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Hi, everyone! This is a small bit from my new book, "I'll Always Come Back to You," written by me as a different story path to the movie Avatar: The Way of Water. *Cover art is not mine, but I did add the title and my username. The artist's name is still on the piece* *I do not own the Disney Avatar franchise or any of its characters except for my oc*

The One Who Was Called First He was the one-marked from birth, chosen before he could even speak. Greatness ran in his blood, and legacy was written in his name. But one tragic moment in childhood shattered everything. Betrayal didn't come from enemies-it came from family. His cousin stepped into the light that was never his to carry, stealing the name, the praise, and the power that wasn't earned but inherited. While the family empire thrived in illusion, the true heir was cast out, lost in the shadows of what could've been. But when the cracks begin to show and the empire stands on the edge of collapse, they're forced to do the one thing pride swore they'd never do: call back the one who was called first. The hidden one. The rightful one. The most dangerous one. Because the man they abandoned? He didn't just survive. He became something greater.

A night lost in oblivion and a smudge of dried blood on his sleeve-this is how Arian's morning begins. Did he commit a horrific crime, or is he merely a pawn in a sinister conspiracy? When Sub-Inspector Mahir Rahman arrives at his doorstep with the news of Neela's murder, Arian is thrust into a dark psychological labyrinth. Will he uncover the truth of that forgotten night, or will he remain trapped in the shadows of his own memory forever?

"What do you do when the world wakes up to bear witness against you for a crime you do not remember? When your memory becomes your first enemy, and your own handwriting warns you about those closest to you.. I am an eighteen-year-old girl, facing a mystery that consumes her consciousness in the middle of a loud, merciless city. Will you gather the remains of her story, or will she be erased from existence

They told her he was dangerous Not the kind of dangerous you can see in bruises or broken glass the kind you only realize too late when you've already been watched too closely Tristan Moreau doesn't scream doesn't beg doesn't break like the others He studies people Quietly. Patiently. Like they're puzzles he already knows how to solve And when the prison assigns a new psychologist to evaluate him, everyone agrees on one thing She should keep her distance No exceptions. No emotional involvement. No mistakes But the moment she sits across from him something changes The air feels heavier The silence feels intentional And his gaze calm unreadable fixed on her like she's the only thing in the room worth decoding starts to feel less like observation and more like possession She tells herself it's just another case Just another dangerous mind to document and walk away from But Tristan doesn't let people walk away unchanged And the worst part She starts to feel like he didn't wait for her to arrive Like he's been expecting her all along

Based on a true story - Before Alesha turned five, she had already survived things most adults couldn't imagine. Abandoned outside a trap house, nearly killed in traffic, raised on sugar water, and pulled from a bathtub by an aunt who saved her life-this is the haunting and powerful true story of a little girl born into chaos, and the woman who chose to fight for her. Told through the eyes of a child with memories too heavy for her age, What I Survived Before Five is a raw, emotional journey through neglect, trauma, and the kind of love that doesn't give up. It's a reminder that even in broken beginnings, healing can rise. Stay tuned for more chapters ❤️

For most of her life, Naisula was known as a good wife. She obeyed tradition, raised her sons, and carried her suffering in silence. Married off as a young girl to a respected Maasai elder, she spent decades trapped in a marriage marked by cruelty, fear, and heartbreak. To the community, her husband was an honorable man. To her sons, she was a loving mother. But beneath the floorboards of her home lay a hidden journal containing a truth no one was prepared to face. Years after her death, her sons discover the forgotten journal and begin reading the words she never spoke aloud. What starts as a record of pain slowly unfolds into a chilling account of survival, revenge, and the dark transformation of a woman pushed beyond her limits. With every page, long-buried secrets emerge, forcing a family to confront a question that has no easy answer: Can a person remain innocent after years of suffering, or does pain eventually change them into someone they no longer recognize? The Forgotten Journal is a haunting psychological drama about abuse, silence, generational wounds, and the dangerous cost of carrying pain alone.

Power can protect the body. But what protects the mind? Six months after the death of her mother, Vishu Sharma believes the war is over. The Kavach-Karna's legendary armor-has been deactivated. The maps have been destroyed. The truth has been buried. Or so she thinks. As Vishu attempts to return to an ordinary life in modern India, she begins to experience strange disturbances-moments of piercing clarity followed by terrifying gaps of memory. Languages she never studied come naturally to her. Lies feel physically painful. And sometimes, she can see the consequences of a decision before it is ever made. What Vishu doesn't know yet is that the Kundal of Karna-the divine earrings believed to grant supreme perception-was never lost. It was sealed. And it has begun to awaken. Unlike the Kavach, the Kundal does not protect the body. It sharpens the mind. It reveals truth. And it demands a devastating price. As ancient manuscripts resurface and a powerful modern collective seeks to reclaim divine foresight, Vishu is forced to confront a far more dangerous legacy than armor or weapons-the burden of knowing too much. With the Kavach still dormant but permanently bonded to her blood, Vishu stands at the center of a fragile balance. If the Kundal is fully awakened, memory itself may not survive. Through forgotten temples, silent archives, and the fragile bonds of friendship, Vishu must decide whether humanity is ready for absolute truth-or whether some knowledge was meant to be forgotten. Because Karna did not lose his supreme knowledge by chance. He chose to forget. And now, that choice belongs to her.

