Crispin

A turn of events suddenly thrusts Xela Reyes to the world of parenting. Meet Crispin, sweet little five-year-old boy who ended up on Xela's lap—literally. As if running a café by herself wasn't hard enough. But then, Xela suddenly realized they were living in a novel and Crispin is actually the young male lead who ends up dying in a tragic accident. And Xela, is actually the poor side character who gets killed off in the early part of the novel! Reason she gets killed off? To add to the male lead's misery. Right now, they're one year away from Xela's death flag. Determined to avoid death, she strives to become a better mother for Crispin despite having little to no maternal instinct and with no sense of responsibility. Join Xela as she tries to maneuver through motherhood and death flags! #side_character #living_inside_a_novel NOTICE: This book tackles a lot about the discrepancies between modern and traditional parenting, mostly in my country: the Philippines. Well, maybe a mix of cultures too from Japan and western countries. Take this info with a grain of salt and I hope you enjoy the read!

A collection of short stories about a Private Eye named Crispin Mills. A retired cop that lives near the beach, and co-runs a surf shop while also taking in clients for his own business.

Irial doesn't do relationships...and why ought to he? He's shrewd, snide, agreeable and in his last year at college with a prevalent Twitter account and college radio station...plus, he's been burned some time recently and doesn't require anybody other than his two flatmates and best companions. At that point he meets Crispin Emerson who's sweet and charming and not Irial's regular sort, clean cut, Fashionable person, unequivocally straight (sort of...maybe?) as well as an universal pop sensation in however another British boyband who can't tell the world he's cheerful (sort of...maybe?) at slightest cheerful for Irial. It shouldn't matter since they'd never aiming to see each other once more, but it does and they do. Finding a way to explore adore within the music industry might fair be harder than working inside it. (The scripts I composed the preceded and made a difference rouse this are up and posted to my web journal, which you'll discover a connect to on the final page of this work)

Crispin faced the most dangerous and feared Spaniard on the Peninsula, and despite the unease roiling through his gut, he did not flinch. A dark, embittered figure flanked by two large, armed guards, the man always dressed in simple peasant garb. But his speech, commanding presence, and almost flawless English marked him as something more than the picture he presented. He was known as The Dark Heart.