1104 Results with the "Adventure Fiction" genre


    • Chapter XXI — The circus boys on the flying Rings Cover
      by LovelyMay Chapter XXI begins in the middle of a quiet storm between responsibility and secrecy. Phil Forrest chooses silence over betrayal, refusing to name someone he believes has committed a wrong. Mr. Sparling, both irritated and impressed, respects Phil's principles despite his frustration. In the world of the circus, where trust is a currency more valuable than ticket sales, such integrity stands out. Their exchange ends not in reprimand, but in an oddly supportive quip—Sparling suggesting Phil might own the…
    • Chapter III — At the earths core Cover
      by LovelyMay Chapter III begins with the narrator being dragged through a shadowy, tangled forest by a creature he cannot fully see or understand. The air is heavy, the silence often broken by strange animal cries, creating an atmosphere of unease. Eventually, the dense foliage opens up to reveal a village unlike anything imaginable—a series of huts woven into the canopy, suspended high above the forest floor. Rope bridges connect each dwelling, and curious creatures with semi-human features swing from branch to…
    • Chapter II — The circus boys in dixie Land Cover
      by LovelyMay Chapter II begins with the train’s arrival in Edmeston, where Phil Forrest and Teddy Tucker step onto the platform to a wave of cheers and familiar voices. Old classmates, friends from the schoolyard, and townsfolk gather around, eager to see the boys who left as students and returned as performers. Though Phil feels a flicker of melancholy—perhaps from memories of simpler days—it’s quickly swept away by the joy of reunion. Teddy, always quick with a joke, lightens the mood, drawing laughs and…
    • Chapter 19 — The beasts of Tarzan Cover
      by LovelyMay Chapter 19 – The beasts of Tarzan opens at dawn as preparations are made aboard the Kincaid for a return voyage that feels both urgent and uneasy. Tarzan, determined to reach Jungle Island and find his son, stands at the center of it all—quietly commanding, yet visibly driven by a father's desperation. The ship’s crew, pardoned for past offenses, now works earnestly under his direction, driven less by loyalty and more by the relief of forgiveness. On deck, Sheeta and Akut’s apes are released, their…
    • CHAPTER XIX — Tom Swift and His Electric Locomotive Cover
      by LovelyMay CHAPTER XIX – Tom Swift and His Electric Locomotive starts with a jolt—both literal and emotional—as Hercules 0001 begins an uncontrolled descent down a steep mountain grade. Tom Swift and Ned Newton, alone in the cab, are instantly thrown into a life-or-death situation. The brakes, essential for managing the descent, fail to respond. Tom’s mind, typically calm under pressure, races through options. He’s relieved that no freight cars are attached, but the gravity of their speed builds with every…
    • Chapter 3 — A Merry Evening with a Distant Relative Cover
      by LovelyMay Chapter 3 – A Merry Evening with a Distant Relative begins with Rudolf Rassendyll entering a new chapter of his travels with a seemingly ordinary offer of hospitality. Johann, a servant affiliated with Duke Michael, provides Rudolf with temporary accommodation when his original lodgings fall through. Seizing the chance to explore the landscape on foot, Rudolf meanders through the forest toward the railway, finding comfort in nature's quiet rhythm. The scene feels untouched by politics, status, or…
    • Chapter 13 — Condemned to Torture and Death Cover
      by LovelyMay Chapter 13 – Condemned to Torture and Death opens with La, the High Priestess of Opar, facing a difficult decision after her men capture Tarzan. Instead of immediately executing him, she decides to subject him to torture and sacrifice, offering him to the Flaming God. La’s internal struggle is evident, as her feelings towards Tarzan are complex, filled with resentment, admiration, and a deep, unspoken love. Her emotions are a tangled mix of duty and desire, leading her to hesitate in condemning him to…
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      Chapter Twenty

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      by testsuphomeAdmin In this chapter, Nesta struggles with her emotional turmoil as she and Cassian fly over Velaris, overwhelmed by her feelings of longing and shame. Her internal conflict is heightened by her inability to communicate openly, as Cassian remains silent, sensing her distress. Upon arriving at the river house, the setting feels tense and isolating, emphasizing her sense of alienation. Nesta’s discomfort is compounded by her anticipation of the upcoming meeting, where she fears judgment from others regarding…
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      by testsuphomeAdmin The chapter opens with Nesta seated in a cavern filled with pale-hooded figures, waiting for a sunset service. The space is stark and minimalist, with a dais at the far end and no elaborate decorations or idols, emphasizing a focus on spiritual purity and communal reverence. Nesta’s solitary presence among the ritualistic crowd hints at her outsider status, yet her curiosity and cautious engagement are evident. The setting’s quiet solemnity contrasts with the vibrant anticipation that builds as the…
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      CHAPTER THREE

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      by testsuphomeAdmin The chapter opens with a vivid description of blue dragons, emphasizing their formidable size and ruthlessness, particularly highlighting the danger posed by the rare Blue Daggertail, whose tail spikes can disembowel an enemy with a single flick. This sets a tone of danger and intensity, illustrating the fierce nature of these creatures and establishing a world where dragons are both awe-inspiring and deadly. The mention of Colonel Aori’s guide to dragonkind suggests a deeper lore and knowledge about…
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