Raleigh Becket

The 11th Einsten-Rosen Bridge (AKA Rifts or Wormholes) explored on the expasion days, led to a place near the borders of the galaxy. The problem was that it was also connected to 9 more Bridges wich led to the unknown. Thus the 11th Einsten-Rosen Bridge was nicknamed the Dark Rift, and left outside the original expansion plans. Many years later as Humanity had already established itself among the stars; war also began, in a scale before seen. Many Rifts were lost, planets already colonized were left unconnected to the Galaxy. New routes needed to be explored, this brought a exploding economy to the galaxy. The Dark Rift was one of the 3 most important Einsten -Rosen Bridge Nexus, however it had been filled with outlaws, brigands and pirates. That is, until the creation of the Dark Rift Convention, a company wich transformed the most backwater route in space, to one of the most lucrative. Wich in turn brought the attention of the galaxy to this forgotten place. Evans Raleigh, the man behind the Convention. Many questions appear whenever his name is called, Who is He? Where does he comes from?, What does he want?. However the one that matters is, Will he be able to make the Convention hold, as everyone focuses on the rift?, or would he and his convention, vanish as quick as they appeared?

Girl-next-door, Rose Becket, clings to her thrill-seeking cousin, Angie, her sweet grandmother, and her two amusing best friends, Matt and Penny; Rose's mother and aunt passed when she was little and her father left for the military to grieve, leaving only her grandmother to raise her and Angie. They're practically sisters. Over the years Rose and Angie have drifted apart. Rose struggles with their distance because of her fear of abandonment, and longs for them to reunite. They're close to rekindling their sister-ship when suddenly Angie changes after a night out at the beach. Angie turns to drugs and partying while Rose and her friends try to make their last year of high school count. Her friends and a blooming new romance with a smooth rich artist are her silver linings, but messy love triangles threaten to split up their trio. Angie finally opens up with the help of a gum-loving British greaser-boy whose own history entangles with hers. They create a scandalous website that goes viral and shatters Rose's heart, sinking her with guilt. Rose is losing the few loved ones that she has, but knows that she can't hold on forever and must find herself. The time for following has come to an end. She must learn to stand alone as adulthood nears.

1946, Betty McDonald’s whimsical autobiography was as popular as baked beans; now it’s almost completely forgotten, but, tellingly, still in print. Alas, after an hour or two with The Egg & I, it was excruciatingly obvious that Betty McDonald’s book is not a classic. On some weeks, there might be as many as five competing challenges for each nonfiction slot, but rarely as straightforward as this. Literary classics cluster on the north face of Parnassus. For this vertiginous terrain there are different sherpas. Italo Calvino says that a classic is “a book that has never finished what it wants to say”. Ezra Pound identifies “a certain eternal and irresponsible freshness”; TS Eliot, much more astringent, observed in The Sacred Wood that “no modern language can hope to produce a classic, in the sense I have called Virgil a classic”. Alan Bennett wryly notes: “Definition of a classic: a book everyone is assumed to have read and often thinks they have.” Among nonfiction classics, the most treacherous category is that creature beloved of publishers – “the contemporary classic”. A second cousin to that notorious impostor is the “instant classic”. Such books will have been judged by slippery criteria: popular and literary critical fashion, a changing marketplace and new technology, bestseller lists and hype. In the past 100 years, a familiar palette of blurbish adjectives has given shape and colour to a moving target: provocative, outrageous, prophetic, groundbreaking, funny, disturbing, revolutionary, moving, inspiring, life-changing, subversive… a portrait of sir walter raleigh wearing a brocaded and beaded doublet The 100 best nonfiction books: No 99 – The History of the World by Walter Raleigh (1614) Read more This list raises another troubling question: is nonfiction “the new fiction”? There are some good writers who will argue that this is so, but I believe that nonfiction (which can sometimes successfully bring together many genres) is not, strictly speaking, a genre of its own. Creatively – yes – using narrative techniques borrowed from fiction, it’s possible to give certain kinds of nonfiction the aura of a distinct new genre. Yet, at the end of the day, “nonfiction” fractures into time-hallowed categories such as philosophy, memoir, history, reportage and poetry (see below), etc. This is particularly true of “nonfiction classics” from the 18th and 19th centuries, titles such as A Treatise of Human Nature by David Hume or On Liberty by JS Mill. By that yardstick, a recent classic will be quite distinct, chiefly because its literary and cultural milieu is so different

"Even when tough times occur, the love that we share will never fade away." **** Set in the year 2040 in Raleigh, the story is told in a non-linear interview style (though it will feature a song and a speech), focusing on various people who had experienced many tragedies throughout their lifetime. With stories that are enticed with deception, personal struggles, occultism, and a deep sense of fear, each citizen has gathered around in a restaurant called Harvest 18 to tell stories about their past and how it affected them in different ways. Dr. Bridges, a psychiatrist from Michigan, sets up counseling at Harvest 18 for patients that dealt with tragedies that affected them. Warm, helpful, and inviting, he offers great advice to patients on how to be resilient in difficult times. The series will be served as a prequel to the apocalyptic series 2049 which takes place nine years where a final battle for the end of the world will be staged. Tragedy Awaits is a psychological tragedy that is told in an interview style. Tackling dark social issues, its story revolves around the theme of resilience, which encompasses many different scenarios that each person had been through (i.e. family loss, paranoia, stress). Sequel: 2049 Crossover: Codename Ultimate Shared Universe: Lonely (alternate story), Corona Force (alternate story) Content Rating: 16+ (violence, mature themes)

