The Lady In Black

Juan Moisés De La Serna

Summary

What a confusing fact, full of cross lines, that grab my interest but grow my fear up when the mystery wasn’t undiscovered for me, the mystery behind the lake that was surrounded by mysterious waters. Everyone would like to throw this episode from his memory, but it burnt my brain with all the incredible events I have ever lived with, until I got to this town, to this mysterious lake in particular. 


For me, it wasn’t difficult to remember such these events, that I lived them through my trips, and this ability is what I am frightened of, not because of the possibility of getting an accident at some points of my life, but even losing it, it is just an assumed thing and that fact makes me won on my fear about it. Although there were still other events that I experienced, all leading me up to one ending that I have always drawn, which is I am about a witness of unexplained wonders.

Available since: 11/26/2021.

Other books that might interest you

William the Conqueror - The...

Kelly Mass

William the First, who was also called William the Conqueror and in some cases William the Bastard, was the first Norman emperor of England, ruling from 1066 till his death in 1087. Around this time, many wars and battles were waged over the kingdom and distribution of territories in Europe. France, the Anglo-Saxons, and Scandinavian troops were engaged in raids, struggles, and battles to claim their lands and gains. 
One of the most significant times in William’s life was that as the Duke of Normandy. His politics, terms, rules, and treaties were different and refreshing for comparison to how things had been done previously. 
I invite you to learn more about this first king of England, who lived almost 1,000 years ago.

Show book

Andy Borowitz Presents The...

Jennifer Allen, Nora Ephron,...

Award-winning comedian and New Yorker humorist Andy Borowitz presents an evening of literary laughter and a look at the new Library of America collection he edited, The Fifty Funniest American Writers—a hilarious collection of American humor writing from Mark Twain and James Thurber to David Sedaris and The Onion.Borowitz, who has been called “one of the funniest people in America” by "CBS News Sunday Morning," will be joined onstage by an all-star cast of the best American humorists.

Show book

Commando - A Boer Journal of the...

Deneys Reitz

In 1899, Deneys Reitz, then aged seventeen, enlisted in the Boer army to fight the British. He had learnt to ride, shoot and swim almost as soon as he could walk. When he fought as a member several Boer commandos, he made full use of these skills and the endurance he acquired during the war.  
He was involved in major actions, such as the Battle of Spion Kop, and he interacted with prominent political and military figures of the time, such as President Paul Kruger, Boer generals Piet Joubert, Louis Botha, Koos de la Rey, Christiaan Beyers, Jan Smuts and British commander Lord Kitchener.  
Reitz forged a strong personal and political friendship with Smuts after the war, one built one reciprocal respect. 
Commando is more than a historical document. With prose that captures both the brutality and the beauty of war, Reitz weaves a narrative that resonates with authenticity, transcending time. 
As relevant today as when it was first penned, Commando has become a South African classic and stands as a testament to the indomitable human spirit in the face of adversity.

Show book

Paul: a story of the power of...

Charles Lukesh, Felipe Chavarro...

"PABLO: A TALE OF CHRIST'S POWER" transports listeners to the frostbitten expanse of 19th-century Siberia, where a once feared thief and murderer is miraculously redeemed by the unwavering love of Jesus Christ. This captivating story is not merely a retelling of a criminal's transformation; it's a profound exploration of the divine mercy that Jesus bestows upon the lost, illuminating the path to salvation and the majesty of His eternal glory.
PAUL: A STORY OF THE POWER OF CHRIST" audiobook offers a unique and immersive experience. Expertly crafted by renowned author and narrator, the audiobook effortlessly transports listeners through time and space, allowing them to witness Paul's transformation firsthand. Feel the weight of his conflicts, witness his remarkable displays of faith, and ultimately experience the awe-inspiring power of God's love. But this audiobook is not merely a historical account; it serves as a source of inspiration and reflection for believers and non-believers alike. Through Paul's journey, we are reminded that no one is beyond redemption or immune to the transformative power of Christ's love. As listeners, we are encouraged to examine our own lives, consider our relationship with God, and find hope in the possibility of positive change. "Transformed by Christ: The Unforgettable Journey of Paul - Audiobook Review" is a must-listen for anyone seeking a deeper understanding of Paul's life, his unwavering devotion to Christ, and the lasting impact he left upon the world. Allow this audiobook to stir your heart and awaken your spirit, as it offers a profound exploration of faith, forgiveness, and the unlimited potential within each of us. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Are you ready to embark on an extraordinary journey with "PAUL: A STORY OF THE POWER OF CHRIST" audiobook?

Show book

Triumph of Hope - From...

Ruth Elias

Ruth Elias, a Jewish woman who was taken to Auschwitz while several months pregnant, recounts her challenging and unthinkable story of confronting perhaps the most agonizing choice so that she and her newborn infant would not die. Taken for Nazi medical experimentation, she confronted the infamous Dr. Josef Mengele and saved the life of not only herself but her child as well. This award-winning and internationally acclaimed testament features accounts of the aftermath of her imprisonment and the difficult path to a new life in a new land: Israel, where new challenges and obstacles awaited her.

Show book

A Bazaar Life - The...

David Alliance

At the age of thirteen, David Alliance was taken out of school by his father and apprenticed into the Grand Bazaar in Tehran, where he learned the business skills that were to prove invaluable in one of the most successful business careers of modern times. In 1950, with just ?14 in his pocket, he arrived in Manchester in search of textile bargains, going hungry and sometimes forced to sleep on the street. Six years later, however, when he was still only twenty-four, he bought a loss-making textile mill, turned it around in six months and went on to build the biggest textile company in the Western world. At one stage his businesses, including his mail-order company, N Brown Group, employed more than 80,000 people. He did it through a mixture of incredibly hard work, creativity and nerve, and some of his takeovers, often of companies many times larger than his own, were breathtaking in their ingenuity. No obstacle was unscalable - his guiding principle all his life was that everything is achievable 'if you put your heart and soul into it'. Humble, charming and delightfully honest, Alliance's extraordinary rags-to-riches tale is not only that of a remarkable journey, but goes far beyond the world of business. Among many stories which have until now remained secret, Alliance tells of how he used the skills he learned in the bazaar to negotiate with the dictator Mengistu Haile Mariam to allow the Ethiopian Jews to be airlifted to Israel, his friendship with the Shah of Iran and the first-hand insight into the infamous Guinness affair. In A Bazaar Life, written with Ivan Fallon, he sets out the lessons he has learned in a long career, and the principles that have guided him. Young - and older - entrepreneurs can learn a lot from his story.

Show book