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The Sun also Shines In Pakistan. by Manjari1701

My book is about the torture of being victims for one's colour or culture. The novel talks about how everyone is biologically and mentally connected to a star. The story talks two stories in parallel: one in which the Star- which happens to be the most respected star in society as well as a Pakistani also turns out to be world's biggest criminal. While this part of the story talks about all the vicious crimes he committed and the terror he spread, the parallel story will be talking about his entire struggle and how his upbringing and the discrimination he faced just because he was a Pakistani and a Muslim led him to being a criminal. Towards the end of the story, both the stories clash as the reader understands each part of the plot now and then the story progresses further. It ends with the Sun helping the world and people- (can also be referred to as stars as they're physically and mentally connected to stars) out. The ending goes to show that you can't put a religious or a superstitious tag on everything. Some things are universal, like the Sun for example. Thus, the ending stands that that Sun shines on each. It touches every skin- no matter dark or hair, it helps green every field no matter who lives on those grounds or which god they pray to and the sun shines in America and thus, what the book really about is, is that that the Sun also shines in Pakistan.

One Soul In Two Bodies [ONESHOT] by Mintiezzz

You suffer in a tragic love story, where, your athletic lover suffers an unfortunate accident. Think of it like this, you love to paint in favor of your enjoyment. What happens when someone takes all the color in the world? You simply cannot paint anymore. You cannot do what you love as you cannot find love in what you do anymore. Nevertheless, you decide to be there for them. Are you ready to challenge the red strings of fate?

Totsuzen [ENG] by Moriko_Pen

"As a matter of fact, the red blood cells - like him - and the white blood cells - like her - weren't so different from each other. They were different because of their physical appearance and their respective jobs; they could be different because of their personality, but they certainly had never been different because of their experience, their emotions and feelings while facing certain events." Sometimes it takes very little to realize that, despite the differences, deep down some cells are similar. [Post! Chapter 39 of Cells at Work! BLACK manga] [Missing moment, What if?] - A special thanks to Sailor on Twitter for this wonderful illustration, which inspired the heart of my story: https://twitter.com/The_Sailor_M/status/1332823701960667141

Meadow of Bones (River of Blood #2) by AlexandriaHuffer

White. The color of milk or fresh snow, due to the reflection of most wavelengths of visible light; the opposite of black. That's what they all saw. They all felt the blast. Why are they not dead? What happened? As they descend deeper into a world far worse than the one they knew, they all wonder... What if they lost their minds? **Disclaimer: If you have not read the first book, this will make no sense to you so please please PLEASE read River of Blood. Thanks!

the final compromise by goldsandcastles

In a dystopian world, a set of diverse people struggle to live with an unforeseeable future. The central power kills off the ones they don't see fit, tainted with a goal apathetic to the others.

𝑰𝑵𝑪𝑬𝑵𝑫𝑰𝑨𝑹𝒀 by 83KISSLAND

𝘢 𝘴𝘵𝘰𝘳𝘺 𝘪𝘯 𝘸𝘩𝘪𝘤𝘩 𝘢 𝘣𝘪𝘱𝘰𝘭𝘢𝘳 𝘬𝘪𝘥 𝘢𝘯𝘥 𝘢 𝘱𝘺𝘳𝘰𝘮𝘢𝘯𝘪𝘢𝘤 𝘧𝘢𝘭𝘭 𝘪𝘯 𝘭𝘰𝘷𝘦.

Lights by GabbieM

A life can be signified by a light, but it is up to you how bright your lights burns.

The Son of Thunder by RLand9701

An old war that will not ends haunts Lightening's life. Since the end of the first world, rashamen have predicted the birth of a savior. Lightening has no interest in the prophecy, but the prophecy doesn't care. He is being forced to choose between his heritage and the people who raised him. All Lightening wants is a way to make them whole.

Orion by _macc_

When the cloak came off, the nakedness beneath it was colored a warm, dark umber color. Something he had never seen before. The shade was one of a kind, like the sun had made love with the melanin that filled her skin like it was her first love. The runes that covered her were light, like they had been etched into her skin by the moon's very own hand. This woman... this creature, she was covered in the symbols they were all taught as children, but a few stood out to Orion the most. Death. Consequence. Chaos. Liar. Feral. What was she? Orion didn't know, but he knew that he had been shown this dream for a reason: as instruction. You weren't just given dreams like that to log into a book and then forget about. This was a brute divine calling to a subject they deemed fit to do the chore. Kill her. Sometimes it takes meeting the right (or wrong) person to show oneself how vile one truly was.

Evanescent by Lak0104

ev·a·nes·cent soon passing out of sight, memory, or existence; quickly fading or disappearing .... In a world where everyday was forgotten she was remembered.

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The Sun also Shines In Pakistan. cover

One Soul In Two Bodies [ONESHOT] cover

Totsuzen [ENG] cover

Meadow of Bones (River of Blood #2) cover

the final compromise cover

𝑰𝑵𝑪𝑬𝑵𝑫𝑰𝑨𝑹𝒀 cover

The Son of Thunder cover

Evanescent cover

The Sun also Shines In Pakistan.

My book is about the torture of being victims for one's colour or culture. The novel talks about how everyone is biologically and mentally connected to a star. The story talks two stories in parallel: one in which the Star- which happens to be the most respected star in society as well as a Pakistani also turns out to be world's biggest criminal. While this part of the story talks about all the vicious crimes he committed and the terror he spread, the parallel story will be talking about his entire struggle and how his upbringing and the discrimination he faced just because he was a Pakistani and a Muslim led him to being a criminal. Towards the end of the story, both the stories clash as the reader understands each part of the plot now and then the story progresses further. It ends with the Sun helping the world and people- (can also be referred to as stars as they're physically and mentally connected to stars) out. The ending goes to show that you can't put a religious or a superstitious tag on everything. Some things are universal, like the Sun for example. Thus, the ending stands that that Sun shines on each. It touches every skin- no matter dark or hair, it helps green every field no matter who lives on those grounds or which god they pray to and the sun shines in America and thus, what the book really about is, is that that the Sun also shines in Pakistan.