In Jason Hill’s Even the Sun Will Die, truth is as dangerous as any bullet. Fired CIA spy Tony Collyns is pulled into a web of political deceit that challenges his loyalty, his values, and his sanity. As he uncovers betrayals from the highest echelons of power, he is forced to ask: Who really benefits when the truth is buried?

for all who wish to find the mystery behind alchemy, look past the words and read between the lines. to those who like a good story just read at face value. happy reading and id love to know your thoughts.

Story about harry moving to beacon hills with Teddy to start a new Life away from his trauma that Britain gave him.

I'm sure that I feel the same way that most fiction writers feel, that is, they love to write but feel like they're not any good at marketing. If that's you, you're not alone.

The new beginning and a new adventure. The main character leaves their world behind on the mainland to embark on a totally new life on Kauai.

Uh, I think it’s decent :3 (I’m desperate here, see?) Uhhhh there’s arson at the end Cool characters More stuff (I doubt that this is what they wanted for a description to engage people but who cares? ;3)

Ravishing berries were found in a jar of jelly in a cupboard. That jam tasted so good it smacked and now it fell and cracked.

The winding road into the Great Smoky Mountains unfurls like a ribbon of amber and gold on this crisp October afternoon.

Jason writes because he loves to write. He's self-published over 20 books and one day he hopes to get discovered--and if it doesn't happen, so be it.

Max, a private investigator in Chicago's late 1920's becomes embroiled in an intriguing mysterious case and a captivating woman who is more than she seems.

A kingdom of wildflowers must embark on an adventure to find their missing beloved leader, a queen black rose.

That wasn't what I had anticipated. Lets get on top of this, we're going back to the start. Insanity.

It's coming down on my table, on my desk. Let me stop fidgeting with that really big eraser that's hidden in the front of my desk. Focus.

Madam Veneer asks Sonya to accompany her to check on a wardline breaking close to the border and hopefully fix it.

Prompt: Who are they? What makes them tick? What was their life like growing up? What is their life like now? What strengths or weaknesses/ fears do they have?

Prompt: Go to Wikipedia and hit “Random Article” on the left menu. Then use that article to spark an idea for your writing. Write a story or narrative that relates to or includes the topic of that article in some way.

n 1924, three fur trappers—Edward Nickols, Roy Wilson, and Dewey Morris—were found murdered under the ice of Little Lava Lake in remote Oregon. They had vanished months earlier, with signs of violent deaths by gunshots and blunt force trauma. Despite early suspects, including a local moonshiner and a man caught trading furs, no one was ever charged. The harsh wilderness, lack of forensic technology, and limited law enforcement hindered the case. Nearly a century later, it remains unsolved. The mystery continues to intrigue, raising questions about justice, forgotten victims, and the potential of modern tools to shed new light.

The following Essay is an analysis and review of the film The Secret World of Arrietty, which explores the movie as a metaphor for the experience of a marginalized family in a community. Specifically, the experience of an immigrant family, or a family of color in an entirely white area.

This Essay is an analysis of the games Inside and Limbo, both of which are horror-based platformer games. The Essay compares how both games experiment with the concept of a platformer and create ambiance centric horror narratives.

Death is an interesting thing, isn't it? It's either sudden or agonizingly slow, with no in-between in any circumstance. A death can bring grief, joy, confusion… It all depends on the person.