When Leia was a little girl, Bail Organa used to tell her about her mother, Padmé. Soon, she started writing letters to Padmé, hoping for a response. Fanfiction || All Rights Reserved To Star Wars And Disney. p.s. i wrote this book when i was eleven, so please forgive me if it's cringy but tysm for all the support! it will be edited soon ! book cover by yours truly.

The title says it all my friends. The title says it all. Kristoff, ma main man, handsome as heck, awkwardly adorable, loved by everyone except a few jerks...has very interesting days even without his beloved Fiesty Pants. He has his own set of 15 year old fan girls, a few haters, some that don't care for him, some that are always asking him to sing! Why, he's practically Shawn Mendes. Here is....A Day in the Life of Shawn Mendes I mean Kristoff.

It's the year 2060 and the United States have become an Authoritarian state following the outbreak of a mysterious virus called the Klein Virus that has tormented the country and world for decades. Those who become contaminated are sent off to the dreaded Quarantine Stations, where very few actually end up surviving and bringing along their own horrific stories. Skye Larson is the parental guardian of her 15-year-old sister, Hayden, and her 8 year old brother, Zack, who suffers from Cystic Fibrosis. Skye's only goal is to protect her siblings after they tragically lost their parents to the virus. Noah Olsen is the son of one of the highest ranking officers in the United States military. With expectations placed upon him, he finds comfort in his girlfriend, Skye, and their relationship is kept a secret out of fear of it being used against them by Noah's father. When Zack suddenly contracts the virus, it becomes a sudden mission to avoid authorities so that they can stay together as a family. Will they be safe enough together? Or are there more troubles ahead?

1774, Boston- Rebellion brews and Eden Williams is given the opportunity to be a spy and to leave her quiet life behind as a courier for the Committee of Correspondence. With the Intolerable Acts and 3,000 British soldiers arriving in Boston, Eden wants liberty, peace, and to keep her homeland safe. She slips into the British ranks as a spy, sneaking out intelligence and becoming smitten with British officer Andrew Harrison- the enemy. But when she is finally called out of Boston and sent to New York to aide a fellow spy, she is kidnapped by Revolutionaries who believe her to be an enemy British spy. As she escapes and manages to keep her cover intact, a run in with a pearl diver from the East Caribbean ruins it all. From the sophisticated life as a spy to fighting on the field, Eden Williams is one of many sparks of the American Revolution.

A group of misfits band together at a small school in New York, where slowly they realize they're reincarnations of the historical figures of the American Revolutionary War. Join the gang as they learn not just who they were, but also who they are. Loosely inspired by Hamilton: An American Musical, by Lin-Manuel Miranda. More related to actual history, but, "Hamilton" the musical still exists in the universe and it may or may not serve as a plot point.

She was in some sort of town. It was decrepit, abandoned, derelict. The road was gravel and snow had fallen. There was a smell of death in the air, figuratively and literally. The rancid smell of rotting flesh was drifting through the air. The sound of crows echoed through the town, Death's calling card. . . A derelict village nestled behind fog, a sinister figure, a child of fate, an elysian.