the idea that love, no matter how fragile, could always be repaired if one fought hard enough for it. Certain that finding Her again will untangle the silent collapse of their relationship, he throws himself into a journey filled with airports, late-night conversations, unanswered fears, and cities carrying the weight of memory. Yet throughout the trip, Her remains both painfully close and emotionally unreachable. Blending romantic wandering with spiritual introspection, The Things of Love explores loneliness, emotional dependency, memory, and the universal fear of abandonment. Between Parisian cafés, Argentine streets, and Brazilian landscapes, the novel becomes less a story about traveling across continents than a descent into the fragile depths of human attachment. Because sometimes, loving someone deeply also means realizing they may never understand the intensity of that love in return.

Ricardo Torres has spent most of his twenties chasing the bohemian lifestyle, right down to the paintbrush that seems permanently attached to his hand. In his quest to capture the damage wrought to his beloved Lake Fúquene on a canvas, Rico once again finds himself lakeside. However, he soon discovers that the lake has been hiding a secret beneath its waves. With the water all but gone, a stolen Botero sculpture emerges from the cracking, muddy lakebed. Shortly after the police are called, Detective Sonia Mendoza arrives on the scene, eager to warm up this cold case. But as soon as Ricardo and Sonia are back at the police station in Bogotá, they learn that the lake was hiding one more secret. Now this unlikely pair must team up to solve a mystery neither of them anticipated. [[[ONC 2021 Longlister]]] [Based on Prompt #5]

Four friends, two camper vans and one precious year to have the time of their lives... On a journey through South America studying languages, Jasmine couldn't be more excited to grab life with both hands and get going. But when her family back home falls apart and a mysterious Brazilian boy snakes his way into her life, things begin to get complicated. And it's not just the Amazon rainforests that are getting steamy. «·-·» «·» «·-·» «·» "if you take a step back, and look up at the vastness of the sky, it makes our problems look pretty tiny."

Most areas of the earth aren't safe for practitioners of magik, whether voodoo, shamanistic magic, black magic or witchcraft. But for Capucine, Hadali and Koza of whom are magik practitioners from different countries; a school of magik in Capucines hometown of New Orleans is. Omens are hard to be kept secret once 3 witches in one dorm all received one, all relating to the same incident. The three young witches are driven to figure out the truth, and extinguish any kindling threat within their coven. . . . . . As Above and So Below is being written due to the diversity and mystery that lays within different systems of belief like voodoo, Brujeria, Santeria, witchcraft, paganism... it's nothing to be messed with and that tends to interest people further. I try my best to represent all kinds of different people and portray them as well as I can. This book accepts diversity, unity, justice and leaving ignorance behind. If you have any issue with the beliefs I have in this book either read respectfully or just don't click read. Thank you, much love, -Selena

The practice of energy healing has existed as a traditional method that people have used for centuries to achieve bodily equilibrium, and support natural healing processes and wellness improvement. The holistic method is based on the understanding that all things in existence consist of energy, and it works to remove physical, and emotional barriers from the body's energy field, thereby restoring complete wellness.

This isn't much of a story but it's just as important as others. Our climate is changing and soon we won't be able to go back, I'm going to present some solutions as well as some research behind them as well as give info on recent events. As I am an activist I'll have many stories to share keep on the lookout for them I promise you will find them helpful. This will be for all ages, so I hope you will all read and comment your thoughts and give votes to get these more spread out

When Consuela Espinoza discovers that she will be cross-examining the man who deserted her twenty-five years ago in Uruguay at the height of the Falklands War, she is torn between her well-honed professional ethics and a visceral desire for revenge. While she struggles with her primeval urge to punish Lt. Col. Christopher Martin (The Parachute Regiment (UK)) on the witness stand, what was supposed to be a routine libel suit explodes into a courtroom drama of international proportions when she discovers that her client's brother, code named 'the Inquisitor', was the leader of an intelligence unit responsible for multiple brutal human rights violations in the Americas, Iraq, Iran, Bosnia and other countries in the Middle East. As the focus shifts to identifying the Inquisitor and his employers, Consuela is devastated to discover that her family has been directly involved in assisting several dictatorships in Central and South America. To further add to the combustible mix, she discovers that Christopher was the leader of the British Army’s TISIPHONE unit assigned to tracking and eliminating these war criminals. Had he used her to assist his investigation in the Americas? The question remains unanswered when she realizes that she and her children are threatened by the ensuing maelstrom of international intrigue that has invaded the Manhattan courtroom. In desperation, Consuela turns to the only man who can possibly help her to protect her family—Lt. Col. Chris Martin. But can she trust him this time? NOTES TO READER: The historical FACTS used in this book have been verified against a minimum of THREE UNRELATED Government or Academic sources. The chapters in this book have been shifted downwards to permit a synopsis to be entered into Chapter One for the Harlequin competition

College student Camilla Drake is in love with the sun, the surf, and her childhood sweetheart. They have known each other forever and even decided to attend the same college last year. After the sudden separation of her parents over Christmas break she takes a job in South America to distance herself from the memories as she learns to cope. Working for a family's orphan ministry may give her the purpose and direction she's been missing since her world got turned upside-down. The jungle can make one do crazy things, but will it be enough to mend her heart and restore her to the vibrant girl she used to be?

A fictional short story based on true events about a boy's life during his travels from Colombia to Canada to escape the danger of the wars.

Five months after the Fallen Angels have shown up, Clementine finds herself in the exact, undesirable position she was in at the start of the apocalypse: alone. After running into the only person she had seen in the days after the incident, she is determined to keep the only company that spares her from herself. No matter how unconventional it is. As events unravel, both Clementine and Bradley discover there is much more to the origin of the Fallen Angels than they ever assumed. Even more, Clementine learns she has a chance to reclaim exactly what was taken from her.