Series

The Trenchcoat Man
Claire hadn’t felt comfortable sleeping in her apartment on Sunday night. Between the weird vibes from Pastor Sullivan to seeing, once again, the man in the trenchcoat, she just wasn’t sure if she could handle being alone. Not to mention that she still had no idea where she was, this was not her world, and it was just as screwed up as the one she came from. But Eric was still alive here, and that was something she could hold on to.
By Anthony Stauffer4 years ago in Fiction
Unreliable Witness (a serialized mystery novel - Part 3)
Meghan stopped thinking about the phone call and Judith. She knew the wrecking Frank was talking about had happened nearly 120 years ago.
By Elaine Ruth White4 years ago in Fiction
To the Realm Beyond
***The following is the second installment in a series of fictional stories that is part of a collaborative effort of Vocal Creators. To read Part 1, please see Lena's story, Beyond the Boundary. More stories will follow and I will add their links to the end of this story so you can continue the adventure.***
By Dannielle Nelson4 years ago in Fiction
Channel the void (Fists of Mee)
Master: Mee (Champion of Otto Mcline) Ability: Higher H^H (Gains the unique ability of a player and uses it through fists).
By Otto Mcline-Of-Flursick4 years ago in Fiction
Rainy Nights Pt. 1
It was a rainy night. I was driving home. I couldn’t see a thing in front of me at all. I turned down the Celine Dion song blaring from my car radio since I couldn’t hear the directions. BANG! I stop the car and go in front of it. Walking in the rain alone sounds like something most people wouldn’t do for a lot of reasons, but I personally loved it. As a writer, it’s one of the most invigorating things I can do. Being cooped up in my workshop all day doesn’t do anything. I suddenly see a car but I can’t get out of the way. After that, there’s nothing. There’s just a void. I frantically get out of the car to see where the person who came in front of the car went. I couldn’t find them. I called 911 since my car got banged up terribly. The cold rain landed hard on me as I desperately begged for help. No one seemed to notice me on the ground. The next thing I know, I get brought into the police station.
By NS4 years ago in Fiction
The Disastrous Emancipation of a Teen Named Ravynn Gall
So it all starts here. Middle school. Scratch that. Before middle school. This is where I had dreams—aspirations! Here I had only a few friends. But they were amazing, to be honest. I had only a handful but my first friend I’d ever had was Eibon.
By Enrique “Ravynn” Arnold4 years ago in Fiction
SOUR
CHAPTER 2 – Disillusionment - "Tiff" Married life was absolute bliss for the first 6 months. With Jeff's job being so well paid, Tiffany didn't need to work any more. She gave up her job and looked after Jeff as if he were the only other person in the World.
By Lynn Monk4 years ago in Fiction
The Coffee Shop
Belle's Coffee was the actual definition of a hole in the wall. It was nestled in an old downtown brick building, had only three tables, a bar along the window, and a quaint sitting nook for customers to sit at. Behind the bar were usually only two baristas. It defined cozy with its antique decorations.
By Irene Paige4 years ago in Fiction
Lake of Souls Chapter 7
Previous Chapter As I was pulled under the water I was able to see what had grabbed me. A blue scaled creature that looked like a massively enlarged frog. Before I could even attempt to muster a defense it let go of my leg to shove a glowing sac in my mouth and then cover my mouth and nose. I swallowed the sac out of some reflex. As soon as I did the creature removed its hands, "Now breathe as I do." I took a deep breath, finding that I could now breath under water and move easier.
By Josephine Mason4 years ago in Fiction
WIDOWer
CHAPTER 10 Friday evening, following two weeks of unanswered calls, texts and drop byes, Bria pulls back up to her condo after four o’clock and finds Julie walking up to her door while Warren sits in the car.
By Veronica Pollard4 years ago in Fiction
What awaits us
His spine was rearranging, he woke to one cracking and shifting. Pain shot through his body, staggering while getting up he felt his skin starting to close. He was in a strange room, hexes everywhere, candles melted but still hot. In a mix of pain and confusion, he slipped on a piece of paper, crashing into a wardrobe. The floor was already uneven, it tipped over falling onto the floor, falling through the floor.
By Francisco Benitez4 years ago in Fiction
WIDOWer
CHAPTER 9 Warren, Bria, and Susan all sit in the hospital waiting room, an hour after Warren had found Jacob unconscious in a pool of his own blood.
By Veronica Pollard4 years ago in Fiction