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AFTER ENDING A MARRIAGE THAT FELT MORE LIKE FRIENDSHIP, DORINA LAKAZOS RETURNS TO HER CHILDHOOD VILLAGE IN SANTORINI, TO FIND HERSELF AGAIN. THEN A MYSTERIOUS TEA-LEAF READING SENDS HER LIFE IN A DIRECTION SHE NEVER EXPECTED. SOMETIMES, FINDING YOUR WAY HOME MEANS FINDING LOVE ALONG THE WAY. © Copyright Bella Marie Escrivá, 2021. All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, distributed, or transmitted in any form or by any means, including photocopying, recording, or other electronic or mechanical methods, without the prior written permission of the publisher, except in the case of brief quotations embodied in critical reviews and certain other noncommercial uses permitted by copyright law.

A nostalgic, vivid memory of annual family trips to Puerto Rico, as told through the eyes of a child who felt truly at home on the island.

I DO NOT OWN THE OUTER BANKS CHARACTERS Brooklyn had always been the girl who lived between two worlds-the glitzy, privileged life of the Kooks, and the rebellious, gritty loyalty of the Pogues. She and JJ had been inseparable since they were kids, their bond forged in the saltwater of the Outer Banks, yet lately, something had shifted, an undercurrent of tension swirling between them that neither could deny. They shared glances that lingered a little too long, their every touch electric, but neither of them could admit the feelings that simmered just below the surface. Brooklyn, though raised in the world of wealth and status, had always felt more at home with the Pogues, especially JJ-his wild spirit was something she couldn't resist, despite the unspoken rule that Kooks and Pogues didn't mix. Her family had deep ties to Sarah Cameron's, the two families bound by old money and darker secrets, yet Brooklyn could never quite escape the pull of her heart to JJ, the one person who made her feel alive. As the tension between them builds, neither knows if their friendship can survive the dangerous game they're playing-or if they'll ever be brave enough to cross the line and finally see what's been waiting between them all along.

Explain to me what happens when you turn 30 and all the years of you doing the right thing, whatever that is, is thrown through the window, because you turned 30 with no prospects and every one wants you to get married. Now thrown in that mixture, being a Christian, the daughter of the pastor (who loves to ask people to set you up), a young entrepreneur, some colourful characters that watch your life like if it is a soap opera, a pair of spiked stilletoes and a band of secret stalkers. Sometimes a good girl needs to go... Somewhere.

Avendy McMillan was raised to believe McMillans don't seek the spotlight. It's an old family rule-practical, quiet, and impossible to love when you're seventeen and aching to matter. When the student-council scandal dubbed Councilgate turns into an unexpected promotion, Avendy finds herself suddenly visible-and uncomfortable with how much she likes it. But while juggling the fallout of high-school drama and family expectations, she stumbles on something stranger than either: a silver cube tucked among her grandfather's weather logs, humming faintly with the kind of wrongness that makes you stop breathing. The twins who started her trouble may be the only ones who can help her understand what she's found, but the more she searches for answers, the more her family's silences start to sound deliberate. Set between island ferries and mainland hallways, Something Good, Added follows one girl caught between who she's supposed to be and what she's beginning to uncover-a story about friendship, legacy, and the quiet disasters that echo through time long after the world stops noticing.

In a sunny village in Comoros, two childhood friends - Mila and Karim - turn their laughter and coconut tree adventures into a sweet mission: to rebuild their storm-damaged school by selling coconut candy. But between teasing, teamwork, and a few sticky accidents, friendship begins to blur into something deeper. The Coconut Promise is a heartwarming teenage story about love, culture, and helping others - told from both sides of the friendship, with humor, tradition, and a lot of tropical joy.

Nana lives in her own slice of heaven. But she's not the only angel. [this is a completely unfinished piece of work!] [I just wanted to share a honey-dipped taste]

Ending up in Summer Haven was never apart of the plan, it was just supposed to be a sunset boat trip. Add a hurricane on top of that and friendships are never going to be the same. What do four teenagers know about living alone let alone in a Hurricane. Plus when the truth comes out, will things ever be the same?

A young girl enters the 21st Century with excitement and trepidation without knowing what life will hold as an independent woman in this era. After a disastrous relationship and difficulties climbing the corporate ladder, she turns her back on the last ten years to start again: spending a year living and working on an island and she finds her life is changed forever. When she returns, the rest of Australia has gone mad with technology and are experiencing illness and disease at a rapidly increasing rate that no one can explain. Life for her is also changing at a rapid pace and she has to decide what role technology will play in her life. The story contrasts the life of a man and a women in the 21st century and will take you on a journey from Far North Queensland to the city of Melbourne, Victoria, out to the bush in the Dandenong Ranges and to the sea in the Bayside suburbs. Like mobile phone reception and data charges, there will be blind spots, outages, outrages, spam and scams, costly mistakes, additional fees, fast pace, slow pace, and the unknown.

