In the shadow of an old forest stands a house where reality intertwines with the inexplicable. The main character returns to her grandmother's home, but instead of cosy memories, she is met with strange and unsettling events. As she plays with her brother and tries to make sense of whats happening around her, she encounters things that are truly frightening and deeply unsettling. With each step along the forest paths, the tension builds, and the moments when you fear for the heroine will linger in your memory. Some of these situations are based on real events from my childhood

So many people search for home and a place to belong. Some might find it in a place, some might find it in love or family. But can everyone find home and will they even know it is home? Rhea has lived in the woods for 18 years. She was raised by Myst a wild spirit and learned the language of animals, but she never had a chance to spend time with her kind. She cant believe her luck when she meets Elloise, who Rhea believes to be the friend she has always wished for on her birthday. Elloise feels a similar way about meeting Rhea but cant help leaving her behind. But why is Elloise on the run from the kings guards? And what does Chris has to do with this? - written in four perspectives-

"How many scars do you have to justify Because you love the person holding the knife? Because that person Was the one who brought you to life? Because that person Said they love you too, unconditionally?" "- Does he hold your hand Or did he try to go under your skirt? -At least he's never laid his hand on me Like you did" * * * In "The edge of the bed" readers are invited on an intimate and vulnerable journey marked by unresolved childhood trauma and the heartache caused by a love that never quite fits. This collection is a sore reflection of pain, healing, and the bittersweetness of a past that foreshadows future relationships. The poet revisits the fractured childhood memories where love was conditional, and apologies were currency. Each poem is a puzzle piece, piecing together the poet's shattered identity.

He saved her from drowning in a lake and she saved him from drowning in his grief. Blake is the last survivor of his village while Amaya is the daughter of the one that slaughtered his family. As the war ended, he survived. Although at what cost? He had no one left. But then she came into his life, a royalty. He knew about her all along yet she didn't even know he existed. That was until he saved her life. However from there on things seemed to change. Someone appeared. Someone known to be long gone. Someone whose goal is to bring the dead back to life.

It was supposed to be the happiest day of my life, my eighteenth birthday should be the day I'm finally living the way I want to and don't have to bother with problems. Just one day of celebration with my friends. Until that day turned into the darkest nightmare I've ever had, surrounding me like a shadow, shattering into me like a big mountain. My father died. Yes, he died on my birthday. After speaking to the police chief, I find out that he not only died, but also commited suicide. The happiest man in the world commited suicide? Never. I don't know what kind of things are going on,but I will find out who killed my father and reveal all those secrets and hidden faces.

In Gaze, a thought-provoking and deeply introspective short story, you will pursue the journey of an isolated man as he confronts the desolate routine of his life. Each day blurs into the next until a simple visit to the zoo unravels his carefully maintained distance from the world. Struggling with haunting thoughts, he embarks on an unexpected path of self-discovery. Through rich, atmospheric prose, Gaze explores the themes of loneliness, identity, and what it truly means to be human. A profound exploration of the human condition, this short story promises to captivate and challenge readers, leaving them reflecting long after the final page.

Hey, you don't know me, but I think you would really like to get to know this book. This is a book with different Shortstorys I wrote, some have a deeper meaning, some don't. Maybe non of them are going to make sense to you. But they are fun little stories to read on a rainy afternoon. So get a cup of tea and some biscuits, sit down and enjoy!

This isn't just a small collection of poems - this is a story about a girl coming of age, struggling with her mental health, struggling to find her place in this world. This is a book about heartbreak and love, pain and joy, grief and healing - and about finding hope after all.

As son of a high archiving guard who is valued highly in his small kingdom, Rain is met with high expectations regarding his responsibilities. When he messes up greatly by not preventing the kidnapping of the royalty's children and letting a vampire get too close to the town, he is sent on a redemption mission to retrieve the children and kill the vampire who is accompanying him. But they quickly develop a deeper understanding for the other as Rain soon discovers that vampires and also dragons may not be as maliciously evil as they have been thought to be. Does anything that seems frightening at first need to be killed without question?