A Ballad of the Samurai Story Arrian deals with a magical sword, his father's death. Helping his mother and sister accept this tragic event. All the meanwhile attending high school, in a new city. Where things can go wrong in an instant. / (Reviews)
When Gavin and Kya's eyes meet across a crowded cafeteria, it is most definitely not love at first sight. He thinks she's cute, but she's aware of his reputation, and is distinctly unimpressed when he comes over to say hi. But he's not what she expected at all, and he leaves her decidedly flustered.
They thought it was just a haunted house. But the Harrow House doesn’t feed on fear—it feasts on secret desires. As old wounds surface and forbidden temptations rise, the line between terror and longing dissolves. Fear burns off like fog, replaced by touch, heat, and surrender. The Harrow Testament is a gothic confession of aching bodies, unraveling minds, and pleasures too strong to resist.
I was fingered as the oldest male descendant of a railroad baron. The prize was an island near Bangor Maine. The conditions? What the hell was he THINKING?
Magic exists. Everything straight out of myth and legend, folklore and religion, fantasy and nightmare has at least a kernel of truth to it. Warning - this is just a teaser to a much bigger upcoming story. / (Reviews)
An msboy8 Fan Fiction Story Story What if a man won't stay dead? What if he comes back in someone elses body? Now the sexy part, what will his girl friend do when a stranger thinks he is her boyfriend?
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It's magic, but not as we know it. A fantasy in six parts.
I've written it all, so you won't be left in the lurch.
>Lucilla watched the celebrities for a few more minutes, and then turned to go. It wasn't until then that she noticed the key. The hotel room key, hooked impossibly over the waistband of her white panties. Lasco's key, obviously. This was worse than she thought. Or better, she realised, grinning.