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The common people have become the currency, outlaws have shifted to mercenaries, and freedom is no more than a thought of the past. Fear, violence, slavery—throughout his adult life, Barloc has known no other way. A quarter of a century has passed since King Sclavus decreed slavery legal in the Kingdom of Kuldaire, certain it was the only way to keep the economy strong. When Barloc is sold to Lord Harbor, his new owner offers queer promises of freedom, promises only King Sclavus can honor after a thirty-day trial.

After the premature passing of her husband, Meg is left to pick up the pieces of her life and figure out how to move forward. Complications multiply when a massive surprise—to the tune of over a million dollars—drops into her lap. With her son gone for the summer, Meg decides to spread her wings and clear her head on the other side of the world where an surprise run-in with her high school flame presents an opportunity to dig into the money mystery. But the more she digs, the more doubts and confusion she unearths. Was everything she knew a lie?

Dyllode is an ordinary boy in a peaceful village—or so he believes. But when mysterious dreams of glowing eyes, monstrous battles, and an ominous spire begin to invade his nights, his reality shatters. Pulled into a timeless struggle, Dyllode learns he is the latest in a bloodline of warriors bound to a cycle of sacrifice, power, and pain.

Uh, hi. I’m Oisin. Not to brag, but I’ve written a few fantasy novels that boast only the most scathing of reviews. This one’s different, though. It happened to me. Well, me and a few other people you meet in the first few chapters. Eedee (she owns the comic book store I work at) and I were just having fun making our own graphic novel, and bam! Suddenly we and a couple shoppers are sucked into another world that’s technically a version of Earth. Swords, sorcery, the whole deal. Oh, and it’s the one we were just drawing and writing about.

Victoria Defau Trahan, a reserved forty-year-old eccentric and recluse, has spent over two decades attempting to maintain a semblance of normalcy despite struggling with profound social anxieties. However, this fragile equilibrium is shattered and she is suddenly thrust into a nightmare after receiving distressing news concerning her estranged twenty-two-year-old daughter, London.

The stories with rural backdrops are always refreshing. They are beautiful in their own ways. The blacks and whites of such stories are projected beautifully. One such story is the current one, by Upadhyayula Gowri Shankara Rao. Vamsy added this story to his favorites...

People need to adapt themselves to emerging technology. He who fails to do so remains old-fashioned in this modern world. The story 'Thathayya Watchi' teaches a moral lesson to the people who believe in superstitions even now. Vamsi likes the screenplay of this story which is written by...

Comical stories are mostly message-oriented. The author takes up an interesting plotline and adds humor to it to make it engaging. Puraganam is one such story written by GR Maharshi which has got a great meaning. Vamsy immensely liked it and added the story to his favorites. కొన్ని...

Service to the public is not an easy job. Many want to serve the people but only a few are rewarded. Most of them want to enjoy power. Few fail to serve the people because of the obstacles they encounter. The story is regarding the same. Vamsy added this story to his favorites. ఎంతో...

Love is evergreen and it can happen to anyone at any point in time. What happens, when all of a sudden, a guy falls for a girl, and after having some magical moments, the girl suddenly disappears. The current story exactly deals with the same. Vamsy added the story to his Vamsy Ki Nachina...

Character-oriented stories are always fun while reading. These stories always carry an interesting point that goes well with the characterization of the main leads. The heart-touching story Praptham, written by Nidadavolu Malathi is one of Vamsy's favorites. పాత్రల తో...

Everything is about perspective. The way we look at things changes everything. Perspective is important in life, to show it on different things. Society changes constantly and enters into multiple phases. How these are affecting human relationships is the story, Choopu. DR. M. Hari Krishan...

Doctors are treated as equivalents to God. We have seen many doctors lasting in history for their enormous service to people. Dr. Subrahmanyam Gari Dawakhana is one such story that explores the services done by a great doctor. This is the real-life story of author Rajendra's father. This story...

Marriage can never be satisfying to everyone. A lot of couples will lead a successful married life while a few will never get to taste that success in relationships. A few do not want to get married and have their own philosophy over it. The story Marana lekhalu by Pooduri Rajireddy is one that...

There is a saying that a woman is always an enemy of another woman. Even today, it stands true for a wide range of situations. With times changing, the women are always becoming a conflict for another woman. Mahitha, by Samanya, tells the same. Vamsy added the story to his Vamsy Ki Nachina...

Not everyone will be lucky to taste the love of both mother and father. The world always glorifies motherhood and gives less importance to fathers. The story Nannante has got a lot of interesting elements that will move everyone emotionally. తల్లి తండ్రులు...

Human Relations are often complicated. They are not just tied with money but also emotions. Match Fixing is an apt title to tell a story of this kind, according to Vamsy. KV Narendra is the author who has come up with a brilliant take on Human Relations. Vamsy added the story to his Vamsy Ki...

People always like stories that are based on true events. Even this story is based on an event that took place during the 1996 floods in the Konaseema region. Author Ravulapalli Sunitha did a commendable job in bringing out the flavor of those times with her writing. యదార్థ...

Danya Rasi, written by Venu grabs our attention with its quirky title. The way he narrated a love story in a unique format helps the story in engaging the readers right away. The story is ageless and remains fresh even today. Thus, it is one of the favorites of Vamsi. కథ టైటిల్...

Society is nothing but a forest. Just like the cruel animals in the jungle, society also has such animals in the disguise of human beings. They do all cruel things and hurt many people. Against this backdrop, with a setup of a small village near Nallamala forests, the writer has come up with...