My Novels

Now here's a list of my novel ideas along with teaser-synopses. Enjoy.

"Alastor"
In the world there is a secret organization called D.E.I.T.I.E.S. which looks over the power balances of the world. Founded and led by Edmund Lion, Codename: Zeus, and his trusted wife, Helena Lion, Codename: Hera, the organization thrives for years. However, Edmund's elite team, The Hound's Fang, led by Adrien Wolfe, Codename: Ares, and his teammates Nathalia Whalter, Codename: Artemis, and Alexander Roarshark, Codename: Tartarus, go rogue and deviate from the organization's peaceful intent. After much a long struggle, the team goes missing and all members are assumed dead. Years later, Edmund's new star team, The Blades of Alastor, led by James Phoenix, Codename: Alastor, and his companions Lucille Swan, Codename: Aphrodite, and Leroy Griffin, Codename: Dionysus, discover a plot hatched by a mysterious adversary. However, Edmund recognizes the patterns of the plot to be one concocted by his once glorious team, The Hound's Fang. And so, The Blades of Alastor embark on an epic chase around the world to find out and end the plot of the mastermind.

"Conception"
Conceivers, those who read minds, exist in the world and are critically acclaimed for their supernatural abilities. When a conceiver conceives, he or she literally enters the mind of his volunteer and witnesses the inner-workings of the person's mind. Therein, the conceiver finds concepts, or the objects and symbols that represent a person's thoughts. Through deciphering these concepts, the conceiver can deduce thoughts, thought processes, or events of the person's life. The adventure of the mind may last hours or even days, but in the physical world it may as well be a single second. Two rival conceivers make their way into the world as the greatest figures of their profession. Brenton Abstru, previously a private investigator, is known for his pragmatics and brilliant deduction. Ambrose Tawder, previously a magician in a circus, is known for his improvisational deduction and charismatic conduct. They appear to be the second coming of the once revolutionary rival conceivers of Edgar DuMarlo and Anton TiBois, whose competition rocked the world fifty years prior. DuMarlo, previously a doctor, was known for his cold calculations and precise deduction skills. TiBois, previously an actor, was known for his in the moment revelations and bluffing. Everyone knows how the story of DuMarlo and TiBois played out; TiBois murdered DuMarlo and achieved world-wide fame as the greatest conceiver of all time. Wanting to follow in the foot-steps of his hero, Tawder seeks to better his rival, Abstru. As luck would have it, Abstru has a mental impediment which forces him to write down his thoughts and ideas into his journal. Tawder's ambitions bring him to this journal, which he steals, and soon, the ultimate battle for mental supremacy and concept-shattering revolutions would start with Ambrose Tawder and Brenton Abstru. With their bout the idea of the human mind would be completely revolutionized for the entire world. All because of the two rivals, and their head-to-head struggle. Winner take all.

"Damaged Goods"
Two star-crossed lovers; a man and a woman secretly in love with each other find themselves in a most troubling predicament. They have no time at all to pay their debts and to pay them fast. With their own mysterious backgrounds, they have the skills to achieve what they want. However, the only option they've been forced to choose is to rob a bank and take hostages. As the two struggle with authorities they begin to learn things. With interaction with negotiators, the hostages, and each other, they learn new things about themselves, about life, about the struggle and fragility people constantly face, and about each other. All this will lead them to their final decision; whether to go through with the bank job or to give themselves up. If they escape with the money, they'll achieve what they want, but if they give themselves up, and maybe get killed, they'll achieve much more. This is the ultimate story of... damaged goods.

"Petals of Black and White"
Lilian Flora, a 17 year old junior in high school finds herself in a relationship with 16 year old sophomore, Heath Fidel. The two hit it off quite well and find the the other person is a perfect match. However, no relationship is perfect and they soon find many struggles and hardships as their relationship moves. Each struggle and hardship is born from a past experience Lilian had; they remind her of a tortured and troubled childhood and early teenager-hood. All the while Heath fights hard to get through to Lilian and make her happy. They are completely driven by their love for the other and over the course of a year their love takes on new meanings day by day. This is exemplified by a poem that Heath writes to Lilian titled, "Petals of Black and White," which depict Lilian's life to Heath as it goes along. This story is not meant to tell a happy ending, in fact the very purpose of the story is to remind people that there is no such thing.