Maura never wanted to spend her summer on the Outer Banks. She came only because her mom asked, hoping a short visit would be enough to ease whatever worry was behind her voice. But the moment Maura sets foot on the island, she feels it. The shift in the air. The eyes that linger. The sense that everyone knows something she does not. Her mom told her to enjoy the beaches, meet a few locals, and try to relax. Simple enough. Until Maura starts to notice the patterns. Strangers who seem to recognize her. A family name she has never heard whispered like a warning. A past she does not remember tied tightly to a place she has never been. The Outer Banks has its own rhythm, shaped by secrets buried in sand and salt. Maura is supposed to be a visitor, nothing more. Instead, she finds herself pulled into a story that began long before she arrived, one her mom never prepared her for. Now the island is waking up around her, and Maura has to decide if she is ready to learn the truth it has been holding for years.

Elias Noah is the son of the famous company of Yacht in his generation. The man is hot headed and always lose his temper when he talk to someone. He loves fishing and it is his pass time when he is in his private yacht. He loves his alone time in the middle of the sea. Fishing keeps him relaxed and rebooted. But one fine day, with the windy day he accidentally catches someone and not the fish. And the moment, it popped out from the deep sea he saw the most beautiful tantalizing eyes of a girl, with a bait he made in her hand. And it all started with that. Note: The cover is from Richard G. and Sarah L. photoshoot. Credits to the real owner.

When a group of kids crash onto a deserted tropical island there's only one thing that will save them, hope but when not everybody agrees and arguments arise what will stop them from turning savage???

You will always have two people in your life the woman you married and the woman you love. Most of the time the woman you marry is the woman you love, but not in this story.

stranded on a dino-filled island, alexander finds herself stuck among over 100 hormonal teenage boys fighting to survive along side many dinosaurs and ocean predators preventing escape.... also may have some romance.... sorry if its terrible :/ i also am not very imaginative when it comes to names so im sorry but i have used James Dashners maze runner boys ( e.g newt, alby, thomas ect ) but it will not follow his stories at all. hope you enjoy my friends :)

Young, hard working and dedicated Clayton was deployed on a remote island for a new project by the firm he's working at. This was the break he needed after three years of day to day, nine to five. The view, the amenities, the accomodation and many other perks of the multibillion worth of property was enough for him, but something else is in store for him.

This is a story of 2 cousins going to their home town HUTBAY a little group of islands in Andaman and nicobar Islands after many years. There are 2 characters here Nyneshiaa and Drishti. Nyneshiaa is a law student doing her internship at Supreme Court Delhi. And Drishti is a pediatric doctor at Mumbai....they unveal the secrets together about their family ..and meet their true love of their life

Yzabella Beatriz Flores had a plan. Survive her shifts. Ignore her heartbreak. Move on. Simple. Then she met a stranger in the ocean. What began as a conversation beneath the stars turned into coffee, spontaneous trips, island adventures, and a connection she never saw coming. The stranger called himself Izhar. And somewhere between shared sunsets, unexpected detours, and conversations that lasted longer than they should have, he became a part of her life. But timing has a way of ruining even the best stories. When life pulls them apart, Ysla learns that some people don't leave all at once. They disappear slowly-through missed messages, growing distance, and the quiet ache of becoming strangers again. Or at least that's what she tells herself. Until fourteen months later, Izhar returns. And suddenly, moving on isn't quite as simple as she thought. A story about missed timing, unexpected journeys, and the people who leave footprints in places we didn't know existed.

Maddie Jamison has finally figured out college life, but now she's forced to return to her small-town, island home. Coronavirus is ravaging the world and schools are closed. With a germaphobe mom and a dad who has eyes everywhere, the months ahead promise nothing short of suffocation. Ty Franklin hasn't felt welcome at home since his dad remarried four years ago. College was a chance to break free. Now he's got no other option but to return to where he's not wanted. His plan: spend as little time as possible with his family. Tough to do when "social isolation" and "self-quarantine" are the buzzwords of the day. Then there's Janelle, devastated to leave her new besties, new boyfriend, and a promising internship in Malibu. And Janelle's twin brother, Jaden, who might just get stuck in Canada. And Camolyn, coming to terms with who she is and certain her parents are going to freak. Forget Covid 19. The real question is, can they survive being back on "the rock?" DISCLAIMER: The story, all names, characters, and incidents portrayed in this story are fictitious. No identification with actual persons (living or deceased), buildings, businesses, and events is intended or should be inferred.

Nina is a selfish popular girl who runs the school along with her friends. But even she knows she has no true friends. She always keeps everyone at a distance, never letting a single person know her true self, never letting them gain her trust. After the loss of her mother, she refused to let anyone close to her. Even her own father would never trust her, or love her. But suddenly that all changes when she is kidnapped and shipwrecks on a strange island. The mysterious island is filled with strange creatures believed to had only been fairy tales, that was...until now.