Sequel to "Love, God & Ultimatums"
Camille Jackson was rejected since birth over her dark skin complexion. She has grown a tough skin and doesn’t get attached to anyone because of how some people have viewed her without even getting to know her. However Camille opens her heart to a baby in need and for the first six months Camille has grown to love the baby as if she were her own. That is until the baby's biological father comes into the picture.
Hiram Whitfield Jr was brought up in one of the most well known Ku Klux Klan families in the south and as the only son he feels the pressure to carry on his family's tradition. After finishing his prison sentence all Hiram wants to do is change his life for the better and be a good father to his child. If that means being disowned by his bigoted family then so be it. Ironically enough Hiram would have never thought that Camille would be the one to be his rock and strength to do so.
Short Stories/Drabbles between Ororo and Thor. Marvel!Universe.
"So...thou art the Goddess of weather?"
Rosco Witherspoon is an intelligent young lady. In the 1950s South, there are virtually no opprotunities for her considering that she is an African American. By the grace of God, a family will risk everything they have to give her everything she deserves so that she can get a fitting High School education. Following the death of her mother, her three older sisters clench their teeth as they decide to send their youngest off to be cared for by people they've never had a reason to trust because of their skin.
She'll cause the small town to go into an uproar upon her arrival. How long can she get by with passing before she is outed?
Elise Jones was gonna end her life. She was gonna lie in the sand and wait for the tide to drown her. Or that was the plan until she was interrupted by a stranger and called on her BS. Why can't she be left alone in her dramatics?
College student Rory Daniels has a problem, and it isn’t how she’s going to pass her final exams.
You see, she can do this thing where she can manipulate objects… and other things, and as far as she knows she’s the only one who can. So when she’s forced to use her powers at a crowded bookstore and attracts the attention of a fellow student, she’s anything but happy about it. When it turns out the student has no interest in turning her over to the government and actually wants, of all things, a double date, she’s pleasantly surprised. That is, until her date ditches her for her friend and she ends up stuck with his.
His friend turns out to be Victor Ryken. He’s tall. Built like a Greek god and has a set of the most memorizing hazel eyes Rory’s ever seen. And, oh yeah, he does nothing but infuriate her. After the date from hell, Vic has for some reason taken an increased interest in her and what’s worse… her powers light up every time he touches her. When Vic’s around her abilities go haywire and his presence marks the beginning of a string of unusual events. Suddenly, she’s become a person of interest to nearly everyone she meets and strange people pop up in her life that have her question her own weirdness. When Vic himself displays a whole new level of weird while saving her from an attacker, Rory ends up concluding one thing.
Maybe she’s not as alone as she thinks.
Paris finds herself on a deserted highway out of gas. Little did she know that her life would be forever changed after that.
When everything else fails, always remember that the last thing to rely on...
Is your vehiclele.
Taylor Mooreland has more than her share of problems. Her mother's an irresponsible dreamer who's more interested in floating from audition to audition than she is in paying her bills. So, Taylor's got to keep the ship afloat, taking care of her little brother and working to help pay the bills while she's going to school. And if life wasn't difficult enough, now she's gotten herself into quite the mess with a guy who thinks she's a man.
When aspiring chef Achilles Vanholme returns to his childhood village of Westingshire to restore his grandmother's once renown bakery, he's immediately without means, money, or the much-needed staff to uphold the woman's last wish. But when four tenacious so-called goddesses thrust themselves into his life, all claiming to have more than a trick or two up their sleeves with plans for the bakery, Achilles finds his granny may have left him a bit more than just a "divine" sense of hope!
At the Chicago Day Times, columnist Maxine Baker goes through the same routine everyday and wants a change. She really wasn't expecting murder. New shoes or a cute guy sure, but not murder....
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