The Protector III

Prince of Persia meets The Wrath and the Dawn in this epic retelling of the life of the Abbasid Queen Al-Khayzuran. Arabia - Circa 764. Al-Khayzuran's life changes forever when she is kidnapped from her home and sold to a caravan returning from Hajj. An unlikely and altogether fateful series of events leads her face to face with the gates of the capital, a mysterious desert spirit, and a young prince on the verge of rising to the seat of Caliph. Thrust into a world of deception, royalty, intrigue and war, Khayzuran must learn everything she can as fast as she can, or leave her fate in the hands of her enemies.

Abbas Abdul Rabbani, youngest Prince of Balqaas, is the most wanted bachelor in the city. But after an injury alters his appearance for life, no woman desires to marry him, except for the General's daughter, Haifa. But she too has a secret. Meanwhile, a threat to the Royal family arises, threatening the peace of their nation.Will the two be able to accept each other's secrets, overcome their past and the pressures of society?A story about how two individuals learn to accept themselves and understand the blessings of matrimony, whilst discovering the true mastermind behind the crimes.DISCLAIMER: This story does have Muslim characters but in no way is meant to depict how Muslims really are or how they should be.

What makes a good fairytale?Catrin Llewelyn believes in fairytales, Beatrice Morton does not. And yet in many ways their life resembles one. Stepsisters living together on a manor, Catrin is shunned by her stepmother, while Beatrice is doted on and adored. Only the rules of the classical fairy tales are rather broken, for Beatrice cannot stand her mother's attentions and Catrin is devoted to her stepsister and only friend.When the Duke of Denster hosts a ball in honor of his son's birthday, the new Mrs. Llewelyn decides to try and match make Beatrice with the Denster heir. There is one slight problem. Beatrice has long decided to find her own love, without the help of mothers and balls. So with the help of her godmother she comes up with a scheme that will take Catrin to the Masquerade ball in her place.Will Beatrice be able to give her mother the slip? Will Catrin be able pull off the disguise? And what happens after the ball is over? Does everything go back to normal? Or could there be more to the story than either of the stepsisters ever imagined?Of Fairytales and Happy Endings is a story set in Wales during the Regency Era. Fairytale meets history and fact meets fiction as the two stepsisters set out on a journey to discover just what is it about the fairy tales that always seems to give them happy endings.

In this world 80% percent of the population have power called quirk but 20% of this world was born quirkless means they don't have power i was one of them a quirkless human being who got bullied a lot for being quirkless until one day i met 6 imagins that would help me become a hero. Momotaros is the Aggressively Blunt Red Oni, Urataros is a womanising turtle, Kintaros is a tough movable bear, Ryutaros is a fun dancing dragon, Sieg an arrogant prince, and finally Deneb a nice person who helps and give homemade candies to stranger. with their power and the power of One For All that Allmight gave it to me we will become the new Number 1 Hero "The Train Hero: Seigi Liner or you can also call me the new kamen rider Den-o.''Don't forget to vote and comment.

King Henry VIII is arguably one of the best known English monarchs, particularly for his six wives and the Reformation. But what if it happened differently? What if he chose a different bride, and set England on a new path? Would it be better, or worse?The king of England has all the power he could possibly imagine, and his enticing charm and cleverness only make it easier for him to get exactly what he wants. He won't stop until he gets exactly what he wants. And he wants an heir more than anything else.-cover by @WorksByAmeliss*rewritten, much improved second draft finally on its way*

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Before giving herself over the the inevitable marriage mart that is the London Season, Lily Beresford is determined to make a clandestine foray out into the real world.Desperate for a sense of purpose and autonomy before she marries, Lily creates a pseudonym and applies for work as a secretary to an Irish merchant. What starts as a simple ruse for a taste of independence quickly becomes complicated as Lily gets to know her new employer, rivals emerge, and trust is ultimately tested. Lily is about to learn the true meaning of "be careful what you wish for".

A mesmerizing collection of poetic musings This book will touch the depths of your heart and leave you haunted by its poignant beauty.