the vain stag story

Filled with forbidden romance, fake fiancés, and hot-head athletes, this series will curl your toes and tug at your heartstrings. Timber, Tyrion, Thatcher and Hawk are the brooding brothers you've been waiting for. Readers are calling the Stag Brothers a captivating roller-coaster, a breath of fresh air--this series is scorching hot. Series includes: Sweet Distraction: I had everything under control...until I hired Alice. Filled Potential: She’s my lawyer. I’m on thin ice. Nothing can happen between us...except it already did. Fragile Illusion: It all started with a lie. But I never imagined falling for the girl. A Stag Family Christmas: The weather outside is frightful this Christmas, and the heat is on for the Stag Brothers. Caramel sauce isn’t the only sticky mess for these broody brothers. Beautiful Game: Everything comes at a cost. Is love worth the price? The Stag Brothers Series is created by Lainey Davis, an eGlobal Creative Publishing signed author.

Vain, a new otome game pushed into the public, marketed a new type of experience. A self changing game with all decisions made by the player. Quests are unlocked by actions of the player, and the actions of the player, itself, are unlimited. Players are to type their own speech, dictate their own actions. Which in turn leaves the effect of the players actions unlimited. No endings are alike. No heroine are alike. All characters can change.

The story is about a young girl who is a brilliant college professor. She had everything well except parents but she was happy. Somehow because of an unfortunate incident she got sucked into an ancient kingdom which was thought to have been lost in history. She was a researcher of this kingdom and so she was excited but she didnt know how to get around here. Luckily someone took her in ...that person would be her ancestor. And they had felt a sense of familiarity so no wonder. She got into the palace welll because she could speak a language only which the Prince of that kingdom could speak... a bit weird yep... One day.....in the dead of night She was being kissed by the drunk Crown Prince "One smile was enough for me to fall for you". Is it really an unfortunate thing that she 'time travelled'? Will she ever go back? Well well its her journey LETS FIND OUT!!! Please leave your reviews. Im sorry the outline is not that attractive but read on...you wont regret it.

Dionne is a middle-aged woman who lives with her two favorite daughters, Violet and Louella. One time, when the three of them were on vacation at the weekend, an incident occurred that made Dionne go back in time and fix all the problems she had done. "It's very cool here, Violet," said Dionne while enjoying the fresh air on the hill. Violet didn't respond, but not long after... "I'm going to put an end to this," Violet screwed the gun on Dionne. Dionne turned around, staring at the child who was ready to release a bullet. "Girl? y-you why?" "No need to behave like that! I've had enough of your behavior towards me, all this time!" Dor.... What's the next story? will Dionne be able to solve all the problems?

۞ MATURE CONTENT!!! ۞ Amaya once cherished her name. But after enduring five miserable lives, reincarnating again and again into the same family, in the same world, at the same time, she had come to loathe it—almost as much as she despised the Gods who seemed to toy with her existence, breaking her sanity for their own amusement. The only constants in her endless cycle were her suffering, a family willing to sell her to another kingdom for their survival, a lifetime of trauma, and the one man who granted her the only release she ever knew—death. Roman Nebelhain, the prodigious Crown Prince of the mighty Nebelhain Empire, with crimson waves of hair and piercing opal eyes, was her savior in every life. In her 1st life, sold at 11 to an aging, abusive king for military protection, her torment ended when Roman invaded her kingdom. At her pleading, he granted her the mercy of death at 13. In her 2nd life, despite trying to avoid her family’s schemes, she was sold to another cruel prince, enduring worse abuse until Roman’s blade ended her suffering once again. Her 3rd life saw her sold to Roman’s enemy, Zephyr Astrophel, a man who sought to use her magical bloodline for power, only to drive her to the brink of despair. At 25, she begged Roman to end it once more. In her 4th life, she ran from her fate, living briefly in peace until war tore her sanctuary apart. Overwhelmed by grief and rage, she unleashed her power, killing her enemies before turning to Roman for the solace of death yet again. Each life ended the same, and each time, Amaya awoke again, trapped in the endless loop of reincarnation. But in her 5th life, something changed. This time, she resolved to break the cycle. If death had always brought her to Roman, perhaps life would, too. Pretending to be mute to disarm those around her, Amaya set her sights on the man who had unknowingly been her only constant. Her plan was simple: find Roman, convince him to help her, and finally escape the Gods' cruel game. But what she didn’t realize was that this was their plan all along. The Gods had destined her and Roman to be together—not in death, but in life—and this time, there would be no running from it.

Mitchell Tanner is trying to live the straight life. Three years out of prison, he's working a regular job, living in his sister's basement, and doing the occasional side job for some connected guys up in Chicago. But, he's flailing in a relationship he can't quite figure out. Paul's a cute kid, right? A college guy so he's smart, but if he's so smart, what's he doing with Tanner in the first place?<br><br>An afternoon at the lake turns into a chilly confrontation, and Tanner struggles to get the whole human relationship thing. Can he figure it out before Paul gives up in disgust? Or will he go stag the rest of his life?

Synopsis: In the heart of a bustling city, a mysterious murder intertwines with the rhythmic pulse of its streets. "The Terracotta Stag" follows the journey of two investigators, navigating through hidden alleys and clandestine kitchens, as they unravel a complex web of deception and corporate intrigue. The discovery of a missing terracotta stag becomes the key to unlocking the truth behind the demise of a famed local baker. As the city's vibrant facade unravels, the investigators delve into the intricate layers of a clandestine world, exposing secrets that echo in the symphony of the city's nocturnal rhythm.

Ouroboros, the primordial entity of the void rage the war on Theraz. After completing its goal to defeat the demon lord, he finally died in the hand of the underworld ruler's daughter. And, so he reincarnated in the modern world living his life as a human. But, the long-gone sworn nemesis still tries to destroy the peace life he achieved...

When the once thriving economy of any entity - be it an individual, a corporate body, or a sovereign state - begins to decline; when its human or natural endowments turn sour; then some things have gone wrong which could be due to either internal or external influence. The Vain Garden is a book of fiction, which tries to depict the effect of negativism on virtually every aspect of life. As a common saying holds true, it is indeed easier to destroy than build and this book lays it bare. While true nationalists strive to build a stronger state through selfless service, there are those whose interests lie only in what they can grab from it not considering the ills their actions and inaction may bring upon the people. Such careless and unproductive leadership leaves the state in chaos and years of arduous efforts, sleepless nights and invested resources fizzle out in moments. The book tells the public that inasmuch as no living being has so far proven to attain perfection, it behooves on each of us to boycott attitudes and lifestyles that are inimical to progress and capable of severing or thwarting achievements at all levels. Concisely, this book totally condemns any behavior that is opposed to proper moral conduct. The feeling of heartbreak and pain that we get when things do not produce the expected results after so many invested resources are what this book, The Vain Garden tries to elucidate.

Liu Shen, raised in an affluent family, only to be abandoned by his mother. His father transformed into an abusive alcoholic because of one horrible incident. This ugly secret turned Liu Shen's life upside down and he vowed to never accept the woman he used to call ”mother” ever again. Li Mei's childhood was the opposite. Her parents were the two most important people in her life, until one day they passed away in a car accident. After the sudden mishap, 10-year-old Li Mei was sent to an orphanage and later adopted by the 20-year-old CEO, Liu Shen. Her fate intertwined with his from the very moment she stepped into his world. When she turned 18, it was something that he could not control... this thing called "love" had changed him. But is it that simple to admit that you're in love with someone who you are not meant to fall for? ”This love is nothing but in vain, ” He said coldly— love or hatred... what will he choose over?