Well everybody's heard this story at least once. Somebody from our world dies a tragic or heroic death after a regretful life of either tragedy or mediocrity, and gets lucky enough to reincarnate in another world and end up OP and surrounded by pretty ladies. That's not how this goes. James wasn't someone with a bad life. He had a bit of a dull life, but a nice one. Loving family, good grades, about to finish college, even going out with his childhood friend. But then he takes a head injury when a playful push from his girlfriend made him trip and hit his noggin on the sidewalk. At first it seemed minor, but he began to experience frequent headaches. A doctor visit confirmed, he had actually taken major damage and his brain was slowly dying, bit by bit. He rushed to knock off his bucket list. He proposed and got married to the woman he loved and made his peace with his friends and family. They were overjoyed when his wife sported a baby bump. He lived just long enough to see his twin children's faces and leave some recorded videos for when they grew up before he passed in his sleep, sad but satisfied. The end. Or not. After his death, James is given a request by a god from another world. For a small part of his soul to be attached to one of the god's followers in an experiment, to see if it would allow the young one and his people to surpass their currently rather disappointing way of life. James agreed, and a small piece of him was placed within a gnoll, giving the creature a few scattered fragments of knowledge and memories. Now we watch and see if it will be a blessing, or a failure.

Calvin never saw himself as anyone special. He's rather ordinary at best. Decent shape from his job being physical labor, a bit nerdy with some casual gaming and fondness for Medieval weapons and history. Simple life. But the world changes, and so do the people who live in it. Just what changes will be in store when his life starts looking like a LitRPG book?

the world is thrown into chaos as the loser Queendom plans to fight the empire. can the emperor Hua Becket stop the Queendom's nefarious plots or will the world fall into the hands of darkness? Will the simp lord ever find freedom or will he be enslaved by adoration forever? What limits does The Loser Queen Litiny Becket have? How loyal is Nina Wong to the Queen? Find out in this thrilling adventure of The forces of the Empire and the Loser Queendom ----------------- Bring your cringe goggles You're gonna need them this is the first novel that was written originally for my friends before they lost interest and now will be for this site. I am not gonna make three books for no one to read so if you like make a comment and let me know so I will start writing again thanks a lot.

After a long day, Becket wanted nothing more than to jump into his bed and sleep. Though the moment he launched himself onto the bed he finds himself on hard dirt. Summoned to another world, Becket must find out why he is summoned... and how to get back.

Maria Evelyn Mae Raleigh has finally fallen out of love after having one more chance to fall in love with her crush Cyprian Calum after admitting her feelings to him but being rejected shortly after she confessed. She ultimately moved on two days after her confession and has been enjoying her best life day after day, week after week, and month after month, but she often asks if she made the greatest choice by falling out of love and not committing to a proper relationship.

One born a cripple, another groomed to be a King. Both with rough childhoods, both with pieces left on the floor--broken. Brought together by an accidental meeting, can they pick up the pieces that others have dropped? Or will a blast from the past seething for revenge smash the already cracked shards of their hearts? ~~ Born with a disability costing her a social life, seventeen-year-old Raleigh Rivercrest despises herself and the way she looks. Consistently mocked throughout her childhood because of her genetics, she believes that no human can love her until she meets Lucien--a Lycan King. ~~ Cursed with immortality at a young age, Lycan King Lucien Hale lives in solitude in his massive pack, his life running on a circle of repetition. Left to live with a feral wolf clawing in his head to break free, he meets his destined in the form of a skinny, love deprived teenage girl who he would give anything for--even his crown.

Airsoft isn't just a game: it's a way of life. At least, it is for Raleigh and her team. So when the first-ever worldwide Airsoft competition is announced - with a prize that would be enough to see all five friends through college - signing up is a no-brainer for the Colorado Nighthawks. It turns out that not everyone in the game has the same agenda, and everyone is out for blood - literally and figuratively. If the Nighthawk's want to come out on top, they'll have to play, fight, and sacrifice like never before. That is, if they can even make it past the qualifiers.

“I said leave me alone, I belong to no one. So, don't you dare move an inch closer? I will stab you” Queen Twinkle threatened with a sword in her hand. The beam from the sword shows they are sparkling and dancing to the taste of blood. “You are my wife, and it is a must that you should love me” The hoarse king Aiden's voice filled the air as he clasped his lips together moving closer to her. She transported. “I said no” She shouted and dug the sword into his stomach. He groaned and fell to the floor. The king's first queen ran inside. “My king” She cried out, and angrily unleashed fire from her hands and send it to queen twinkle. “How dare you?” Queen Twinkle Thundered and storms blast off her eyes. Everyone starts to whirl both in and outside the palace. King Aiden Roah; Brave, smart, ruthless, fearless, fierce, and a strong young king. Who is so passionate about the welfare of his people? He possesses different types of power. No king has ever been like him. He rules his country with intelligence that supersedes all the late kings. But he has a prophecy. That's what will ruin him and also their savior. Never leaves the palace because of his Enemy. Twinkle O'Brien: A smart, strong, troublesome, beautiful but tomboy. I refer to her as a tomboy because she always behaves like a guy. Never believed there's nothing a guy can do that she can't do. She's crazier than you can imagine, if she doesn't like you, it will be hard to change her mind. She believes in what she believes. Never a fan of mystery. But never knew she is a white witch which possesses powers even greater than the king's own. Dylan Raleigh: The king's first wife, all she wants In her life is to be a queen and always by the kingside. She has her power, which is the dark witch power. How do you think a white witch and dark witch will cope under the same roof, living as wives to the same man? Why is she needed so desperately? Why will she be the end of his very husband? And how will she find out how powerful she was? Common picked up your popcorn and let's go on the journey of unraveling the mystery. Don't think because is supernatural so you won't read, you will miss a great deal.