Mystery
Love in the Time of Wrestling
Combat Women's Wrestling had been in business for 14 years, and one of the promotion's big stars was Lena Pierce, nicknamed "The Iron Maiden" for her strong resolve. She had been wrestling for five years and boasted an impressive record in the ring, and had appeared to have seen it all in her time in the ring, until about a month ago.
By Clyde E. Dawkins2 years ago in Fiction
The Leonardo Paradox
Sarah found sanctuary in the shadows of the Duomo's crypt. As light filtered through narrow windows, she finally had a chance to study the manuscript properly. But something was wrong. Pages she had memorized in 1924 were different now – some text had vanished entirely, while new passages appeared in their place.
By Shane D. Spear2 years ago in Fiction
What Marketing Strategies Work Best For Self-Published Fiction Authors.
What Marketing Strategies Work Best For Self-Published Fiction Authors. Chuck Morgan Crime Fiction Author Over the years, self-published fiction authors like you have discovered that effective marketing strategies can significantly enhance your book's visibility and sales. Understanding the nuances of your target audience, leveraging social media, and optimizing your online presence are just a few tactics that can propel your writing career forward. In this blog post, you’ll uncover various marketing strategies tailored for self-published authors, helping you navigate the competitive landscape with confidence and purpose.
By Charles E Morgan2 years ago in Fiction
How Stories Define Our Reality
1. Stories assist in making sense of the world Life is messy, random, and disorienting. Stories provide us with a framework for making sense of chaos. They place a framework around our experiences so that we can perceive events as a logical story. If we hear a story, our brain will immediately begin looking for patterns, causes, and effects in the story.
By Ravirajsinh Sarvaiya2 years ago in Fiction
Deep and Romantic wishes.
Forever, My Valentine The first time Ethan saw her, he felt something shift inside him. It wasn’t just admiration or attraction—it was something deeper, something his heart recognized before his mind could process it. Her name was Claire, and from that moment on, she became the most beautiful part of his world.
By Emmanuel che nde2 years ago in Fiction
Busy Tone
Earnest’s home sat on 10 acres, and his closest neighbor was a half-mile beyond the junipers, piñons, and scrub brush surrounding him. He’d been there three years after deciding he was done with people—he’d spent his life surrounded by people, and all that was behind him. He had his trees, his acreage, a local golf course, and this house. He’d done his best to love the house, but it wasn't as simple as he’d hoped.
By Philip Canterbury2 years ago in Fiction
The Leonardo Paradox
Sarah had chosen to run. Neither the Guardians nor the Societá del Tempo could be trusted – Leonardo's warning echoed too strongly in her mind. Now she raced through Florence's narrow streets as the afternoon sun cast long shadows between the buildings. The compass in her hand ticked with increasing urgency, its dials spinning wildly whenever she changed direction.
By Shane D. Spear2 years ago in Fiction
The Vanishing Village
Nestled deep in the misty mountains of Eastern Europe, there was once a small, isolated village called Drachenheim. Home to no more than two hundred people, it was a peaceful place untouched by modern civilization. However, in the winter of 1923, something happened that remains one of history’s greatest unsolved mysteries.
By Anis Nouali2 years ago in Fiction
Hill House Treasure
He was remodeling a recently purchased old house. What he came across an unexpected find. It changed his life forever. He lived a palatial lifestyle in Sherman, Texas. According to his neighbors, he didn’t seem to work for a living. They were all curious about where he was getting his money.
By Scott A. Gese2 years ago in Fiction
The Wolf Witch - 2. Oliver's Life
It was three weeks since Oliver had moved out of Freda's life. He could shift into his werewolf self whenever he felt like it. It helped him to feel better. He was rolling around on the floor and just hanging out, letting his spirit feel free.
By Denise Larkin2 years ago in Fiction
