Mystery
The Vanishing Queen and the River That Flowed Backward
The river flowed backward on the day Queen Atani vanished, marking the beginning of a three-stage royal death ritual in the Queendom of Lubel. As the waters defied gravity, the people of Lubel sensed that their queen had passed, though her body had simply faded before her three sons, the Queensguard, and her closest attendants. Queen Atani’s disappearance was expected only by a few, including her aging chambermaid, who had witnessed this phenomenon before.
By Sohan Chandan2 years ago in Fiction
The Boys - Revealed
Bethan and Katie Bethan is at work when Katie calls and heads to the disabled bathroom to take it in relative privacy. Her boss has been tolerant of her recent absences and has been understanding of her difficulties but Bethan knows that this will continue only up to a point and that she may be fast reaching that.
By Rachel Deeming2 years ago in Fiction
How Effective Bookkeeping Impacts Cash Flow Management in Hospitality
Running a hospitality business is no easy task, and one of the most challenging aspects is managing cash flow. I’ve learned firsthand that keeping the money flowing smoothly is key to staying afloat, whether you're running a restaurant, resort, or hotel.
By Noah Johnson2 years ago in Fiction
The Role of Tax Auditing in Strengthening Financial Compliance for SMEs
Running a small or medium-sized business can feel like you’re constantly juggling different tasks. When I first started my own business, I didn’t pay much attention to tax audits—I figured those were only necessary for bigger companies. However, as my business grew, I quickly learned how essential tax auditing is to keep everything on track financially.
By Noah Johnson2 years ago in Fiction
The Awakening of Shadows
In the sprawling metropolis of New Beijing, where neon lights battled the perpetual toxic fog for dominion of the night sky, Alex Chen sat before a wall of screens, his fingers dancing over holographic keyboards. The soft blue glow illuminated his face, casting shadows that accentuated the dark circles under his eyes - medals of honor in his relentless pursuit of truth.
By Ulter Damin2 years ago in Fiction
The Great Ship Mystery
This trip was going to be epic. They had been talking about it for months. The past year was chaotic, and they needed to rest. This seemed like the perfect way to do so. Jeff had been on cruises before and had loved it, Olivia had always wanted to go. This not only gave them an opportunity to get away from all of life's craziness for a little while, but it also gave them an opportunity to just be together. For a few days it was going to be him and her on this great big, beautiful ocean. It was going to be amazing, and they were ready.
By Judith Jascha2 years ago in Fiction
Getting closer...
Dave Bethan's following me. She doesn't know that I've seen her. Or at least, I don't think she has. I knew she wouldn't leave it alone. I thought that I could block her out but I should have known that when it came to Laney, she wouldn't let it go.
By Rachel Deeming2 years ago in Fiction
