Story: 221 books

Many scientists have disappeared mysteriously from a few specific islands of Andaman. Are Jarawas, the indigenous people of the Andaman Islands, somehow connected to this mystery? Santu and Kakabau will solve this mystery.

The government takes unwanted children, destined for abortion or foster care, and trains them for governmental services. These children are called the "unwanted", and become very special, revered people in society. This is due to the quality of the training they receive. They become highly...

Like the Three Musketeers, we played and pretended, but deep down we all know that two of us were being... tortured in our own home. This is the heartbreaking story of a brother and sister living with a mentally ill mother, whose destructive abuse threatens to destroy their lives. They escape reality...

The Editors of True Story and True Confessions bring you the perfect holiday gift! COMING HOME FOR CHRISTMAS is a collection of heartwarming and funny holiday stories that celebrate family and the Christmas spirit. If you want to believe in Christmas magic again, you’ll love: “YES,...

Early into the academic year at a boarding school outside of Boston, Department Chair Peter Burnham makes a simple misstep on-line that looks to render him jobless and homeless. Amidst differing teaching priorities and perpetual discipline issues, an alum working at the White House returns to campus...

Natalie St. John is engaged to be married to Adam Pennington, a handsome and successful businessman who can keep her in the way in which she has become accustomed. She knows she has every reason in the world to be happy, what with the resplendent wedding her parents have prepared for her and the prospect...

‘Tonight’s the Night’ is the second anthology brought out by Litagram. Twenty of the finest entries submitted in the ‘No Murder Tonight’ short story writing contest held last year have been chosen for this book. These short stories, based on crime and mystery with an Indian city in the background,...

Imaginarium 4: The Best Canadian Speculative Writing is a reprint anthology collecting speculative short fiction and poetry (science fiction, fantasy, horror, magic realism, etc.) that represents the best work published by Canadian writers in the 2014 calendar year.   Featuring Kelley...

Superheroes have been around for a long time, and the period from just before to several years after World War II is known as comics' golden age. In The Good Fight 5: The Golden Age, presented by the Pen and Cape Society, some of the best writers in the superhero fiction industry share their stories...

First came the Superheroes in The Good Fight. Then came their dastardly opponents in The Good Fight 2: Villains. The heroes found help in The Good Fight 3: Sidekicks. Now The Pen & Cape Society returns with The Good Fight 4: Homefront. Ever wonder how superheroes spend their...

When you look at your true love, do you see… dollar signs? This collection of stories from the editors of True Story and True Confessions magazines proves that for some, diamonds are a girl's best friend and money makes the world go around. Can money really buy love for these couples you're going...

From the Editors of True Story and True Confessions There is no greater experience than the memories and treasured moments shared between generations. In this collection of Grandmother stories, you will find the reminiscences of your time with your own Grandma and fondly smile. Stories...

THE LETTER is the heartbreaking tale of Annie, who receives an urgent letter from her grandmother calling her home and, where upon arrival, she is stunned to discover secrets of how her family was ripped apart in the past. Annie’s story will have you weeping alongside her as she learns these...

From the Editors of True Story and True Confessions Along with spring flowers, dyed eggs and chocolate bunnies, Easter symbolizes an awakening after a struggle. In these true-to-life tales, you’ll meet many women suffering through everything from the loss of beloved family members to bad...