Fans of founding father Alexander Hamilton and the founding father that should have been, John Laurens, will hopefully enjoy this modern take on the relationship that has drawn international attention since opening night of the award winning musical, Hamilton. In this modern take, Hamilton and Laurens meet at Fort Benning where they both arrive for Basic training. This work is a collaboration between Wattpad authors @n0seinabook and @Adhale1774. Adhale1774 writes Alexander Hamilton POV while n0seinabook writes John Laurens. Being this is a story taking men from the 18th century and transporting them to a modern setting, each author made decisions regarding their characters in what was to be kept and what could change in order to modernize the story. Both chose how they envisioned each man in this time period. Being that AdHale had previously written Hamilton with Lin Manuel Miranda as his base at the request of writing partners, and due to the fact 18th century Nevis is nothing like modern Nevis anyway, Hamilton in this story is Puerto Rican. He still hails from the Caribbean, holding that true to character, but a different location than actual Hamilton. N0seinabook has been writing Laurens privately as well as with ADHale for coming on five years and has a clear vision of the brave man in this century. You will not find the internalized homophobia often characterized in the man himself, but rather a confident, proud gay man seeking his own fame as Col Laurens did in his short, brave life. The role of Laurens has mentally been played by Liam Hemsworth.

Lady Eleanor Cantwell, daughter of the Marquess of Salford, is a proper young lady. With her golden complexion, raven-black hair, and manners befitting a princess, Lady Eleanor has always been deemed a belle. There is just one problem. Lady Eleanor Cantwell is Indian. Having been adopted from India when Lady Salford found herself unable to bear a child, Lady Eleanor is shunned by society, including her mother, on account of her true heritage. The ladies turn their noses at her and the gentlemen only wish for her virtue which she clings to dearly. They certainly have no wish to wed an Indian girl, no matter how pretty she is! Which is why the entire ton is incredulous when a young man - a duke, no less! - offers his hand in marriage to the young daughter of the Marquess of Salford. Lady Eleanor finds it quite hard to believe that any gentleman would wish to marry her and instead of feeling grateful, all she feels is remorse and anger. A husband would only bring with him a mountain of restrictions that were detrimental to her plans of travelling the world - the land of her ancestors, in particular. So, when her parents sell her off to the duke, she realises that she no longer cares for society, her beloved father, or her reputation. And when the duke makes her an enticing offer, she realises she would have to abandon all sense of propriety, manners, and rules to do what he asks of her. She would have to defy. . * 1st Place Winner in HISTORICAL FICTION of the HIDDEN GEMS AWARDS * Featured in the "Diverse Fiction" reading list by @Ambassadors * Featured in the "Historical Fiction" reading list by @AmbassadorsIN * Featured in the "Ambassador's Monthly Picks (Oct 2025)", "War & Military" and "Historical DiverseLit" reading lists by @HistoricalFiction * Featured in the "Historical Adventures" and "DiverseLit Adventures" reading lists by @adventure

Instead of planning her wedding, Ana is preparing for war. ***** Captain Alestair "Cade" Kincade has renounced piracy, but he can't yet forgo being a soldier. Despite the risks and against his beloved's wishes, Cade joins the British fleet at the Battle of the Chesapeake and disappears in the melee. Left on the wrong side of victory without a ship or crew, Ana journeys into hostile territory determined to find him. Fearing he's become a prisoner of war in the American Revolution, she uses her few remaining allies to attempt a rescue. Even if she's successful, there's no guarantee he'll be the same man she once knew. She certainly won't ever be the same girl who just a few weeks earlier set sail for the New World. No matter how much Ana wants to deny it, she will have to become the Pirate Queen or die trying. [Word count 60,000 - 70,000 words] This is a work of fiction. All of the characters, organizations, and events portrayed in this novel are either products of the author's imagination or are used fictitiously. Scuttle (Book Two in The Pirate King Series) © 2014-16 by R.S. Kovach All rights reserved. No part of this work may be reproduced without the author's written permission. Cover designed by Ren T

In hiding as a maid, Princess Adelaide must resist the charms of the devilishly handsome Duke of Kingfield. But could he help her if she told him her secret? ***** Two years ago, Princess Adelaide was forced into hiding after her father, King William IV, was killed in a carriage accident that also took the life of her mother and brother. She suspects that the despicable man now on the throne of England--her uncle, Ernest--is responsible for her family's death, so she avoids his watchful eye by working as a maid for the aristocratic families of London. However, when she's employed by the dashing Duke of Kingfield, she soon discovers that he not only believes that the princess is alive, but also that she could be the key to saving England. Is Adelaide willing to come out of hiding in order to prove him right? Or are her growing feelings for him worth giving up her claim to the throne? [[word count: 100,000-150,000 words]] Cover designed by Holly Thurston

Constance Woodhull. Beautiful, graceful, polite... There were many ways to describe her, but soldier was not one she would have ever imagined. ~ Constance, the daughter of a wealthy judge, had all that she could have possibly wished for in her small town of Setauket. A nice home, a good group of friends, and even a small crush on the pastor's son, but all of that changed when the war began. With families torn and devastated, it took her time to realize her calling. Between her Patriot brother and Loyalist father, she, herself, felt the pressure of secrecy in the presence of danger. The question is- can she keep her secret?

Phoebe has been encumbered with a task: finding a husband. Of course, it was a rather common expectation for a young woman of the early 1800s. However, Phoebe's husband-to-be had additional requirements. First, the man should be willing to give his name to a woman who decorated her conversations with stutters. Secondly, the husband-to-be would have to sacrifice his previous pursuits and instead continue her father's plantation. Thirdly, the said-husband must be of liberal-mind and use the plantation as a ruse to free slaves. Surprisingly, this task may not be as herculean to a visiting English-man.

Book 2 in the Women Spies of WWII Series! As the free world crumbles beneath Hitler's jackboot, the French Resistance is depending on these women to change the course of history...

When hostile Redcoats threaten the newly-formed United States by invading New York, three women-a British sympathizer, a quick-witted rebel, and an altruistic young widow-are recruited into Washington's spy ring. Although each has a different role to play, their goal is the same: help liberate America or die trying. Now published on Amazon!

Thomas realizes a little too late he might be falling for one Alexander Hamilton. He proceeds to ignore him. That is, until Alexander finally confronts him in the office copy room.

Everyone's creating fan clubs these days, so I decided to create one. This is mostly about the American Revolution surrounded by Hamilton. But I'll most likely go and do events not relating to Hamilton as well. Another beautiful world to go to when the fandom goes crazy.