Young Adult
Dreamer - Chapter 50
The hospital lights were bright as the doors opened, the cranked-up AC welcoming me inside. Standing by the receptionist desk was T, who had been leaned over the counter with a clipboard in hand before he glanced over and waved for me to come by. "Lex! Hey!" He smiled, "Came to see your dad?"
By 'Lissa Stufflestreet4 years ago in Fiction
The Dragon's Angel
Prologue The whole forest was alight with revelry and cheer as the noble families from the Lunar Kingdom prepared to come down for their yearly visit to Efril. The natives had a week-long holiday that they celebrated for these royals, called the moonlight festival, in which the king and queen and their court would ride down the mountainside from their secluded castle in elegant horse-drawn carriages.
By Brenna Williams4 years ago in Fiction
The Bogfrog Cycle
It has been eleven years and the bogfrogs were finally grown. The realization did not fully settle on Menthe that morning, nor the next. The realization did not settle until a large frog unhinged its jaw and swallowed one of her cows. She had snapped up the bogfrog, taking care to crunch it before it shot its tongue down her throat and choked her. That’s how her nestmate died many years ago.
By Jersee Hogue4 years ago in Fiction
Calain And The Angel Dragon
A long time before the Dragon Friend Legacy had begun there was a tragedy that almost took the life of the one that would one day become the father of the that alliance, an alliance that would save the fate of Delmar forever and change the future for the better. A life could have been lost that day, but that day there was a guardian angel.
By Jonathan Burton Peters Jr.4 years ago in Fiction
The Serpent Sign
Long past the Age of Dragons, well into the Era of Man, two souls were born into a royal family on a moonless night. In the nation they were born, the coastal state of Aqentis, there was a superstition regarding twin births; a superstition hailing back to the nation’s genesis and its twin dragon rulers. It was said that the birth of twins was called the Serpent Sign. Once thought to be an augur of good fortune, it is now considered an ill omen, heralding a disaster to that bloodline. On that moonless night, the princess of Aqentis, Niolandi, gave birth to twins: a girl and a boy.
By Chris Heller4 years ago in Fiction
The Tongue of the Dragon
Chapter 1: The Tongue of the Dragon “What are you doing here?” asked Percival. He was looking at a young boy sitting alone on a tree stump. The boy’s legs couldn’t reach the ground and they were hanging limp. It was cold and it was raining.
By Enoch J Rhodes4 years ago in Fiction
