A single-parent family descends upon the lighthouse only to encounter a village of believers. Every adventurous child who disappears and then returns, with four numerals on their bodies, there is only one choice. Death, lest disaster strike.
Know that a carpet is firmly (hopefully) attached to the floor and covers the entirety while a rug is loose and does not cover the whole floor in this Word Confusion from KD Did It.
Zhubaal, an angel who chose to fall so he might search for his lost love, now works for the Grim Reaper. It’s in Sheoul-gra that he finds his love’s soul in an emim. In Vex. An angry woman Z thwarts at every turn.
They’re all not genuine, but fake is deceptive, false is a lie, and faux is an imitation in this Word Confusion from KD Did It.
A visit home finds Herald-Mage Vanyel forced into a magical rebellion between two ruling families. Vanyel will risk more than his own life to discover the truth of the massacre.
One should vary from the use of very to create a more precise mood in your story in this Word Confusion from KD Did It.
Jane Yellowrock goes back to the city where it all began, this time for a wedding . . . and a war.
While Nova fights to keep her gaming company afloat, and Owen fights to keep her alive, the hate group circles closer and closer… until they both find that falling in love might be the most dangerous game of all.
Which character’s perspective are you planning to use in your prospective book in this Word Confusion from KD Did It?
I’ve been given to three men as payment for a job… But what if they don’t want me?