Peggy has always been the invisible Schuyler sister. Nobody notices her and her intelligent mind. Instead, they give all their pride, money, love, and attention to Peggy's two elder sisters, Angelica and Eliza. But one day they will see her in a new respect. Peggy is determined to make it so.
Parker Raymond recently inherited his estranged grandfather's large plantation home in Savannah, Georgia. The Spanish Moss hanging from the estate's large oaks, its massive gardens, and a near endless bank account were, in the end, not what captured the young man's imagination. It was a tattered old leather notebook f...
Theodosia Burr. Philip Hamilton. Together, they blew them all away. *saddness warning* Alternate: They'll be More of Us #1 in philodosia!
Peggy was never the popular one out of the Schuyler Sisters. Angelica was the perfect one that everyone loved. Eliza was the sweet doll that was always admired by boys. Peggy was... just Peggy. Then, at a ball her father hosts, she meets a soldier named John Laurens. He loves everything about her. The rest is history.
Hey! My name is Bailey Miranda! My dad is Lin Manuel-Miranda. The creator of Hamilton, In the Heights... Yea he is kinda a genius. My life revolves around Hamilton. It can be cool at times but sometimes not so much! This is my story of being born into Hamilton the American Musical. ~Hey Guys! It's Lexi! This is my fir...
|| Book 1 of The Shadow's Melody || As a maid here at the new Opéra Populaire I can certainly sense something different. Something missing. It lacked him. The Opera Ghost who disappeared. I know I should let it go. I know I shouldn't constantly think about a dead man. A murderer. But I simply can't. I can't forget abo...
Philip Hamilton, born as the son of Alexander Hamilton, had been raised to know never to speak to Aaron Burr's family. Julie Hamilton, the adopted daughter of Aaron Burr, grew up next to her lovely older sister Theodosia as the two were told never to speak to a Hamilton. But a feeling of helplessness, a feeling of lov...
There's a wise saying that says things always happen for a reason. Something happens to you and you wonder--"Why me?" You meet someone new, or lose someone in your life. This is all part of "fate". And mine was in a group of boys who love to sing and travel the world. A lot.