In the conclusion of the battle of what's real and what's not, Eve Meyer sets out to finish what she started.

A beginning introduction into the world of Ghealdon. This is a Gods view, looking down on a world he is no longer part of.

Stan Prolongo thought he was investigating a ghost. He walked into something far older and more dangerous. I should've known better when the gorgeous receptionist vanished into thin air. But sightseeing don't pay the rent, so there I was, Stan Prolongo, private detective, investigating a ghost at the Sciacca Retirement Community. A manager weeping over his dead wife in a broom closet. A receptionist who kept disappearing like smoke. Ten naked seniors with pickleball rackets. That's when I knew this wasn't your typical haunting. Five zones decorated with goddess symbols. Photographs showing the same women, year after year, except their faces kept changing. An old man poked my chest: "You'll never be one of us." By the time I met Mrs. Aphrodite Oshun, beautiful and dangerous with smoke curling around her fingers, it was too late. Blue smoke. Darkness. I woke up in white robes. Surrounded by cultists. Pure of heart, they said. Wrong place, wrong time, and exactly what they needed.

Sometimes we forget who we are, we have to look back at what we've created at what started our journey to remember who we are. We are a Rebellion.

Silas’s daughter was taken, and he must pay the price to get her back. Though he may not even be able to achieve that much.

The Glass Horizon She woke up with a new face, a bag of blood money, and a voice in her head that wasn’t her own. After a near-fatal crash on the cliffs of Big Sur, a world-class surgeon discovers her amnesia isn't an accident—it’s a medical reset. Trapped behind surgical bandages and hunted by the "Original" woman she was meant to replace, she must navigate a deadly game of identity and high-tech brainwashing. In a world where memories are programmed and faces are interchangeable, how do you find the truth when your own reflection is a lie? A high-octane psychological thriller about the cost of a clean slate.

Every unforgettable character believes something that simply isn’t true—and that belief quietly wrecks their life. This is the character’s lie: a flawed worldview shaped by past hurt, bad lessons, and emotional survival tactics that no longer work. It explains why your protagonist makes terrible choices with confidence and why they don’t already have what they want. When a story feels flat, it’s usually because no one is internally wrong enough. In this article, we’ll break down what the character’s lie is, where it comes from, how it shows up on the page, and why breaking it is the emotional engine of a satisfying story. Consider this your permission slip to emotionally ruin your characters—for excellent narrative reasons.

Coming Jan 22nd. As I told you, this is part 4.1, the thrilling second half to part 4. This is where the action happens. Erotic Ebonics part 4.1 enjoy.

Coming Jan 22. This is the first half of part 4. The second explosive half will be released later on within 24 hours. Erotic Ebonics part 4 just for you.

After their life gets flipped upside down the girls have to figure out what’s actually going on before it’s too late and also before anyone else know they know.

Growing up, I'm sure you were told many times that monsters didn’t exist and that mythical creatures were just that, mythical. But what happens when an innocent accident turns out to be something transformatively life-changing?

The world is so vast you can't escape it. Try to love more often that never and have a good life. Lol

Because the world is vast you are superficial and loved and kind. We will see that. Welcome home bro

A family thinks they're going to live their dream only to find out it's a nightmare. They try to run away to a different place to find out it's worse.

Coming Jan 8th 2026. This will get the pot stirring. Kick back relax and enjoy the ride. Chapter 2 of Hardcore on The Hood.

The prologue establishes the night as a quiet, watchful presence and introduces a ghost that haunts the town subtly rather than violently, appearing only after dark and leaving behind unease instead of destruction. Through rumors and small disturbances—whispers, flickering lights, animals refusing certain paths—the town’s long history with the unseen is hinted at, while it’s made clear the ghost is not driven by anger but by something unfinished that binds it to the living world. The night itself seems to recognize and shelter the ghost, deepening the mystery. The prologue closes on a turning point: for the first time in years, someone else is awake and aware, breaking the ghost’s solitude and signaling that the story is about to truly begin.

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Elias Thorne, a meticulous clockmaker living in a fog-drenched river town, finds himself haunted by a woman who appears on the local pier every night at precisely 2:14 AM. When he discovers her likeness in a century-old family ledger, Elias is pulled into a supernatural mystery involving a tragic ancestor and a hidden, gargantuan machine that has trapped a soul in a loop of time. To set things right, he must venture beneath the city's foundations to confront the "Great Clock" and decide whether to keep the past alive or finally let the gears of time move forward.

Connected to my short story, "A Lovely Letter." A poem of sorts from the perspective of the soldier.

A soldier writes home to their love. Inspired by the letters sent between loved ones during times of war.