"Writing with Two Hands"
When one writes a book, he becomes two people; the writer and the reader. The writer is remorseless and seeks only the grandiosity of eloquence in his writing. All the emotions, treachery, and trickery he strings together in his literary works pleases him as he goes along. He becomes almost excited and gleeful to play God in his own little world; he can do anything he wants with his settings, his characters, and his characters' desires. However, once the writing is over, the reader looks back on it and is terrified at what the writer wanted to portray. He becomes disgusted and can't bear to see the selfishness and arrogance of the writer. This is the true inner struggle of the writer in his writing. One man, in such a dilemma, is found dead one night only 24 hours after he finishes his latest piece of literature. Friends and family do what they can to figure out what went wrong. In desperation, they begin reading the man's last book. To their surprise, they fully see the inner struggle of the writer, as it is completely evident in specific pages that were done on specific times. This becomes an eerie coincidence as they investigate people whom have come into contact with the writer.. and the reader. Eventually, they come to the truth, but what is it? What drove him to madness? The writer?.. or the reader? And how did the story end? Was the last word punctuated by the writer?.. or the reader? Or was it just that the man was writing.. with two hands..?

"Coined Pt. 1: Fair"
Hayden Travail, a 21 year old man lives his life as it is in misery, haunted every day by the daunting memories of his tortured past. In his life he has learned to rule his decisions by the whim of a coin; he believes that fate controls everything. As his maddening misery sulks on, his best friend Stacey Nostrum compels herself to help Hayden in every way that she possibly can, but soon ends up in a complicated drama involving not only Hayden, but his friends, and the lifestyle that has been handed to him.

"Coined Pt. 2: Everything"
Hayden Travail, now a 23 year old man has lived past his nightmares and finds true peace with the help of his girlfriend, Stacey Nostrum. However, peace isn't guaranteed to the couple as a tragic event takes the couples' lives and twists it upside down, putting it through the ultimate test. As Stacey's depression rises, Hayden's own forgotten nightmares come back for a reprise, challenging to undo everything Hayden has gained in two years.

"Coined Pt. 3: Never"
Hayden Travail, a 25 year old man finds the conclusion of his epic tale and epic struggle with life. Having once again finding peace and happiness with his fiancee, Stacey Nostrum, life once again throws another curve ball his way to test him and his resolve. However, things get much more intense than he realizes, for the stakes raise much higher than sanity, lives get put on the line as Hayden struggles against his final test.

Any questions? I can go a little in-depth to anything if anyone is interested.

i shall read all youv posted tri...when the beta doesnt make me drool...XD

Hot Damn

lol, I encourage your posting of your own stories.

I'm sure they're great.

And yeah.. I've thought A LOT.

That's the spirit.

100 huh thats one hell of a start.

very nice

Ohhhhhhhhh, forgot to mention:

I have one novel that, at this point and as far as I'm concerned, is completely finished. It is "Coined Part 1: Fair."

If anyone wants, I can Email it or something to you.

Yeah, I did send that to you, but I've heavily, and I mean heavily edited it, so... yeah. I'm glad you'll take it.

I'll type it up, then.

Juuuuuuuuuuuuust in case anyone's interested, I just finished Coined Part 2: Everything. It's up for grabs if anyone wants to read it. And as always, Coined Part 1: Fair is also up for grabs if anyone wants to read it.

Im don't recall those two. Are they new one's Tri?

Hm, not new at all. If you look at my very first post here you'll find their summaries.

Happy to send them as attachments.

Those ones sound a bit familiar. Did ya post em in the yt group before?
And why was I gettin a Harvey Dent vibe from Hayden? xD

I think I would like to read those fully.

I did, actually.

And haha, yeah, that was kinda the point. It was somewhat unavoidable since, well, it's autobiographically based; that's how I was, well, am.