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Scarlett (Second Edition)
“It’s not too much. I can make more here. You’ll need it to settle somewhere new, wherever you end up. Thank the goddess we all use the same currency. You’ll need it more than I will.”
Her hand moved to my cheek, patting it gently, comforting me like a mother would. “Listen carefully,” she said, her voice a low, urgent whisper.
“Go west. Don’t even think about going east. They don’t take kindly to strangers there, and their Alpha is ruthless. But the West… the West won’t look twice at a new face. You’ll blend in there, but you’d stand out like a sore thumb in the East. Right now, because of the mourning, no one’s guarding the borders. Go to the highway and wait there until you can catch a ri
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A TASTE OF TEMPTATION: Vampire King And His Hybrid Bride
Jason might be a vampire, ancient and powerful, but in this moment, I had him exactly where I wanted him.
“We’re still in the shifters’ territory in Nevada,” he explained. “Since they’ve blocked every road, we’ll have to go on foot across their border to Utah, and then we’ll head north to Idaho.”
Utah and Idaho were human territories. Big chasms of thousands of miles separated the western states from their eastern neighbors, like Colorado, Wyoming, and Montana.
The states on the east side of the chasms were still run by the Federal, though a few states had declared their independence, and many more were going to join them. The Federal had never been so weak since the American Independence Da
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My Possessive Vampire King
Each moment of Star's adventure through these diverse landscapes etched itself into her memory, awakening a deep appreciation for the untamed beauty of the American West.
As we crossed rivers and traversed dense forests, the camaraderie among our group only grew stronger, bonds forged through shared hardships and a common goal. Encouraging words and shared stories carried us through the long days and nights, a reminder that we were not alone on this arduous journey.
The skies above us stretched endlessly, the sun beating down upon us as we made our way across the open plains of the Midwest. Dusty trails and winding roads led us ever closer to our destination, the distant promise of South Dak
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Scarlett
She said, patting my cheek.
"Go west. The east doesn't take likely to strangers, and the alpha there is mean. You will not stand out in the west, but you will stand out in the east. Because we are mourning, no one is guarding the borders. Go to the highway and get a ride. Tell them you are going to the centre of Rainville. They won't ask you questions. Once you get to the centre of Rainville, go to the bus terminal and board the bus going to Woodshire. Settle in and find a job." She advised me, and I tried to memorise the names of the places she had called.
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Unnatural: The Wildfire
"Come on. Let's go East. I've heard tales that the most beautiful women are from the East. Besides, we'll get to see the famous Gomez Tribe for ourselves."
"Like it's not the Gomez girls you're after."
I snorted and stole his cup of ice cream.
He tried to pin me with a glare and sighed when I didn't budge.
"Ally, please. There are so many tribes to check out in the East. Besides, the human population is more there than West."
"I'll think about it. But the Saskat River in the West is beautiful and the weather is—"
We were interrupted when Raymond walked in with a group of people. After telling them to reserve a seat for him, he strolled to meet us, a smirk on his face. I adjusted my glasses a
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BLOODBOUND The Four Moons Rising
He had it in two.
The Western Reach was four days' ride through country that got flatter and wider the further west you went, until the particular enclosed quality of the Highlands gave way to something that felt like the land was breathing out. The sky was different here — higher, somehow, the way skies are different when there is less to interrupt them.
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Dirty Valentine’s Secret
The Arrival at the West
The barge hit the Missouri mud with a "Ruthless" thud. They drove the truck off the ramp and onto the "Unindexed" soil of the West. The landscape here was different—flatter, wider, and filled with a "Raw Vulnerability" that made the Maine woods seem like a "Gilded Cage."
Aria looked back at the river. The "Great Divide" was behind them. The "Common Ledger" of the East—the towers, the ruins, and the "Ghost-Scripts"—felt like a dream that was finally beginning to fade.
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COLLECTION OF LUST AND LOVE
Abegail sat paralysed, her dream world collapsing about her, as her father and Leonard briefly talked of Leonard's leaving. He was going farther west, into the new Colorado territory. Not east. He was leaving. He was leaving without her, and he was going west, not east—to the even more primitive wilds than the dreary Nolana, not to the opulent, lively cities of the east.
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A Witch's Nightmare - Dream Trilogy Book 1
On my first trip abroad – I was beyond excited to be leaving New Zealand.
Once the plane took off, everyone started to get comfortable. We had a long flight ahead of us: sixteen hours to Los Angeles and a further seven hours to Anchorage, Alaska, followed by an almost five-hour drive to Wonder Lake, to reach our destination. It was going to be a long-ass few days of travel. The first part of the flight went quickly.
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What Separates Me and You
Phineas had to remain vigilant by his side.
Just after leaving the hospital, Lewis was determined to head west again.
Phineas hurriedly ran up to stop him. He attempted to persuade him, "Mr. Alvarez, let's go back or head south. There are many places in the south we haven't explored. Let's not go further west."
Lewis glanced at him and pushed him aside, saying, "If you want to go back, go on your own."
With that, he opened the car door and drove away.
Phineas scratched his head in frustration. There was nothing he could do. He checked his phone's map. Heading further west would take them to Heubury, another high-altitude area.
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I was browsing through a quaint little bookstore last weekend when I stumbled upon a copy of 'El Sur'—such a beautifully haunting title that immediately piqued my curiosity. The author, Adelaida García Morales, isn’t as widely discussed as some of her contemporaries, but her work has this eerie, lyrical quality that sticks with you. 'El Sur' feels like a dream half-remembered, blending Gothic elements with a coming-of-age narrative. It’s one of those stories where the setting—a mysterious southern town—almost becomes a character itself. I love how Morales plays with silence and unsaid emotions; it’s like she trusts the reader to fill in the gaps with their own fears and longings.
What’s fascinating is how her background in philosophy seeps into the text. There’s this existential undercurrent, especially in the protagonist’s relationship with her father, which mirrors Morales’ own exploration of identity and isolation. If you enjoy writers like Carmen Laforet or Shirley Jackson, Morales’ sparse yet evocative prose will definitely resonate. I ended up buying the book purely because of its opening paragraph—sometimes, you just know a voice will haunt you.
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