Sigrid

As far as Nobel laureates in literature go, Sigrid Undset has slightly less name recognition than Bob Dylan. After all, no one can reflexively sing out lines from Kristin Lavransdatter, the historical fiction trilogy that netted her the book world’s biggest lifetime achievement award. Still, this masterful exploration of life in 14th-century Norway deserves a place on your bookshelf. Though the first installment, The Wreath, was published in 1920, it makes for a spellbinding read even today. Sexy, yet exhaustively researched, it’s sure to change your view of the Middle Ages. The child of a wealthy landowner, Kristin Lavransdatter (the surname literally translates to “Lavran’s daughter”) grows up happily enough, taking solace in the Catholic faith she learned from her mother. But when she survives a rape attempt, she’s sent of to faraway Oslo, to live in a Benedictine convent. There, Kristin falls in love with a man who was excommunicated for raising children with someone else’s wife. As her exposure to the wider world challenges her faith, how will her conservative family respond?

In a fantasy world of magic, Oliver finds himself entangled in a web of fate that he cannot easily escape. The story revolves around the complicated relationship between Oliver his wife Sigrid and Jerome, childhood enemies turned team members, as they navigate a treacherous mission with life-altering consequences. Oliver, a compassionate and gentle soul, has always been at odds with Jerome, a brash and domineering character from the formidable Bigge family. Forced into cooperation due to a mission gone awry, they are bound by a shared goal: to uncover the mysterious plot that threatens their guild. Amid the perilous circumstances, Oliver's beloved wife, Sigrid, stands by their side as this team gets cursed by a mysterious power which will bring them both pleasure, pain and POWER. Warning: Cuckolding, Netorare, Blackmail, Netorase, Humiliation, BDSM and much more later on

“Y-You’re kidding!” full of rage, a 15-year-old girl, Sigrid can’t help but tone up her voice out of frustration. She just found out that she wasn’t a real daughter of their family but instead, a princess of their kingdom. She only wants to be a normal lady who can live peacefully and inherit their family’s knowledge and power. But never thought about being a princess because she herself knows how hard it is to fulfill the role of being one. The problem that crossed her mind is the person that’s currently filling her place as a princess, Ariadne. They once were acquainted because of the tea party that the princess made, she adored her for how beautiful and generous her highness is. By knowing that she’s the real successor of the throne, how will she face the incoming hardships? “I, Sigrid, is the rightful owner of that throne.”

The world is a cruel place. for Kace Titus this world is not for him. This world is not the one he wanted. In the Moment of surrender he found the world of Somnium. the world where you control everything. A world where everything is possible. He was more than happy however they still haunt him. he can't ever be peaceful if they still haunt them. he already was in the world he always wanted but why do they have to stop him? ---------a sneak peak------- "He woke up!" " a miracle" all he see was white "where am i" he asked "you're in a hospital sir" "what" he was speechless " you've been asleep for 10 years"

According to history, Lady Sigrid Wagner was the worst villainess in living memory. A monster who burned cities, orphaned children and destroyed kingdoms. They say her heart was a tight scroll that when unfurled will reveal a painting of chaos and destruction. A heart of pure evil. At least, that's what the timid daughter of a Duke thought as she skimmed through her history books and anecdotes...until she was reincarnated as the villainess herself after her death! Unable to go back to her own time, the faint-hearted Miranda Del Vasa must pretend to be the cruel Lady Sigrid and survive the unimaginable manipulation and deception surrounding the Imperial Court of Vauxhall. Will she go down into the same path as the villainess now that she experienced the hell the shaped the woman they branded as the worst of all?

Join Sigrid Canary Von Scottz, a girl who's born as a magnet of tragedies, as she unveils the secrets of the past in order to find the true meaning of life. Given her experiences, will she be able to finish narrating Astro's tale until the end? The past that haunts the future, how dangerous can it be? Date written: July 10, 2020 Date finished: New chap every Sundays! :)

My bone made a cracking sound it was agonizing, I collapsed on the ground and Sigrid rushed over to me. "Are you okay?" She said slowly touching my lips. "I'm not dead right?" "Well define dead." She lets out a soft chuckle. * * * Spire Fell was a small town ruled by an Alpha named, Gerald. The Alpha separated the Betas from Omegas because the Omegas were nothing but baits. Charlie Norman was an Omega who wanted to be an Alpha, but Omegas were the weakest in the pack and her dream was inconceivable. Charlie's life took a drastic turn as she fought with an Alpha on the Omega's turf. For her, it was just a mere battle for her life, but little does she know that her impulsive action killed the stray Alpha. She stumbles upon her mate, Hayden Greenlard, and when he wanted to make her his Luna during the winter solstice. Charlie discovered that she was no longer an Omega but an Alpha.