In 1939 Evangeline Marquis de Lafayette McGuire has run out of options. Tired of hearing that people are dying and being told to stay in the kitchen, she jumps ship from Brooklyn to France to fight in the war. Liberating camps and saving soldiers, the papers name her the War Angel. Some believe she's a myth, a story made up by morphine filled soldiers, or nothing but a piece of american propaganda. but Richard Winters and the other men of Easy company are about to learn how real she is.

England 1921. For fifty handicapped veterans left without home or job after WW1, the only person standing between them and utter destitution is Olivia Altringham. Lacking sufficient funds and a support network, Olivia has managed to keep her veteran's programme running by sheer determination and force of personality. Now, a soldier she had an affair with during the war has suddenly reappeared in her life, forcing her to re-examine their time together and how she ended their affair. At the same time, mysterious and deadly events unfold on the estate that threaten to unbalance the safe environment she has created for her handicapped charges. The times, and circumstances, are rapidly changing and Olivia realises she must change with them -- or risk going under completely. 🔔 #1 in Historic Fiction May 2020 🔔 Featured on the Wattpad Hidden Gems list May/June 2020 🔔 1st place in the Jelsa Awards 2019 🔔 1st place in the One Million Project Awards 2018 in the category Historic/General fiction. 🔔 1st place in the Asteria Awards 2018 in the category of Historical Fiction 🔔 1st place in the Rise Awards 2018 in the category of Historical Fiction

In this surrealist modern folktale, a young, haunted concentration camp survivor Gershom runs away to Lapland to live in total isolation, which drives him to built and burn an effigy of a dead boy he encountered during his time of imprisonment. Whilst aiming to destroy the wooden effigy, it instead comes to life with the instincts of a human baby, which Gershom then takes under his wing, and christens it Pinnocha, who spiritually grows into a German speaking, innocent, happy little boy. Though in a land where old tradition and the dawn of the thermo-nuclear age clash, Pinnocha discovers the world is not kind to little wooden people, nor to all people.

((BE ADVISED: THIS IS A FIRST DRAFT)) ((This is on wattpad as a back up for my google drive file. I don't recommend reading this. This is posted for storage purposes only)) Leaving her legacy on the infamous, dirty handed Brown Bag University, Violet O'Shea is thrust into the life of her disabled cosmology professor, Dr. Maxwell Czechowicz. Alluring and mysterious forever more, he is vulnerable to her, as his body is almost completely paralyzed. Violet's world will revolve around him and all he tries to teach her, finding an intimacy she had never thought possible. Meanwhile, Violet must face the three women that still tantalize his being, and make sense of a mysterious hole in her collage town that is killing everything and everyone she holds dear. As it would turn out, being a woman in love and a man in chains in not of much cosmic significance. ((In the 1st draft process. Inconsistencies and typos are present.))

- A WATTPAD FEATURED STORY - The year is 1942. War has been raging across Europe for nearly two years now, and the Nazis, hell-bent on expanding their empire and anti-Semitic views, are winning. Only Britain, the United States, and the Soviet Union are left to fight them, now. For Evelyn McIntyre, the war is just beginning. She's about to be dropped into enemy occupied France with a rough-and-tumble Jewish man by the name of Gene Rosenberg to fight the Nazis. However, they don't fight in long, drawn-out battles in which the enemy they're fighting is clear. They fight a secret war, one that could prove to be just as deadly as the war the rest of the world sees. This is a sample! The full book can be found here: https://www.amazon.com/Prosper-War-Shadows-Book-1-ebook/dp/B07GV8DJ3M/ref=pd_ybh_a_5?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1&refRID=XYC4FGB7X9WA8T96K36P

It's 1942 in Germany and for some reason, the clouds seem to swell. So begins the story of a fifteen-year-old girl, Charlotte Hamati, who is forced into hiding when her family is found to be unsuitable for the future plans of Germany. She and her brother Joshua must sneak quietly through the next three years, living with family friends. They are quiet. They are careful. They are nobodies and they are good at it. And in this day and age, it's best to be a nobody.

For Kerza Freiborne, the war began with fire and ended in ice. But Ally bombs and a march through frozen fields did not come first: the war had a precursor that brought it to her doorstep in the shape of hunched shoulders, dirt-smudged cheeks and a gold star sewn to the breast of a sweater. A fugitive Jew in the heart of Nazi Germany is not a thing that can be simply swept beneath a rug, and thusly, it is the attic of Kerza's family in which the traumatized, stammering boy must take shelter. With the battlefield drawing closer and a country's old prejudice reaching a boiling point, the line between us and them is blurred and the duplicity of human nature becomes clearer every day. But for better or worse, this Jew and German are the most important people in each others lives, and everything they thought they understood of their world will soon change forever.

Two young soldiers, of totally different social classes, find solace in each other when they are separated from their squad, in the midst of their Vietnam service.