Thirdworld Stories

A book of emotion, excitement, war, betrayal, and pureness. 🥀 [[PREVIOUSLY "The Bombing"]] **Will update and add chapters at least once or twice a week. 💫 In the beginning of the book, there is going to be a first person perspective of Alec, followed by one third person omniscient to provide a bit more context about the characters' characteristics and intentions. From there on, it will all be Nicos' first person perspective. I might add another third person omniscient chapter for fun if you guys would like more. 💥🌸 In this book, there is no fixed good and bad guy. Although it may seem one way at times, this is for you to decide who your favourite character is! 🌟 Any constructive feedback or comments would be greatly appreciated! 🌈☔️ Happy Reading!! 📚🍃🌷

A few years after winning their independence from colonial oppression, the people of the newly formed state of Akanta struggle to find their place in a new country. Guerrilla fighters struggle to no be subsumed in the new state, elders find it difficult to balance old traditions in a new world, and most are only trying to stay alive after the country-side and the economy has been nearly destroyed by recently finished war.

Camilla and Daria are sisters. They live with their parents who are rich and well-known in society. They appear to be the perfect family on the cover but no one ever cared enough to flip through the pages and pay attention to the story inside. And really, why should they? If Camilla and Daria forces and fakes their smiles and allows the cover to appear perfect. Well maybe it's time to put a stop to the abuse. (Not physical abuse.) When happens to the sisters when Camilla gets in trouble with their parents and finally stands up to them. But does she go a little too far when she decides to move out and go to a totally different country. In the Caribbean maybe? Where their completely out of their parents reach. Her parents are convinced that something is bound happen to her especially when she takes her sister along with her. Will they make it out here in the hard, cruel world. Or will they fall and crumble under all the trials, tribulations, struggles, and worst yet, the pressure of it all. Well you already know what you have to do to find out. Join Camilla and Daria on their little road trip to either their success or failure. *warning* Going to contain cursing words. Happy Readings!!! And ENJOY!!!

Omegaverse AU 🔞 Smut 🔞 you've been warned! Enjoy! 😳🤣❤️

Ruva is a home security sales lady and lives a rather normal life until her life gets thrown into upheaval when a supposed small minor disease becomes what causes society to crash. Stuck in Zimbwabwe and faced with hordes of flesh eating monsters, Ruva will bring forth all her skills to survive.

This book is a memoir about the author's intimate experience of growth and self-discovery, including their experience of growing up in Tunisia and the uneasy personal realities that surrounded it. The book describes the author's experience moving from a religious, specifically nihilistic belief structure, but eventually believing in some form of designer/higher power. The author shares their live experiences of dealing with strange experiences from meeting a stranger on the street who claims to be able to predict the future, to their exposure and experience with astrology, and their experience with ghosts that made them question their existence here on earth. This book also touches on gender equality and the ignorance prevalent in the third world and some cultural and religious norms. In this book, it guides the author and the audience to encourage ownership on their own journey of self-discovery while providing realistic tips and habits to create a more enjoyable and purposed-filled existence. The book will also explore ideas that society is made up of a world of NPC's (non-playable characters) and how to escape it. It will look at the reasons for complacency along with basic tips and habits to live a more fulfilling, more purpose-driven life. We will also share inspiring stories of individuals who have also clapped out of their npc shells and are now living this thing called life, however they choose to. So whether you're looking to live differently, discover your passion or simply want to escape the boredom of the everyday hustle, this is the book for you. So let's venture on a journey of self-discovery and transformation!

#41 in Spiritual 2/3/17. Religion. It's a big part of you. Some would say that religion is basically who you are. All her life Amira has been told who she is. What she is. A Muslim girl. But the more she learns about her religion the more she realizes how everything she's been taught has been a lie. She finds her life spiraling out of control when she's suddenly engaged to Zayn and forced to be room mates with his brother. It's on the verge of losing control that she finds Allah.

A new way to look at life. ~~~ Have you ever truly been stuck? I have. My limbs forced together and my body suddenly immobile. My hands full of empty promises. My feet stripped of the shoes I once owned. My feet bearing searing cracks. My mother crying in the street, begging you to feed her baby. My father, fading as though he was never there. My life vanishing before my eyes. Excerpt from "Have You Ever Been Stuck?"

After the devastating war; Laz and his little sister Olive became orphans. He vowed never to seek assylum, he believed that those who put up the assylum were the same people that created the war; so he escaped with his little sister from the camp. scampering around, eating from garbage to survive. The real struggle of a 12 years old boy and his 10 years old sister from a war ravaged society.

As easy as love can begin is as easy as it can end. Like Romeo and Juliet this story is separated by two different life styles. The rich and the poor. Third world verse first world. Nature is now forced to make her dreaded decision, will she choose blood or love?

The general mood of this write up is depressing . It sheds some light on the reality and thought process of the average third world employee and their futile search for self actualization.

A group of young backpackers from Manila get more than they expected when they seek out a reclusive tribe in the Scottish highlands. ☠ Originally published on microhorror.com in August 2013

When 21-year-old Lyndsy Candon and her husband Ian find out they can't have kids, they are devastated. But that devastation soon turns to joy when they realize what God has in store for them. They come to find that they're dreams of having many kids was not going to be fulfilled in the way they thought. God had bigger plans for them.