Jaya Island Novels & Stories

he said as a compliment. “Thank you … I will do my best here, I’m confident we can hatch close to a thousand eggs within the first few months, if there are plenty of nests out there maybe we can expand to another location on the island … we’ll see.” Gabriel seemed distant after that, he was reminded of his past. “Indonesia huh? That’s where we were going when our plane crashed … My parents bought an island there … it’s a beautiful country with 17 thousand islands or thereabout … but I didn’t get the chance to go there, not after what happened,” he reminisced.

It could be said that this room was her father's second room which her father really often visited to finish all the work she never understood. "Look at this." Calistha immediately looked up at the wall which turned out to be full of images such as maps and symbols that she didn't understand. Aiden then took out his flashlight as well as his cellphone to take pictures of the pictures because they might have ulterior motives that could lead him to Jacob's stolen treasure. “Aiden, why is Jeju Island marked in blue? Then several other cities around the world too. These seem to be places where my father built his business empire.”

We’ve got an exciting itinerary filled with beaches, jungles, waterfalls and lots of smiles. I promise I won’t sound so sappy in the actual blog, but it’ll be fun to write (and hopefully to read) and Jamaica will be the topic of my first post. So if you’re ever curious, please stop in and give it a read and subscribe if you’d like! I heard something drop and the sound of shattering glass in the other room. “Babe, are you okay in there? Did something break?” I called out. “I was pouring us some wine but I think Brian knocked the glass out of my hand. He’s probably still upset at me for stealing his girl,” he yelled back.

Under the Ice Continent of Antarctica. It seems Gin and Gun are heard telling the story of the first time they discovered the island of Dajjol near the island of Java, which is now the country of the Archipelago. "That time, to be exactly 1400 years ago is roughly the current time when I first discovered that place with Gun." Said Gin who recounted.

Seeing a fat squirrel looking at her from the branch, Jessica threw one of the wild fruits in her hand over. Without aim, the fruit fell to the ground, scaring the squirrel away. "Is it fun?" Blake stood behind her. Jessica knew it was him when she heard his footsteps, so she didn't look back. She said, "It's worth it to buy this island by Mo Feitong." She really liked this place. "When I came here just now, I saw a pheasant and a black goat." Blake picked up the leaves from her hair and said, "I'll buy an island too. We'll live in retirement. It's called Xiang Island. Only the two of us can live on the island. No one can come here."

His touch was like ice against my burning skin, a welcome relief. "You’re pushing too hard," he whispered, his eyes full of a fierce, protective love. "We’re halfway across," I gasped, looking at the horizon. Through the thinning mist, I could see them—the golden spires of the Jade Isles. They weren't built on land; they were floating islands of white jade, held aloft by massive, glowing Sol-Cores. "They know we're here," Jace said, landing beside us. He pointed toward the islands. A swarm of tiny, glowing dots was rising from the Jade capital. "Those aren't birds. Those are Sol-Flies—single-pilot interceptors. Thousands of them."

the man driving the boat said. Mary got up from where she sat, then asked, “But we're still not close enough to the island's shore; why stop here?” “I’m sorry, madam, but Yajurveda is for seeing only; no one has stepped foot on the island for decades. There is an invisible wall around the island that prevents people from stepping into it,” the driver said. Mary stared at the island for a moment. “Get me as close as you can get to the invisible wall. We'll figure something out,” she said, squinting her eyes.

"Yes, ma'am. We have been sailing towards this island for the past few hours, and we're almost there now." Jessica gave a small smile of relief. She had done her research on the Island and had selected the perfect spot to build the palace, but she couldn't help feeling a little nervous about the logistics of it all. She had hired a team of workers and the necessary building materials and machinery, but she had never overseen a project of this magnitude before. As the Island finally came into view, Jessica felt a rush of excitement mixed with apprehension. This was it- the beginning of her new life, her new home. She couldn't wait to start working and build something truly magnificent.

"I've told you already. The coastguards are just carrying out their daily duties. Stop being paranoid, OK? Think about John. You'll get to see him again very soon." Jasper went on after a pause, "I've had the island thoroughly cleaned. It's so beautiful there. There are so many tulips with different colors. You're definitely gonna love it. "And you know what? There are many coconut trees lining the roads. We can enjoy the coconut water anytime we want. It tastes so fresh and sweet. "Plus, the seawater there is so clear. You can see the fish swimming around at a glance. You like diving, don't you? We'll do it as soon as we arrive. Let's go check out those beautiful coral reefs and butterfly f