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Isekai Winner: Super Sweepstakes!
Emma Longstone is not a regular person; she's famous for holding the world record for most Sweepstakes won by a single person! Her luck is good to the point where she's won the lottery multiple times in a row, accurately predicted the value of stocks years in advance, and never lost rock-paper-scissors. Unfortunately, things aren't always rosy at the top; having earned a fortune from her efforts as a professional sweepstaker, business owners everywhere despised her. That's why they assassinated her. On her way to the afterlife, her journey was disrupted by a deity called Tchadd. He offered her a chance to escape a brutal afterlife if she agreed to work for him. She agreed and was hired as an Isekai Winner, a person with qualities impressive enough to save entire worlds. Now she finds herself using sweepstaking to save worlds in non-intuitive ways!(Note: this description is misleading)
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Vast Asleep
The story of Kingard the Binder in the aftermath of Broken This short story is the epilogue of Broken, the second book of the Chronicles of Mother's Gate series. It’s a great follow-up to the novel, a bonus story that adds extra layers but is set apart from the full-length narrative. Vast Asleep follows the story of Kingard, who finds himself caught in a world called Mother's realm, bathed in glowing light but strangely stuck in place. He encounters his greatson Varyan there, and learns that his experiences are likely dreams. As he grows more accustomed to the loving realm around him, Kingard remembers fear and trepidation about the face of the world, and he loses contact with his companion. This story answers the question, Is Kingard really dead? with a tentative no, and new mysteries brewing. It also raises the question, What's happening while he's awake? and includes an excerpt from the sister story Ride Awake, about Kingard's situation with the Colkh'rak. Praise for Tales of the Known World Bookends: Loved it. The difference between the two stories is great! The difference between the epilogue and prologue is astounding. So much light and love in the first story. You feel safe reading it. Healing. The second, so much darkness, pain and despair. The choice of vocabulary is awesome and makes an impact. And this set of short stories ties the two books together so well. -- Dana V. of Texas ★★★★★
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Be My Wonder 8... || HanaNene
*Currently Editing*Inspired by the amazing anime: Toilet Bound Hanako-Kun / Jibaku Shounen Hanako-KunHanaNene Fan Fiction Hanako wants Yashiro to acknowledge his hints to her that she's his type, so he goes to crazy lengths to achieve this. What will Hanako come up with, and will he succeed in the end? Read to find out!Might be an Emotional rollercoaster. For people who read the descriptions, you have been warned.
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Resonator
Based on the CYOA by Lone Observer. Yanked from his everyday life nearing adulthood, an ordinary protagonist learns of his one in a hundred million gift of "Resonance", the ability to pilot enormous mechas known as "Slayers". As the only weapons effective against Outsiders, trans-dimensional beings from an unknown origin, he's now forced to fight against legions of eldritch nightmares bent on eliminating not just this new world, but every world thereafter. The likelihood of death is high, escape is not an option. Not every story has a happy ending. Original CYOA - https://imgur.com/r/makeyourchoice/fRsuzLv
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As told by Tulasi
An addition to 'He is in love with his ex'If you haven't read that story, please check it out in my works. You won't understand this one if you haven't read that.This is a short story of Tulasi's life before and after marriage. It focuses on the changes of her life from being in relationship with Karthik to getting married and winning her husband.
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Sweet as Venom
Gabriella left home to find freedom. But ended up finding something completely different; and that was Saxon.
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