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Thomas tramped noisily through the streets. His small, two year old son trotted after him, three of his strides matching one of Thomas’s, His straight, chestnut hair sprinkled with snow. ...

Chapter 1Keylee “Keylee! Keylee!” The child’s high pealing voice echoed through the tall, curved grape vines, the branches groaning under the cargo of succulent amethyst fruit. He giggled, a del

“And you, Keylee?” Her tutor, Professor Aryle looked up at her expectantly. His brows came together, as they did every time he pronounced her name. Keylee and her tutor loathed ...

Keylee sat bolt upright. She was sitting on a stool in her father's office. Duke Simeon Patrolled her around, tapping a birch switch against his thigh."The de Moncutan family are ...

This is just the first part of something I started writing and I want to see if its OK. reviews would be helpful, cause I don't know whether I'm going ...

PrologueBronwynIs this how it is meant to end? A lonely death, entombed beneath the earth, without knowing whether I am a meter below the ground or a kilometre. Not knowing ...

PrologueBronwynIs this how it is meant to end? A lonely death, entombed beneath the earth, without knowing whether I am a meter below the ground or a kilometre. Not knowing ...

i know the tense in this part is messed up, I forgot half way through. Just to clarify, it is supposd to be past. Chapter 2BronwynI got home in an ...

This is something I started writing randomly, as I do, then I liked it and wrote a bit more. I would really apreciate comments, I don't know if its any ...

Please comment and any suggestions for story titles would be very welcome :pChapter 1 The moon was high in the sky, a lustrous pearl cradled in the indigo belly of ...

After muchos deliberation, I decided to start writing my nameless story again *applause, please*. I usually don't write stories again after I abandon them, but I liked this one. Anyway, ...

Rewrite of Chapter 1..... Chapter 1VivienI pulled my hood down lower as I peeked out of the alleyway in Port Taylon. The buildings were tall and narrow on either side ...