Fantasy
Quantum Leap 2023 gone too soon
In this article I will discuss Quantum Leap 2023. Sadly, we only get two seasons of this show because the producers had to go out of their way to pretend whites and men don't exist. you rarely saw a white male or any whites on this show. It was still a good show, worth watching but no one is going to believe that all the people in Salem were minorities and women. I read articles claiming it was a good thing since in times past minorities were not shown on TV. Of course this did not work out for the show. How about instead of fixing things we cannot fix, just make good shows with a nice mixture of different ethnicities and both men and women interacting with each other in a respectful way. I know that would be too hard for Hollywood since men bad, women good. I liked all the main characters in this show.
By Ferrari King2 years ago in Fiction
The Whispers of Ashwood Manor
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By Punit kumar2 years ago in Fiction
Chapter Four: A Game of Shadows (Shadows of Orion)
The Hideout Sam parked the SUV in the overgrown driveway of a decrepit cabin deep in the Rockies. The structure looked like it might collapse under the weight of a strong breeze, but that was part of its charm—or so Maya claimed.
By Marveline Merab2 years ago in Fiction
Time Traveler
James Jackson was an ordinary young man. He lived a simple life, but he often had strange dreams. These dreams were vivid and unusual. Sometimes, he dreamed about an ancient battlefield. Other times, he saw flying cars and futuristic cities. James thought these dreams were just his imagination. But his life changed completely when he found a strange device in his grandfather's old closet.
By Madiha Mughal2 years ago in Fiction
Chapter Three: The Laboratory Raid (Shadows of Orion)
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By Marveline Merab2 years ago in Fiction
Chapter Two: A Reluctant Alliance (Shadows of Orion)
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By Marveline Merab2 years ago in Fiction
Chapter 1: The Catalyst (Shadows of Orion)
Sam Kincaid’s cabin was the kind of place you didn’t find unless you were looking to disappear. Tucked into the dense pine forests of Montana, it had no Wi-Fi, no phone signal, and the nearest neighbor was a grizzly bear with a bad temper. Sam liked it that way.
By Marveline Merab2 years ago in Fiction
The Shadow Merchant
Velda’s name was whispered through the alleyways of the city of Greystone, though few dared to speak it too loudly. A thief by trade, she had a reputation for impossible heists—breaking into the most secure vaults, stealing from the wealthiest nobles, and vanishing without a trace. Her skill with shadows made her a legend among her peers, but Velda wasn’t interested in fame. She was interested in survival, and Greystone was a city where only the cunning survived.
By Timi mayowa2 years ago in Fiction
