853 Results with the "Fiction" genre


    • Chapter

      CHAPTER 14

      CHAPTER 14 Cover
      by testsuphomeAdmin The chapter opens with the group reconvening in the library to analyze the mysterious envelope, message, and disk. Avery confidently dismisses the Rooney family as suspects in Toby's disappearance, citing their violent tendencies but lack of concrete knowledge about his survival. Grayson similarly clears his estranged Grayson relatives, though his claim about Sheffield Grayson's whereabouts is a carefully constructed lie to conceal his father's death. The conversation shifts to the remaining suspect—the…
    • Chapter

      CHAPTER 46

      CHAPTER 46 Cover
      by testsuphomeAdmin The chapter opens with the group gathering in the Hawthorne theater, where Xander has organized an impromptu karaoke session. His energetic antics and playful teasing of his brothers—particularly Grayson’s absence—set a lighthearted tone. However, the mood shifts when a crashing sound interrupts the scene, prompting Jameson and Avery to investigate. Nash’s insistence that they handle the situation hints at an underlying tension, foreshadowing Grayson’s emotional turmoil. Jameson and Avery find…
    • 22. No Use Talking Cover
      by testsuphomeAdmin Adolin and his soldiers prepare to enter Shadesmar, a surreal realm with a black, starless sky and a distant, frail sun. The control room they expected is replaced by two towering spren—one marble white, the other onyx—who serve as gatekeepers. Adolin thanks them, and the marble spren explains they now obey the Stormfather after the death of their parent, the Sibling. This shift in allegiance allows the group to enter, as the Sibling had previously forbidden passage. The scene sets the stage for the…
    • A Darker Shade of Magic Cover
      by testsuphomeAdmin A Dark­er Shade of Mag­ic intro­duces a spell­bind­ing mul­ti­verse where four par­al­lel Lon­dons exist, each with vary­ing degrees of mag­ic: ​Grey Lon­don: Dull, mag­ic-starved, and ruled by mad King George III. ​Red Lon­don: Thriv­ing with mag­ic, ruled by the Maresh dynasty. ​White Lon­don: A bru­tal, mag­ic-hoard­ing waste­land ruled by the ruth­less ​Antari​ twins. ​Dead Lon­don: A for­bid­den, life­less ruin. Enter ​Kell, one of the last…
    • Chapter

      Wynton

      Wynton Cover
      by testsuphomeAdmin Wynton stumbles alone through the dark night, weighed down by the emotional and physical scars of his past. Stripped of home, dreams, and friendships, he’s haunted by memories of a brutal assault at the hands of a man named Brian Fuckmutt. As the night weighs heavily on him, thoughts of his father, Theo Fall, drift through his mind, reminding him of the days when they used to discuss jazz music. He drowns in a haze of alcohol and pain, retreating into fragmented visions of his brother Miles, whom he…
    • Chapter

      Dizzy

      Dizzy Cover
      by testsuphomeAdmin Dizzy stood on the porch, her father’s hand tightly grasped in her own, the warmth of the sunlight washing over her, offering a moment of peace she had longed for. For once, her mind was not clouded by worries about her brother Wynton, who remained in a coma, or her own insecurities about fitting in. As she reflected on a story that had always touched her deeply, Dizzy felt a profound sense that something magical was unfolding in her life, a shift from the anxiety that had dominated her thoughts. Yet,…
    • Chapter

      Chapter 16

      Chapter 16 Cover
      by testsuphomeAdmin In Chapter 16, the protagonist reflects on her recent experiences, finding solace in a warm bath and a comforting moment with Alis, who brushes her damp hair and offers her molten chocolate. This scene highlights a rare moment of relaxation amid ongoing tensions and danger. The protagonist’s thoughts shift to concerns about the faerie border crossings and attacks, raising fears of an impending war that could spill into the human world. Her curiosity about the political situation and the faerie realm’s…
    • 38. Rhythm of the Terrors Cover
      by testsuphomeAdmin Navani arrives at the scene of a devastating explosion in the tower, which claimed the lives of two expert scholars, Nem and Talnah, and destroyed their laboratory. The blast also obliterated Szeth’s mysterious Voidlight sphere, a relic Gavilar had deemed highly significant. Overwhelmed by guilt, Navani suspects her request to study the sphere may have triggered the catastrophe. As she surveys the wreckage, the gruesome aftermath—including dismembered bodies under five sheets—deepens her unease. She…
    • Chapter

      33

      33 Cover
      by testsuphomeAdmin The chapter opens with a reflective journal entry describing a mysterious mountain lake with a metallic sheen and an unseen mist creature that attacked a companion, Fedik. The narrator finds grim comfort in the attack, as it confirms their sanity by proving the creature's existence. This eerie prologue sets a tone of foreboding, hinting at supernatural forces at play in the world of the story. Vin and the crew discuss the dire implications of Marsh's capture by the Inquisitors, who now know their plans to…
    • THE HEAD-GARDENER’S STORY Cover
      by LovelyMay The Head-Gardener’s Story begins in a quiet greenhouse on a gentle April morning, where an auction draws together a few gentlemen amid a sea of fresh blooms. A timber merchant, a nobleman, and the narrator exchange remarks about plants, legal matters, and society. Amid them stands Mihail Karlovitch, the self-assured and somewhat eccentric gardener who, though alone in his post, refers to himself with pride as the head of a nonexistent staff. He listens with a quiet eagerness, hoping someone might share…
    Note