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Stories in Chapters that you’ll love, handpicked by our team.
Valentine's Dates Over the Years
Colin grinned as Brooklyn slipped into the living room. “Is it all set?” he asked. The twenty-one year old grinned. She was in her last year of college and Colin knew that Lincoln was proud of her. Although she had been away at college, she’d eagerly helped Colin plan his surprise for Lincoln. “I’m so glad you’re finally doing this,” she said.
By Reb Kreyling21 days ago in Chapters
The Cave Part 6
If you have ever heard a tale about yourself that you cannot remember and doubtless think is made up, you will know how I felt when Tharkin related all that the eagle had seen of me before my memories were scattered. Of far distances and traveling companions that I did not recall, camping out under the stars and making our way to the mountains with deliberate purpose. The great bird had lost contact with my party once we entered the forests, and the seven other members were not seen again by him or his brethren since.
By Jamye Sharp18 days ago in Chapters
The Guardian Chapter V
Alexander left his Coming of Age ceremony with Cronos and the elders with as many new questions as he had answers for his old questions. Cronos had confirmed his suspicions were correct. Not only was there a link between the Beast Masters and the inhabitants of the Citadel, but it was the Citadel's fault that the Beast Masters existed in the first place. Instead of banishing the law breakers which allowed them to wreak havoc on the rest of humanity, the Citadel elders should have stripped them of their powers before they became too strong. Now Alexander would need to battle the Beast Masters and the Jikininki. It would be difficult for him to forgive the Citadel Elders because their poor decisions led to the deaths of his parents and more than half the planet's human population.
By Mark Gagnon19 days ago in Chapters
Fair Exchange, No Robberies
Dark Memoirs - Index There are at least two kinds of people in the world: those who write this half-arsed kind of intro to a story that looks to separate the rare and the norm, and those who realise it's an overused framing device and don't.
By Paul Stewart2 months ago in Chapters
Bruce Lee and The God of War: Kuan Ti
It starts with love.. The Power to the God Of War and Wealth Walk into a Chinese restaurant (even in Oklahoma, USA), a Chinese police station, a kung fu martial arts studio or even a Chinese temple and you often see a red faced warrior holding a heavy quan-do (spear like weapon).
By SAMURAI SAM AND WILD DRAGONS2 months ago in Chapters
Latest Stories
Most recently published stories in Chapters.
Flight 163: The Tragic Karachi–Jeddah Flight Where No One Survived Despite a Safe Landing
On August 19, 1980, what began as a routine commercial flight from Karachi to Jeddah ended in one of the most heartbreaking disasters in aviation history. The aircraft, Saudi Arabian Airlines Flight 163, carried 301 people on board—287 passengers and 14 crew members. Despite successfully making an emergency landing after a fire broke out mid-flight, not a single person survived. The tragedy shocked the world and remains a painful lesson in aviation safety.
By Irshad Abbasi about 3 hours ago in Chapters
Operation Pushkin: The $Millions Book Heist That Shook Europe
In the world of rare books and manuscripts, the term “priceless” is often more than just a figure of speech. In 2023, Europe witnessed one of the most audacious literary crimes in modern history—dubbed **“Operation Pushkin”**—where millions of dollars’ worth of rare books vanished from libraries and private collections, leaving authorities and bibliophiles stunned. The theft not only exposed vulnerabilities in the continent’s cultural institutions but also revealed a sophisticated criminal network with global reach.
By Irshad Abbasi about 4 hours ago in Chapters
Musa al-Sadr: Has a Body Found in a Secret Morgue Finally Solved a 50-Year-Old Mystery?
In the turbulent politics of the Middle East, few disappearances have generated as much intrigue, grief, and speculation as that of Musa al-Sadr. The charismatic Lebanese Shia cleric vanished in 1978 during an official visit to Libya, and for nearly five decades his fate has remained one of the region’s most haunting mysteries. Now, new claims about human remains discovered in a secret morgue have reignited debate: could this finally be the evidence that confirms what happened to him?
By Irshad Abbasi about 5 hours ago in Chapters
The $55 Billion B-29: The Engineering Marvel That Became a Terrifying Weapon of Mass Destruction
When the **B-29 Superfortress** rolled off American assembly lines during World War II, it represented one of the most ambitious and expensive military engineering projects in history. Costing nearly $3 billion in the 1940s—equivalent to roughly $55 billion today—the aircraft was more expensive to develop than the Manhattan Project that produced the atomic bomb it would eventually carry. Built by the United States to secure air superiority in the Pacific, the B-29 became both an engineering masterpiece and a symbol of devastating destructive power.
By Irshad Abbasi about 5 hours ago in Chapters
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