Naomi Young a college student studying literature has her world turned upside down when her fascination for vampires, in a world that doesn't even know they exist, becomes her destiny to become the bridge between Predator and Prey after a fate encounter. However, with many powerful opposers from both sides will she be able to do it all while keeping the world and, her own love, from ruin?…
This is a fan-fiction about Jason Momoa. Jason Momoa was fresh out from his divorce with his now Ex-Wife and had full custody of his two kids Coni and Joseph. The pair were heartbroken but it was well needed. He plans to lay low for a while but still continue on with his big projects ( Aquaman, Frontier, etc.). One day in your small town in Hawaii one of the smaller islands you bump into him grocery shopping and then a couple days later surfing, and then after your third encounter lands you in the hospital, he can't stop trying to see you. You don't know if it's out of guilt or something... more…
This story is heavily inspired by the anime aoharuride (Blue Spring Ride):Alora is a simple normal girl, with a simple normal life. All normal besides the fact that she has never had a boyfriend and only one crush! In elementary school, she met a boy, the first and only boy she's ever had feelings for, in hindsight. He moved away and she never saw him again. Now she is in high school and one day a new face arrives in her small town. She meets this guy and begins to like him, and he bears a striking resemblance to the boy from her faint memories. Alora is drawn to him from the start, and even more so when she begins to think that he could be that same boy. He does things that make her poor heart race like it only had years ago. Could he be.. that same boy? #1 in OldFlame Jan 2019![Now with visuals! You will now find pictures in the chapters!]Cover Credit: AnimeWolf20Authors Note: This book is inspired by aoharuride ( blue spring ride ) because it is my favorite anime if you like that, hopefully, you'll like this too. I hope you have patience because this book moves slowly at first but it picks up, I promise.…