Gislane Brito

Mary's saga. Karla and Miklo takes place in the universe of the series Farscape. Encounters, adventure, the discovery of Love and the true meaning of Family and Home.

Gislane Brito

This story features characters by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle and characters created by me. I hope you enjoy the adventures and romances of Sherlock and Electra.

In a world subjugated by unstable gods and ruthless tyrants, blood carries both the burden of slavery and the key to the ruin of empires. Jack Another was once human, but after relentless surgical interventions, he became the cyborg leader of a fascist dictatorship. Under the banner of the New Era of Hunters, his goal is to colonize and subjugate the draconians in the name of a new deity: Dante Alighieri.

Benedict Valentine is the greatest mind of the 19th century. The 13-year-old boy genius gifted with mecha-magical eyes seeks revenge after being kidnapped and having his right eye stolen by a gang. Ben sets off in search of revenge and, with luck, to recover his right eye, the very eye that was given to him as a gift by King Dragomir when he was still a frail, blind baby.

Rafael CarnielliNuovo Autore

An unknown disease is consuming the lives of the inhabitants of Lontúrnia. Refusing to lose her parents, Morgana abandons her home and sets out in search of a cure, guided only by rumors of a mysterious alchemist who lives in the depths of the Trebor Forest. Alongside a young scholar named Apolo, the veteran hunter known as Lobo, and the tracker Kira, she will face beasts, forgotten ruins, and the dangers of a world too vast to be understood. But the greatest threat may not be in the forest. For the closer they get to the alchemist, the more questions arise. Who is the man who lives isolated among monsters? Why does his name appear in stories told for generations? And why do his eyes seem to carry the weight of centuries? As Morgana's hope dwindles with each passing day, she will discover that some answers have a higher price than she imagined.

Louise Albuquerque

No princípio, havia o Jardim. Adão conhece seus rios, seus caminhos e as criaturas que recebeu a tarefa de nomear. Eva descobre o mundo ao seu lado, fascinada por tudo aquilo que existe - e, principalmente, por aquilo que ainda não compreende. No Éden, nada lhes falta. Há alimento, abrigo, beleza e a presença de Deus, que os orienta como um pai e lhes ensina sobre a vida que colocou diante deles. Existe apenas uma ordem que não deve ser desobedecida: no coração do Jardim, há um conhecimento que não lhes pertence. Durante muito tempo, isso parece suficiente. Até que Eva encontra uma serpente diferente das demais. A princípio, ela é apenas mais uma criatura entre tantas outras. Mas seus encontros se tornam frequentes, e suas palavras despertam perguntas que Eva nunca havia pensado em fazer. Adão, menos disposto a aceitar conclusões sem compreendê-las, começa a procurar suas próprias respostas. Aos poucos, aquilo que sempre conheceram como Paraíso passa a ser observado de outra maneira. E quanto mais os dois tentam compreender o mundo que receberam, mais difícil se torna separar curiosidade de desobediência, proteção de limite e fé de escolha.