The year of 1943 sees a girl and her dream to serve the United States Army. This Modern Mulan retelling goes through adventures of heartbreak, loss, and some steamy scenes. After taking the place of her brother who was wounded in his last deployment...
I'll be including songs that I either feel like could be present/describe whichever chapter they're in or just simply to introduce y'all to some great country music. They'll be linked in the media section above.
The trailer when posted can be found in this chapter linked with a YouTube link.
IMPORTANT INFORMAITION FOR YOU!
First things first to get this out of the way, all characters, concepts, and ideas present in Gunpowder and Smoke belong to me myself and I. Please do not copy any character backstories, use them in your stories, or claim to have made them.
This story is set in 1940s where times are very different than how they are now. Any opinions of characters are not what I personally believe and while I'm on the topic please don't send any DMs to me assuming that I have misogynistic or racist views. I take whatever negative things you say about them as a compliment regardless because just like applauding an actor portraying a villain well, it's an author's job to make a villain through words and dialect. To cap this off, if you don't have anything nice to say; don't say anything at all.
WARNING: This book contains rather graphic death(s), strong language that some might find offensive, descriptive sexual scenes, graphic violence as well as some possible history inaccuracies. I hope not for the last one, but we all make mistakes and if this were to happen, they will be fixed promptly.
CHARACTER AESTHETICS!
VEDA E.
"The man who passes the sentence should swing the sword. If you would take a man's life, you owe it to him to look into his eyes and hear his final words. And if you cannot bear to do that, then perhaps the man does not deserve to die." ― George R.R. Martin
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ROGER J.
"There is no hunting like the hunting of man, and those who have hunted armed men long enough and liked it, never care for anything else thereafter." ― Ernest Hemingway
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