Taylor just wanted to watch the championship game, not play in it. But when a sarcastic guardian angel shoves him onto the court with two minutes left, he's forced to chase glory he's hilariously unprepared for. Full of laugh-out-loud fails, sharp dialogue, and heart, Alley Oops! is a fast-paced comedy about second chances and knowing what you really pray for.

In the kingdom of Velmora, power is everything-and silence is survival. Princess Amara was never meant to rule. Overlooked by the court and underestimated by her own family, she grew up in the background of a glittering palace, where louder voices were chosen and quieter ones were ignored. But Amara was always watching. Always learning. Always waiting. When cracks begin to form in the kingdom-rebellions rising, alliances breaking, and dangerous secrets slipping through the palace walls-Amara realizes something no one else does: The throne is no longer secure. And neither is anyone sitting on it. As the kingdom edges closer to chaos, Amara steps out of the shadows-not as the girl they dismissed, but as something far more dangerous. Strategic. Unshaken. Unstoppable. Because while everyone else was fighting for power... Amara was becoming it. And now, the crown has only one true heir.

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Hear me out, everyone is born with potential beyond boundaries. I can say this, as I am a speech-language pathologist *flashes degree like a badge*. My recent deep dives into the marvel and mystery of the human brain and its ability to make connections based on experiences is simply that... a marvel. The thing is, as a pediatric SLP, I work with students who believe that because of their differences, their disorder, their diagnosis-- they aren't able to meet or exceed their potential. I tell you the truth when I say I've worked with most brilliant minds of children on the Autism Spectrum; perfect pitch, mathematical prodigys, recollection of a savant, the list goes on and this isn't the only population. So in turn, I created the "Why Not Me" animal series, because, why not you? Why should being a different size, having a brain difference, or speaking with different cadence preclude you from excellence. It doesn't! As a matter of fact, it is your God-given uniqueness that makes you...excellent. Bam the Tiny Brave Elephant can be found here: https://www.ccgspeech.com/bam

(New book alert 🚨!!) Listen sorry about the other book might not be finishing it bc I'm falling out of love for the fnf community but anyway just wanna tell you that this new book will involve my own OCs

Rule #1 at Blackthorn Academy: Do not fall behind. Rule #2: Do not fall in love. Lyra Vane is failing. In a world where magic is currency, being powerless is a death sentence. When the annual "Culling" begins-a brutal tournament designed to weed out the weak-Lyra has only one option to survive: Cheat. Her plan? Siphon magic from the most powerful student in the senior class: Kaelen Thorne. Kaelen is cruel, devastatingly handsome, and rumored to have killed his last partner. He is the heir to a dark legacy Lyra shouldn't touch with a ten-foot pole. But when her spell backfires, it doesn't just steal his magic-it binds their souls together. Now, the rules have changed. If he gets hurt, she bleeds. If he dies, she dies. Forced to work together to survive the Culling, Lyra discovers that the only thing more dangerous than the monsters in the arena is the undeniable heat rising between her and the boy she swore to destroy. "I tried to steal his magic to survive the deadly tournament. Instead, I accidentally soul-bound myself to the academy's villain. Now, if he dies, I die. And he just volunteered for the deadliest trial of them all."

"In a city of 20 million people, he was the most famous-and the most alone." Vivaan Thakur lived by one rule: Use people until they lose value, then liquidate. But Palak Singh doesn't follow his rules. She's the daughter of a simple family who brings a tiffin box into a boardroom and challenges a God to become a man. Between the velvet luxury of the 60th floor and the tangled vines of a suburban life, a forbidden bond forms that threatens to bring the entire empire crashing down.

Autumn, a cozy cabin, and four friends-spark-filled glances, playful teasing, and slow-burn romances that will make your heart race and leave you wishing you were there with them.

Description: "Whispers of the Heart"is a poignant tale of love, destiny, and the unbreakable bonds that transcend time. Hezel has always guarded her heart, believing that love will come only when God wills it. But when a mysterious boy begins to appear in her dreams-his deep brown eyes and gentle smile haunting her every night-she finds herself questioning everything she's ever known. Zehan, the boy from her dreams, feels like a memory she's always known, yet they've never met. As fate brings them together in the waking world, Hezel and Zehan discover a connection that defies explanation. Their shared dreams, vivid and haunting, hint at a love that has existed long before they were born. But as they unravel the mysteries of their past, they must confront the possibility that their love, though eternal, may come at a cost. Set against the backdrop of a mystical forest, an old abandoned house, and the whispers of a storm that looms on the horizon, "Whispers of the Heart"is a story of faith, sacrifice, and the enduring power of love. It explores the idea that some souls are destined to find each other, no matter the obstacles, and that true love is written in the stars long before two hearts ever meet. 🤎