God, Sindre can't stand the world sometimes. He's a college drop-out for the worst of reasons, working odd jobs that have him wishing he lacked the sense of smell, and can barely get through a day without exerting some sort of negative emotion onto an innocent pillow. This smiley, overly-optimistic bartender clacking...
As a child, Mathias Køhler had always been warned not to go in the woods. He had heard tales of creatures luring humans to their deaths, and had been told on numerous occassions that hiking in the forest at the edge of his village was dangerous. He'd never really bothered to listen to those people, and continued going...
What if everyone had their purpose of life written on their skin? Sure life would be easier and less confusing. But apparently not for Lukas: at the age of twenty, he lives alone with his two little brothers, his purpose still has not appeared, and he's struggling with life overall. As soon as he thinks it's time to j...
Lukas Bondevik (Norway) gets a job as one of the male leads of the Royal Danish Ballet, a job he has been dreaming of since he was just a little boy. Mathias Køhler (Denmark) is a professional pianist who works for the ballet company in the orchestra. During a solo practice in the theatre, Lukas is shocked to find out...
{Nyo! DenNor lemons} Nyo! Denmark: Mette Køhler Nyo! Norway: Lovise Bondevik This is series of lemons. Just a bunch of lemon one shots, for this one ship.((This story is sex between two, consenting, married, adult females. Don't like, don't read.))
Lukas works for a seemingly normal laboratory in Oslo until he hears loud cries coming from the floors below his level of clearance. Fearing the worst, he goes to invesitgate. Upon arriving at the 16th floor, Lukas realizes the lab is far more sinister than expected.
This is my book about trans guy Prussia, (From Hetalia) as you could see in the title. I'm really just in love with Trans guy Prussia. I hope people will read along and that his book get as positive feedback as my other Hetalia book. I just felt like this wasn't an idea i could use in my oneshot book and that it des...