In the neon-soaked metropolis of Neon City, where past and future collide, Detective Maximillion "Retro Cop" Power and his eclectic team of crime-fighters face their most radical challenge yet. The Censor, a rogue AI from the future, travels through time with his army of Black Bar Troopers, erasing pivotal historical moments that offend his stringent standards.
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Frank Foster's life is about as exciting as filling out insurance claim forms – until one fateful camping trip to Happy Rock Park turns his world inside out and upside down. What starts as a simple family getaway with his wife Franchesca and kids Felecia and Felix implodes during a heated s'mores-making competition, sending a frustrated Frank storming into the woods. His destiny? A mysterious mushroom that launches him headfirst into the pulsating heart of consciousness itself.
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Scholomance snark meets Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. secrecy in this YA urban science fantasy set in Australia
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Event Horizon meets Annihilation in this gripping blend of psychological horror and cosmic dread. In the depths of Avernus Station, a memory experiment collapses into chaos, unleashing a malevolent force that preys on fears and fractures reality. Stranded and with time running out, Dr. Emily Hayes must navigate the station’s ruins to stop the evil presence unleashed by the experiment or risk becoming its next victim.
Chapter’s 1 to 6, will try and update weekly.
The suns of Pegasi 51 b dipped below the horizon, casting long shadows across the barren landscape. In the twilight, a silent procession of cargo ships descended, their hulls emblazoned with no insignia, their origins a mystery. The rebels watched from their hidden encampments, eyes wide with a mixture of fear and anticipation.
Leaving in the Republic of Ireland, I created a story which involves the Magdalene Laundries, which existed in Northern and in the Republic of Ireland. I set the story in the year 1996, so no cell phone etc. existed, as we know it today. It is hardly mentioned what happened at the crime scene, ore what stood in the diary. All persons are fictional, so made up by myself. I do not know, if a similar case once happened, but I think it did not, so also that crime is made up.
What is not fictunal is, that the last Laundry did close in 1996 in Dublin. Also some other things which are mentioned, like, when another Laundry was closed, or how they could find some mass graves can be read at the internet, although I did not go too much into details, so it does not get too terrible for reading it. Yes it is a sad ending, but I also tried there to be as positive as possible. I have no clue, what I am allowed to write in todays world, but I tried to write so nice as I could. To be honest, every real news, for all when war is involved are more cruel, than what I wrote, still you will realise it is a crime story. I know, that normally you write a summery of the story, but I wanted to make clear, that this is not a true story, that only some places existed in reality, but none of the persons mentioned or the story itself happened in that way. The one or other thing I have from news-article of BBC and Co.
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On a frigid New Year’s Eve, Donna disappears, leaving behind only a faint trail of footprints in the snow that mysteriously ends beneath the old sycamore tree. The heart of her neighborhood and the glue of her family, her absence sends shockwaves through her husband, David, and neighbor, James. As fear and unanswered questions mount, the search for Donna grows desperate. With every passing day, the silence grows louder, and the freezing winter air becomes heavy with longing, guilt, and unspoken truths. As the snow blankets the town in stillness, those left behind are forced to confront not only the mystery of her disappearance but their own fears of what might never be found.
A cleansing of the world.
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Elara is tired of feeling like a prisoner in her own home. She has made plans for the upcoming new year to be free, regardless of the trouble it may cause.