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Eternal

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Babylon would love to believe that when she died, she would live again, that some thought, feeling, memory of a part of her would continue. But as much as she wanted to believe that, and despite the ancient and worldwide cultural traditions that asserted the afterlife, she knew of nothing to suggest that it was more than wishful thinking, because Babylon couldn't die. That is, until she meets a mysterious man in the forest. A man who can see her, talk to her, and touch her. He ignites the fire deep within Babylon. How wrong she was to assume that because she was immortal, she could not die. The Circle want her dead and banished her to the human realm, while Rayne craves her with his utmost being. Together, Babylon and Rayne face perils that together they can conquer, but apart will ultimately destroy them both. Can Babylon forgive Rayne for the past, or will she allow the past and The Circle to ultimately destroy what is left of them - and their eternal passion.All Rights Reserved

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Unproven by B_L_A_Z_E

SHADOW IS AZH'NAHN, A POWERLESS MAGE born into a culture that prides itself in sharing the earth's powers. When he chooses a life of voluntary exile to preserve his family's honor, Shadow receives a mysterious call to witness the unearthing of kotrakoy, treacherous telepathic beasts with four wings and four rows of teeth. As he watches their unholy resurrection with great horror, kotrakoy open their minds to his and offer a glimpse into what life would be like wielding a mage's powers. As Shadow races to warn his people of the impending threat, he discovers a mysterious Trayki woman hanging from the trees and on the verge of death. Uncertain what to do, Shadow initially hesitates to rescue this woman whose people embrace technology and eschew his culture. As Shadow tends to her glider crash wounds, the earth unites them in a soul bond, a sacred union that gives Shadow an unerring duty to protect and preserve her life. And that duty will be fraught with peril: Trayki troops begin bombing Hiwalani villages and while losses mount, magic evolves and Shadow's people lose their power. The Hiwalani must rely on inexperienced youth to master the new magic and stop enemy attacks. Desperate to save their people, few make any progress at all. Only the outcast azh'nahn seems to understand it - and very few trust his judgment. When Shadow believes he's unlocked the solution, it involves empowering the most deadly kotrakoy and risking the complete annihilation of his people. While his solution sounds reasonable in theory, there is no time to test it - it's UNPROVEN.

The Weaver by Rae-el

Tipi lives alone in the forest with Peta, her eagle, and is haunted through nightmares and a longing for more. Was it a thought or words she spoke that caused Peta's capture? Tipi doesn't know and must rely on uncertain new relationships to free him. Thrust into new experiences and a world much larger than imagined, new unharnessed abilities emerge. With new friends, her once small life is filled with humour, love, and kindness. Will she be able to embrace the unknown and learn to trust beyond what she understands and perhaps find a greater good in the midst of her great loss?

His Daughter by carynmcgill

They've been locked in this sacred debate forever. He shouts, she screams, while her brother stays silent. Last time, it went too far-Father stormed off in a cosmic rage, and no one's seen him since. She's weary of the unceasing meditations in the garden, her only company her mute, useless sibling, witnessing mortals tear each other apart. Father wants her to redeem the physical realm, but she insists it's his mess. And if she ever did go to Earth, she'd do it smart-not like her brother: naked, alone, and refusing to use his celestial powers. Her plan? To balance the scales like there was no tomorrow. Or there wouldn't be. Absolutely none of Father's temper tantrums-floods, pestilence, earthquakes-cheap tricks to scare humans. She wasn't out to punk anyone. Father calls it 'putting the fear of the devil in them.' Not that there ever was a Lucifer. No forbidden fruit either. Hell was merely a state of mind. And when her brother had meddled in human affairs? Total disaster. She, on the other hand, would either heal the broken land-or let it burn. Maybe it's wise she stay home. Yet when Father casts her down into the muck and mire, she must decide: Redemption or divine judgment?

Festival Of The Gods [OLD VERSION] by Minosta

What would you do if, after getting drunk in a party and passing out somewhere you don't remember, you woke up in a cart that is pulled by a horse with two people speaking weird language and wearing white sheets over their bodies? You panic, obviously. Era never believed in Gods and magic. Why? Because it wasn't explained by scientists. She doesn't even change her view when she is thrown down the time hole and back to the ancient Greece -time when people believed in everything, especially Gods of the Olympus. But her talk of "Gods don't exist" lands her into a festival of the Gods - a festival where people marked by one of the Gods of the Olympus fight for their life by performing something sociated with the god that they represent. And she is supposed to survive when she is marked by the God of the Underworld himself. He goes by the name of Hades. 2# in Festival 2018/05/20 123# in Gods 2018/05/26 2# in Ancient Greece 2018/05/31 Cover by PhoenixOfStorys

