A life unknown caused by revenge.At the hands of a scorned sorceresses, Malik was punished by a life as an outsider.Will Malik fight to know where he came from or will he suffer in the shadows.Raven was the human leaders daughter. Beautiful and strong, she knows what she wants and she gets it. She dreamed of traveling the world until meeting Malik and discovering her Mothers secret, changes her journey.

This story takes place in the year 10,000 Earth is now a wasteland, the mankind has made a mockery of the planet given to them. One day the Gods descended taking back the earth, under their control, the Gods decide to make all humans into full-bloods. Full-bloods are humans bound to a god they worship in their factions. five gods are ruling over the earth, and the continents have merged forming Gaia. Split into four factions controlling with their powers. Rio God of Hatred rules the north ...

The incongruity of his manner of life was patent to all who saw. The mountaineers around him recognized it, but they attributed it to the fact of his being a foreigner. The more cultivated folk realized that a man of the world who bore every mark of good birth and breeding was indeed out of place in the gray jeans of the North Carolina farmer, guiding the plough with his own hand.

The Universe holds many secrets.Men have wasted away to solve the secrets.Earth been destroyed. Humans are desperate to survive. Mysteries arise. Mother Nature gives surprise.What does that reality contain?Will it have any glimmers of hope for mankind?Who knows- that's why it's called The Unknown Reality

Savon is no normal man. Not when he was born with a hell creature in his soul. Some might call it demon, but it is far more than that. It preys upon even demons and their energy. Because of the darkness inside of him it alienates him from most others. Taken in as a child by Drake and his group of fighters, Savon helps humanity fight against the demons that have taken control of the world. An unearthly fog blots out even day light in some places. Savon just helps fight knowing one misstep c...

This vintage book contains a pictorial guide to the federal style of Hepplewhite, Shearer, and the early work of Sheraton. Including interesting historical information, detailed descriptions, and authentic photographs, this is a volume that will be of utility to those with a serious interest in antique furniture. Contents include: “Hepplewhite, Shearer, and Early Sheraton”, “The New Nation”, “The New Styles”, “The Changes Made in the New Styles”, “The Furniture – Chairs”, “Hepplewhite Chai...

Happiness and laughter are two of the most beautiful things in the world, for they are of the few that are purely unselfish. Laughter is not for yourself, but for others. When people are happy they present a cheerful spirit, which finds its reflection in every one they meet, for happiness is as contagious as a yawn. Of all the emotions, laughter is the most versatile, for it plays equally well the role of either parent or child to happiness.

“Odour of Chrysanthemums” is the story of Elizabeth, a young wife and mother waiting for her alcoholic husband, Walter, to return home from what she assumes is another night of drinking. This assumption, along with Elizabeth’s pre-conceptions about her husband and their relationship are broken down when his body is brought home from the coal mine where he works.In “Odour of Chrysanthemums” author D. H. Lawrence explores the concept of human isolation and the nature of love and rela...

Drawing from her own time as a nurse, Alcott presents a series of powerful stories that capture the human cost of the Civil War from both the front lines and the home front. These tales focus on the quiet heroism of those performing their duty in the face of immense suffering and uncertainty. It is a poignant tribute to the resilience of the human spirit during one of history’s darkest hours.

Bret Harte (1836-1902) was born in New York but moved to California at a young age, following the death of his father and his mother's remarriage. He is best known for his short stories of the West, but he spent many years as a typesetter, school teacher, editor, and journalist, working for such well known publications as the "Overland Monthly" in San Francisco and "The Atlantic Monthly". As a child he was an avid reader, and took a strong liking to Charles Dickens. Many of Harte's stories...