《Untold Stories》The Girl In The Dark
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The girl in the dark
Black was her style
She had a beautiful face in the dark
And glossy eyes that spark
Under that yellow faded smile
She huddled her pain
The aches in her heart
No one notices it
It's large and deep
Would this pain end shortly?
Or would it last long?
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The Monster Inside: The First Vampire
Despite appearances, there was once a time where monsters did not exist. Where peace and prosperity reigned over all life. But those sinful and demonic forces that had hidden themselves in the shadows just couldn't help themselves could they? They wanted a piece of that prosperity too. They wanted to taint it, corrupt it, revel in its dark side.This is the story of a boy who was tainted. Of a boy who unintentionally bore a seed of sin and who in his naivety let it out. This is the story of how that boy was shamed and disgraced. Of how he was outcast for simply being. This is the story of how that boy learned to embrace the darkness that made him different. A darkness that would later make him known as the Lord of Night. Note to Reader: I understand this book is not for everyone, if there is a writer that can write to please everyone, I have never heard of them. The MC can be frustrating in his decisions as he learns to grow and accept what and who he is. I believe this reality is unavoidable. That being said, if you feel the need to give a review, please do so, just know that I will report you if all that review seems to do is blab toxic language and insult my literary choices without giving constructive advice or alternatives. That's not just a me policy, that's a policy of this website. I'm not writing this note because I'm a writer who does not acknowledge that there are faults in my work. I know there are. That's what happens when it hasn't been professionally edited by someone other than the author. I'm saying this because I'm sick of reading 1 star or 0.5 star rated reviews that seem to do nothing but hate on the book because they don't like the story. No comments on grammar, ways to improve or suggestions for better story arcs. Just plain hate. It's not on, and I frankly shouldn't have to write this note, but needed to get it off my chest. In saying all that, thank you to those who do leave reviews that don't fall into the above category. Your appreciation of my work, or alternatively, your willingness to give advice for improvement, is appreciated.
8 1696The Beetle: Monster. LitRPG series book I
Looking for something new? Here is a new litRPG series. The main character is a Virtual Game developer, who gets into the game by force. In the game his character is a beetle-monster. He lost his memory and doesn't identify himself to be a monster. He begins to bump his skills and get different achievements. The shards of memories follow him, but he can't trust them. The hero tries to know the truth. And the higher his intelligence, the more memories he gets. The realm, he falls into, is an underground world, which consists of ten levels, which differ with their caves, corridors and monsters. The dungeons are full of aggressive beetles of different types, forms, and sizes. There are a clear hierarchy and division between them. Also, two endless wars are going on-one is between monsters' clans, and the other is between monsters and humans.
8 153We're Almost A Hero!: In A Fantasy World With A Commoner Class!
In a world dominated by people with outstanding abilities to combat against evil They are called "Heroes". They venture and fight back against monsters that threaten humanity. They have many names for them, for example, [Knights], [Archers], [Mages] and many more But what about the others? The people who got the short end of the stick? [Farmer], [Tailor], [Merchant]. Could they become a hero? Could a [Chef] fight against a [Knight] equally? Could a [Librarian] perform magic like a [Mage]? Could a [Miner] fight against an unkillable beast? Join Earth, an overly idealistic boy who has aspirations of becoming a hero but constantly shunned by society because of his class being a [Chef] Joined by other rejects of this cruel society of discrimination and inferiority, they will surpass every obstacle on the path of becoming a hero As they always come up with odd ways to prove themselves that it doesn't matter who you are, you can be a hero if you try! What does it take to be a hero?
8 90Alpha Alcander
[#1 in wearwolf 6/8/17] "Come on Jenna. Just one word." He taunt. He gripped my wrist in one hand and trailed his hand down my side to my hips. His hand went under my shirt and rested on my skin that sent sparks through my body. His finger did designs over my skin while he continue to nibble on the spot of my neck. "St-"His mouth come off my skin and I felt his glaze on my face. I open my eyes and barely see any hazel in his eyes. His eyes are fighting to get back to his regular eye color but the desire from him is fighting over his body. His lips are plump and my neck burns from the air hitting my raw neck. I don't know how he manage to bite my skin from the scabs from trying to heal my wounds but he manage to do so. "Say it." His voice is deep and husky. That it sent shivers through my spin, making me close my legs tight. He breathe in and his eyes went complete black. "Say it Jenna or I won't stop what's going to happen next." His voice is so deep that I didn't think it was Alcander. I looked straight in those deep coal eyes and said, "I Jenna Knox reject Alpha Alcander as my mate." *****Jenna Knox. She always believed her mate would be some guy in some shining armor and would take her far away from her pack and raise a perfect family. But what she didn't know was that her mate was going be some one who kills for fun. Kills other packs,And laughs at their alpha who's on the ground begging for mercy. Let's just she how she handles Alpha Alcander.[COMPLETE][FIRST BOOK, SECOND ALPHA VALDUS]* cover by @motelflowers* *READ AT YOUR OWN RISK**NOT EDITED!* *Mature content**A lot of cursing**Highest rank so far; #1*
8 348Maitbudi
Fermboi was a man of one ideal: make the weak strong. When his rebellion against the king proved futile, he was given another chance at life. This time, he sought to do nothing after realizing the hopelessness of it all. Aventina wanted to do nothing more than to follow her father’s footsteps. On a retaliation raid against her tribe’s enemies, her brothers perished. Spared by a leader of her enemies, she returned home to find herself the chief of her tribe. Bolahulag, half-civilized and half-barbarian, half-lowborn and half-royal. Raised in his mother’s civilized tent in a sea of barbaric shelters, Bolahulag was hesitant to follow his paternal way of life. After a battle between a civilized king and his father, Bolahulag was sent as hostage to learn the economy and military of the nation his father defeated. Derai knew nothing more than being an orphan, but when a merchant took her in, the world she thought impossible soon became a reality. Monghe, stuck in a school exemplifying strength for most of his life, began to understand what he needed to do in order to be strong instead of weak. Story is mostly about nothing. Fermboi does most of the nothing. Aventina does most of the military things. Bolahulag does a balance of economy and military. Derai focuses on economy. Monghe spitfires what it means to be a typical hero. Hopefully this is enough to give a general idea to people who don’t like going blind aside from the work being purportedly “good.” Who am I kidding, my writing is terrible. I hope it improves though.
8 153A Meaningless Hero
Book 1 Gray, a college student in his final year of studies suddenly finds himself in another world on his way to class. For most, a dream come true. Not for him. Caught in a life-threatening situation minutes after arriving, can he find a way home? And if he can... will he want to after spending so long in this new world? -Author's Note- My first story posted here, inspired by elements from Japanese web novels, Xianxia and more. Not much to say other than enjoy and thanks in advance for reading. Rewrite hosted on scribblehub as "Nothing Persists"
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