The Lost Life of Laraine by BearGoRawr

She lead a rather tragic life. The black sheep of her family due to her lack of affinity for fire. Her affinity was quite the opposite. Water in fact. Already in a time when women did not really have much political power or rights, she was outcasted by her family despite being of nobility. Still allowed to live in the distant west wing of the massive Grand Duke's manor, she has never eaten a single meal with her family nor extended family, and has spent her loneliness in her books and sword lessons. Although only taught by the head butler and one of the low ranked knights of the family, she was quite bright and if her family would have given her a chance she would have done great things. If only she didn't die at such a young age. Married off to some "hero" of sort that had slayed the Dragon of the North who was terrorizing the land and threatened the kingdom, this hero also had an affinity for fire and held her in disdain like the rest of her family. Suddenly a girl of another world was transported to their world, picked up by this hero and put into his secure care. The pair soon fell for each other despite the hero's marriage, and many believed Laraine got jealous of this girl of mystery, and tried to kill her. This was definitely not true. But because the girl was favored by the temple and kingdom Laraine was quickly arrested and put on trial. You can probably tell what happened to Laraine. But something strange happened the day of her execution. As soon as her decapitated head hit the ground the sky turned blood red and it began to rain fire. No one survived that day. But for some reason time went back, and Laraine was back to being a child, but with no memory of her future. There were select few in her life, however, that remembered her tragedy and now perhaps will take action to prevent it. NOTE: I'M AWARE THERE ARE A LOT OF INCONSISTENCIES. IT WILL BE EDITED SOME DAY BUT RIGHT NOW I'M JUST TRYING TO FINISH IT.

Spell: Hundred Days Love by KeiSouh

Hanamichi Sakuragi was the only person who could help her to break the spell. All he have to do is to fall in love with her within hundred days, to prove and show it was real love, then everything will be back to normal. Therefore, it's depend on what she'll wish after the hundred days. Is he gonna able to do it knowing that 'she' was actually 'he' the ice prince Kaede Rukawa?

The Warriors of Aregon--Vol 1 by louulaaa7744

Nora's lived on the island all her life--catching food, doing experiments, keeping what she considers a safe distance away from the Wolf. Then he starts acting weird. Right in the middle of working on figuring out the problem, she falls asleep. Genex wakes up with barely any memory of anything from his 13 years of life. All he knows is that he's got a pet saber-tooth tiger named Fluffy, his mom is dead, and that he's got a girl named Nora in his head (when he's really not supposed to). He woke up to the Aregonian gods, Osires and Zios, telling him about training and his future and staying away from Pantheos, the Aregonian god of the underworld. But everything they tell him to do, Nora says the opposite. Everything they say, Nora hints that they're lying to him. Unsure of what to think, and with Nora continuously telling him to simply "look deeper" and "wait a little longer", Genex decides he needs to find the answer, and he needs to find the answer now. -> This story can also be found in To Be a Writer, but I wanted to publish it seperately as well. :)

Burn Again by TigereyesF

Thranduil has been having the same dream for three hundred years - dark blue eyes. A chance attack on one of the villages in his realm puts him in front of the face behind those eyes, and he panics. Untold to anyone, he has fallen in love with those eyes over the centuries, but feels he can't act on his feelings because of his deceased wife. Instead, he treats the elleth in question with contempt and is rude and mean to her. She too has a secret. The prophecy passed on by her dying mother states that she will have a strong magic awakened only when she has truly bonded with her soul mate. What happens when she discovers that the soulmate in question is none other than the arrogant, cold-hearted elf King? Will she be able to thaw his chilled heart enough for him to let her in? Or will he keep his mask of indifference firmly in place and remove her once and for all? Elu - Sindarin for blue - battles for her place in the world and in Thranduil's as he does everything he can to push her away. Will he give in and realise that he needs his little Bluebird? Will he give in and let love Burn Again?

Blood and Thunder by KyleWilliamUrban

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Curse of the Stars Book 1 by AprilCalderwood

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Unproven

SHADOW IS AZH'NAHN, A POWERLESS MAGE born into a culture that prides itself in sharing the earth's powers. When he chooses a life of voluntary exile to preserve his family's honor, Shadow receives a mysterious call to witness the unearthing of kotrakoy, treacherous telepathic beasts with four wings and four rows of teeth. As he watches their unholy resurrection with great horror, kotrakoy open their minds to his and offer a glimpse into what life would be like wielding a mage's powers. As Shadow races to warn his people of the impending threat, he discovers a mysterious Trayki woman hanging from the trees and on the verge of death. Uncertain what to do, Shadow initially hesitates to rescue this woman whose people embrace technology and eschew his culture. As Shadow tends to her glider crash wounds, the earth unites them in a soul bond, a sacred union that gives Shadow an unerring duty to protect and preserve her life. And that duty will be fraught with peril: Trayki troops begin bombing Hiwalani villages and while losses mount, magic evolves and Shadow's people lose their power. The Hiwalani must rely on inexperienced youth to master the new magic and stop enemy attacks. Desperate to save their people, few make any progress at all. Only the outcast azh'nahn seems to understand it - and very few trust his judgment. When Shadow believes he's unlocked the solution, it involves empowering the most deadly kotrakoy and risking the complete annihilation of his people. While his solution sounds reasonable in theory, there is no time to test it - it's UNPROVEN.