In a world where freedom and captivity blur, Kaida faces a stark choice: endure brutal military training under Alistair Holloway or face a darker fate. In the midst of relentless physical and mental trials, she discovers an unexpected joy in mastering her body and mind. But when a fellow recruit's mysterious death shatters the fragile bonds of her group, Kaida uncovers a dark conspiracy that forces her to question everything and everyone around her. As Kaida struggles a subtle tension with someone, she knows she shouldn't have, hints at a deeper connection. Haunted by fragments of her past and a desire for revenge and love, Kaida must decide whether to seek the truth or embrace the darkness within.

A collection full of poems & stories that take you through a journey of emotions, grief, loss, childhood and the trauma of it. Each chapter will evoke the challenges and concerns of life, those often left unspoken. A story of words that hold you by the hand through quiet hope.

The story follows a young writer who begins to craft a novel about Sereta, a city steeped in ancient architecture and cyberpunk allure. What starts as a creative escape quickly becomes something more when she finds herself in the very world she's been writing about. The once fictional city becomes her reality, and the characters she created become her companions, allies, and even potential enemies. This book questions the very nature of reality, asking whether the worlds we create in our minds are as real as the ones we inhabit, and whether we have the courage to change the narratives that define us when the only certainty is that nothing is ever truly as it seems.

"How to heal a broken heart" is a collection of thoughts and memories. It is an attempt to share my personal journey of healing and self-discovery, exploring the internal struggle of a woman torn between her deep affection for another human being and the necessity of self-love. The purpose of this work is to connect with readers who may be going through similar experiences, offering comfort and a sense of companionship. "How to heal a broken heart" will let you experience euphoria, warmth, magic, butterflies, grief, anhedonia, anger, and peace. Enjoy the journey!

"The Orphaned" illustrates one of the possibilities for refuge and growth available to orphans worldwide. A place of solidarity that requires minimal grants and donations from foundations or charities, but yields maximum rewards in terms of the benefits an orphaned child receives, and the individual they grow up to be. Amir's story characterizes Joseph, an orphan from an unspecified country in the Middle East, who loses his parents while in a foreign land. Joseph, seeking to build a stable future for himself, turns to the Church, which gives him refuge, shelters him, preserves his wealth, and gifts him a sense of belonging and hope again. Through the many characters Joseph meets and experiences he has, he regains his identity and goes on to live a life of his own choosing, one that he is grateful for, and one beyond his expectations...

The universe is vast, as far as we know it's endless. We don't know what's truly out there but we can always imagine it. The possibilities are limitless and now come, take the plunge into its vastness and find out what might be. Some of these stories will be joyful, some sad, some full of love, some maybe more intertwined on second glance and some might come with a warning sign attached. This isn't about what's reality and what isn't, it's about what could be and how much we can imagine.

Look for yourself - here are a few quotes: "We are looking for something binding in a world full of freedom. A free bird looking for a cage? Which image does symbolise this thought?" "Loving someone is a decision you make every day. Start with yourself. Decide to love yourself every day." "I am an open book maybe you don ́t speak my language or have my intellect to understand me." "It is about time me being emotionally aware I am learning to see and to live in color. I see in color now I don ́t live my life in black and white anymore." "I love my body for the story it carries, but to them, it's just the physical form with its flaws and imperfections. They can't see the history behind my stretch marks or scars."