Solar Vendetta — Synopsis In the scorched frontier of Heliotrope Ridge, a solar‑powered boomtown shimmering under a blistering future sun, a stranger arrives: Butch Alpine, the infamous contract killer whose reputation travels faster than the dust storms at his back. He’s hunting one man — Thomas Sigma — the engineer‑turned‑opportunist blamed for letting the water reserves of their previous compound evaporate into nothing. Thomas’s six henchmen tried bartering the last remaining water for gold, failed spectacularly, and scattered. Butch has been tracking them, collecting their gold piece by piece like grim trophies. But Heliotrope Ridge holds a complication Butch didn’t expect: Nephelia Chochoe — solar mechanic, desert mystic, and the only person who ever knew Butch before he became a ghost with a gun. Nephelia is in love with Thomas Sigma. And she knows exactly what Butch is capable of... O.A.

Ethan and Harold are saved by Madelyn and now he gets answers to what he really is, and what path he must take.

The Sanctimonious Path to Enlightenment Two middle‑aged Jamaican‑Canadian cousins, Oliver and Marlon, reach a breaking point when they witness the quiet neglect consuming their mothers inside two overcrowded, underfunded care facilities. Fueled by love, guilt, and a wildly inflated sense of spiritual purpose, they stage a chaotic midnight “liberation,” smuggling Mama Inez and Auntie Della out of their respective nursing homes and onto the Sunshine Coast Highway. What begins as a righteous mission quickly unravels into a satirical odyssey. As the four travel north in a battered teal minivan, the sons congratulate themselves on their moral bravery while their mothers—sharp‑tongued, unimpressed, and wiser than both men combined—remind them that enlightenment is not earned through speeches, but through humility. Along the journey, flashbacks to Kingston childhoods, mango trees, church hats, and hard‑won lessons reveal the deep cultural roots... O.A

“The Memoirs of Levy”, A series of parts I, II and III. The series is a collection of fictional poetry that consists of poems, narratives and daydreams of the life and experiences of Ms. Daila Brie Levy. The collection relays fictional aspects with some collaboration of the real life non-fiction stories of the writer. A mix of fiction, non-fiction, love, and fantasy.

Four friends finally take the trip to Europe they have been talking about since college. While backpacking through Poland they find themselves in a medieval village that is all too familiar.

The Manuscript: Part II – The Velvet Manifesto I’m looking at this little black book. Anton’s book. It’s got some heavy words in it, y’know? People get scared when they see it. They think it’s all about the shadows. But listen... it’s really about the light inside you. Your own spotlight.

A peaceful night's sleep was getting hard for Danny to come by. A horrible nightmare, so graphic and vivid, it felt like a premonition of unstoppable disaster. Just maybe it was.

Manuscript Fragment: The Prelude The ink is black, but if you look close enough, it shimmers like a sequin under a spotlight. I’m sitting here in the quiet—the kind of quiet that feels like the world is holding its breath, waiting for the beat to drop. People talk, y’know? They say I’m the shadow in the corner. The whisper in the garden. But they weren't there when the music started.

I dream of you. In times, where there’s, nothing left of you, but a single drop of tear, it may flood the gates. And then I begin to think, that I, remember.

Ancient tomes of forgotten lore are best not interfered with. That's why there is a group of investigators who secure such volumes, for the protection of humanity.

A man who has become isolated during a zombie apocalypse discovers disturbing secrets about the world's self styled elites.

Lost children discover a covert community in the woods, and become subject to their strange rituals.

Soon, newborns will be engineered through a "collective" effort - and not necessarily from parents of different sexes.

Chapter 13. When Danny arranges to take Kevin and Carrie back the tracks to see where Duhamel lives. They don't know it but they are not alone. They're being watched, from behind and in front.

"The grieving period is far from over. However, Ma'ite, Eywa is with you. The great mother has a plan for all of us and it will soon be revealed. I pray that you believe in that." After Mo'at spoke, she moved aside to allow her daughter to be alone. In her absence, Neytiri saw as one lone atokirina floated lightly above her. Almost dancing around her head before drifting off. This was a sign. It had to be. (Disclaimer that this is somewhat an alternative drabble of events that have happened in the universe because I have not read the comics. This does not strictly follow the storyline at all.)

If you approach with a genuine desire to connect, a lack of entitlement to her time, and the social awareness to know when to move on—you’ll never have to worry about being “that guy.”

This is a tiny snippet of how it felt to grow up in an abusive household. My biological father was the abuser, and me, my mother, and my sister all endured his cruelty.

Mahogany thought she was going to marry a married man. Now she is engaged to her childhood friend that she has not seen in over 40 years. She is in the pickle of her life. Her only escape is her writing. She becomes stagnant and it turns out she becomes intrigued by her present drama. She puts aside her current novel that she has been working on for 5 years, to focus on this new idea. Now she has to convince her literary agent not to drop her from his roster of authors and to trust her direction.

Michael Donnellan released a documentary movie about a lost city he found with sonar scanners underwater.

The video that never ends once its started taking life after life. Meet evan and what he goes through