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William and Patrick fought in the trenches of World War I. During their years of suffering, they found comfort and love in each other's arms. But when they returned to their homes in the English countryside, they knew their love was a sin and the two cut ties. A decade later, both married and content with their lives, William learns that Patrick has gone missing. With a blizzard on the way and wolves known to hunt in that area, William decides to go and search for him. When they are reunited though, memories and emotions long suppressed are churned up. Now, they must decide between sacrificing their families and reputations to be together, or continue on with their lives as though nothing has changed. Set in the pastoral countryside of England before World War II and the nuclear age would change the landscape forever, this picturesque romance asks us the question: What needs to be sacrificed to protect the ones you love?

PART ONE. Britain serves the king of Britania as a „loyal" guard. He fights in the king's name, until one day he meets three revolutionaries, one of them being France. His heart fluttered at the sight of her, but their love was much smaller than the challenges they were gonna face. PART TWO. (Warning: Story revolves less around Britan & France) Shadows, Godesses and a better look into the live of the Union's. After unknown forces start pestering the peace that had finally made itself throughout various of Kingdoms, everyone is slowly getting well aware of what was happening behind the clost curtains of a long played act. [Its not as interesting as it sounds, trust me.]

A German soldier's journey to rediscover who he is and what he actually believes after suffering a head injury and memory loss on the battlefield of France in World War 1. (Drama. 38 pages.)

Rey, a newly-wed french girl, lives in France, during the eve of the German invasion in 1939. After her husband, Finn, is sent to war, the Nazis invade her village and her house is commandeered and is partly repurposed as living quarters for the German General Ren. As Rey and Ren spend more time in each others company, they start to feel an irresistible pull to one another; one that defies war, nationality, allegiances, and even reason. Ren and Rey face the difficulties of loving their enemy. Finding love is easy, but keeping it hidden is not. (Warning: This story contains semi- explicit sexuality and mild violence) (This story was previously known as " A War Divided Them- Yet brought them Together: A Reylo Story" as well as "The Nazi, The Rebel, and True Love: A Reylo WWII Story)

Danielle Rodriguez has spent the last three weeks in Spain with her girlfriends, living wild and free like a normal nineteen year old on holiday break from college. When she left her boyfriend, Klaus Mikaelson, things were looking up for them in the big soulful city of New Orleans whose war was supposed to be over. Just like time apart is supposed to make the heart grow fonder, but instead, Danielle and Klaus are feeling the pressure of that distance at the same time the newest Mikaelson family drama stirs up to new proportions that threaten to tear them all apart. It's Mikaelson vs Mikaelson showdown in all it's hell breaking glory. From undead parents and siblings to forgotten family members who unravel ancient made pacts and century old secrets kept from one another and sometimes from themselves. It's enough stress to tear any relationship apart. How will Danielle and Klaus survive? She's still growing into adulthood, going to college, and being a step-mom. He on the other hand is facing his familial demons, defining what fatherhood means to him, and trying to be the good boyfriend his partner deserves. Continue reading and following the spicy, hot to trot couple struggling to survive the newest storm in New Orleans. Witness the highs and lows of their relationship, facing the burdens of both normal and supernatural issues that risk driving a wedge between them. Experience the lover spats, perils of a family at war, mind blowing sex scenes, and emotional diary writings from a young college student trying to find a place in the supernatural world as the true history of the oldest living family is revealed before her eyes. ~Book No. 2~

There are some people who are not like the rest of the herd. Those who seek company but are rejected. Those who do not fit into any of the 'fashionistas', 'badass hunks', 'nerdies', 'druggists', or any gang. These people were just born different or circumstances have made them different. The diary of an angry young girl is about such a girl. After or during reading the book, you may have thoughts like, 'Seriously, is the writer just bragging?'...'Is that possible?'...'That's definitely bullshit'...etc etc. Trust me, it's not a fictional story, it's as much real as the stars you see at night. I've known this girl all my life. This story is a journey of a girl crushed on all sides; a girl who you should read about because you really don't know how many more of her kind are in your lives...waiting for a ray of hope.

Eleanor, the 17-year-old modern princess of Eldwyne, hides her tender secret behind palace walls. While the world sees a poised royal heir with golden curls and radiant grace, within her private sanctuary, Eleanor often slips into littlespace-a safe haven that comforts her from the trauma of royal expectations and a dark past. Her parents, the Queen and King, are burdened with royal duties, leaving her maid, the loyal and compassionate 22-year-old Margot, to care for her. Margot, with her kind heart and gentle hands, becomes Eleanor's caretaker, protector, and, in time, her secret love. Set in a gilded era of timeless traditions and gold coin wealth, this story of forbidden romance explores Eleanor's journey of healing, self-acceptance, and discovering love in the most unexpected places.

It is 1914, and Henry Anderson is watching the world descend into war. Like many young men at the time, he is fascinated by the idea of warfare and glory. Henry enlists in the military against his parents' wishes and throws himself into the life of a British soldier in Flanders. But it is far from what he expects: Henry's fantasies of righteous battle fade into the grim reality of gruesome death and shell-shock. He and his fellow soldier Jacob must help each other survive the cruel trenches, but it is no longer certain that either of them will return to England alive. Told in journal entries and letters from Henry's sister Elizabeth, this reveals the realities and horrors of World War I, on the battlefield and in the homefront. I wrote this for a history project while studying WWI and got way too involved in it, so here you are. WARNINGS: gun/bomb/gas-related violence, war descriptions, graphic death, suicide attempt. I will mark specific chapters with warnings and give summaries of those chapters on the following one. These may not be complete, so if a chapter is not marked and should be, please comment to let me know. Written in 2019 (age 15).

He was close to death, almost a lifeless body, a wounded solider in one of the cold battles in his war. Before he woke up in a cozy bed, in a house he's never seen before, And with an angel beautiful taking care of him, while he heals. The two hopeless romantic fall in love beneath the stars of a beautiful house, surrounded by a river and trees. Just the two of them, for a long long time... 𝓑𝔂: 𝓽𝓻𝓾𝓽𝓱𝓪𝓷𝓽𝓲𝓬𝓲𝓹𝓪𝓽𝓮♡

Lilianne Marineau, aka Lili, a struggling writer like you and me, wakes up to find herself in the body of Arielle Dumont, the female protagonist in her own, half-written novel. What would happen next? She sure as hell doesn't know. At first, all Lili wants to do is survive, and is overcome with the feeling that she had been bound by chains of her own making. Soon enough, though, she realizes she had been atoning for the wrong thing--and maybe, just maybe it was not her fault. A story of a writer who has to live as a character in a world she hasn't quite fully developed yet. A terrible writer with terrible concepts of magic in a fantasy world--and yes, there are glitches. TW: anxiety/depression/existential crisis esp in the earlier chapters, but quite mild, nothing we all haven't experienced before (I think anyone would reasonably panic in MC's situation). Still overall fairly lighthearted