Taren Stories

"هل تحبي عن اشرح لكي الدرس عملي؟" "سوف تكوني ملكي باقرب وقت" "انت تخجلني" "ليس الان ستخجلي لم تري ما بعد"

I don't know who I am. Where I am or what happened in my life. All I can remember is that I need to protect the treasure. Violet has had it rough from the start. She never knew her mother, her dad is dead and she is left with people she hates. Come join the adventure of hate, love, death, life, and adventure. Totally rough in some places, but isn't half bad. Thanks for reading.

Set in an Alternate Universe, Dying Fire discusses a certain philosophy concerning the soul, and is full of suspense, action, history, and mystery. This is the first book in a collection, including two sequels and a spin-off story or two. Behind the veil of supernatural explanations and theories, lies a metaphor that I hold in high-esteem. It is about depression, and how it spreads and affects everyone. It is about hope and personality differences, as it varies from one person to another no matter the similarities we have. It is about human nature as a whole, explaining it in vague and specific ways that I hope will help people in the future, to aid them in whatever problems they face in life. In short, this is a fictional story of a metaphor that can be used as a self-help book and history reference in multiple areas. I hope you enjoy the read :)

Taren doesn't need anybody. She's other people's savior, but she doesn't need one herself. She's smart, she's different, she defies the stereotypes. After being brought up by a ever-changing group of nannies and staff, Taren has learned to be independent. Parker wasn't always a loner. But now that his mom's gone, he's struggling. His popularity is gone, and all he wants to do is hide. Parker wants to be alone, but that doesn't mean he's not lonely. After they both get stuck in Atlanta International Airport, each without enough money for a hotel room and food, they find each other. They're an unlikely pair, but when the two young teens have no one else to turn to, they turn to each other. A/N: This story is rated PG-13 for moderate (but fairly frequent) swearing. Otherwise it would be PG.

Hiroto, an illiterate man from a wasteland world is wandering, trying to find his way in the world when he stumbled upon a magical library, where lives a friendly and kind librarian. Hiroto embarks upon a journey into an unknown realm where he not only learns how to read, but also learns to trust again.

A fan fiction of The Chronicles Of Prydain book series by Lloyd Alexander, with some elements from my own original works.

In the troubled land of Taren rules a bitter, oppressive regent named Nephredom, who alone maintains the Gate--a Psi-magical barrier that contains thousands of mutated beasts, that were once men. However, the strain of keeping the Gate has pushed Nephredom to the edge of madness, and it is only a matter of time before the Gate opens. . .

no one can help in this world but yourself if you really wanna help it, trusting others is the worst thing the person can do in this period of time cuz now , cuz people are selfish and ego, and you'll help yourself if you keep thinking about what others see's in you no matter what you're the only one who can see you , see yhe right you , you're own persona, not others