A kind of adaptation of Crime and Punishment. Not really all that much like it, or nearly as great, but I try.
It's basically a love story, so enjoy. And one more thing, it isn't nearly finished.

Credit to this deviant artist for the cover art: http://eggsmakemesmile.deviantart.com/

Princess aziza's life was good to say at least in till her seventeenth birthday every thing came craching down, her father is murdered she ends up getting kidnapped, but will aziza have the  courage to lead a country or will her feelings for Damon's get in the way of her goals.

The work contained herein is a combined effort on notes by many, they are and have been edited and are open to all that have a desire to better understand the Holy Bible.

“ART BUM: Guide to the Best Places to Die.” Map the unmappable. Everyone is an explorer when it comes to mapping the end... life's end... your end. Everyone alive is a tourist when it comes to traveling to the lands of the dead. Get this graphic novel guide to death and dying. No life plan is complete without it. No illusion of completeness is as satisfying as this one.

“ART BUM: Guide to the Best Places to Die,” the new graphic novel by Joy Rip, is the ghostly story of one desperate artist's graphic blueprint for dying with the illusion of grace.

Some say life begins without fear. Some say life begins with fear. We are born. We experience pain. We become fearful. We experience fear. We learn fear. We are ruled by fear. All the rules that govern the art world are rules crafted by fear and pain. The rules governing any living world... any conscious world... any human world, are rules crafted by our perceived limitations in the face of fear and pain. So why not cut to the chase and create a work of art that simply deals head on with the one most obvious pain and limitation ruling our lives: Our fear of death.

Joy Rip smiles. “This is the poor man's guide to dying. It's designed for the poor only because it aims to be a viable plan for anyone, even those with the fewest financial options, on how best to leave this world (with your head up). But everyone is welcome to use it.” Take a look. A bad plan might be better than no plan at all. Just remember, it's only art.

12-year old Terrance Rack is confused when he recieves a letter from "The Six Guardians". So Terrance must go on an adventure with someone unexpected, his 9-year old sister, Carly. They must save the Guardians before, "The Time".

The entire building exploded.

Glass, debris and brick rained down on our heads, as if the world were officially coming down around us.

As if the Zom's weren't enough. As if being torn from my family - my parents, and friends, hadn't been enough. As if seeing those you trusted most being eaten alive, tortured or worse hadn't appeased whatver god that be. As if seeing my home in flames, lost to looters; ravaged by the lost and the free hadn't ripped open my every wound I'd gotten since this bloody outbreak started, wasn't good enough.

How much more will we lose before we're finally safe? Or until we finally give up?

Just how much can we - as the human race - take? We all break eventually.

this is a really awesome poem that i wrote one day when i was down at the beach in florida on spring break last year, there have been some changes made to it but that is to make it even better than it was before. so i hope that my readers enjoy this book!!!!

"Three, two, one!" And the evil soldiers attacked their enemies, the Good.

"I'm gonna marry the night, I won't give up on my life." The line haunted his thoughts and dreams, just like the girl who had sang them on that cold winter night such a long time ago.