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#texttospeech New Orleans, 1867. A city still bleeding from war. A future still being negotiated. Elias LaSalle has survived by learning what must remain unspoken. A Black Civil War veteran navigating Reconstruction-era New Orleans, he moves through the city with discipline, restraint, and a moral code sharpened by experience. Silence has kept him alive. Isadora Montclair does not believe in silence. Wealthy, English-born, and newly arrived to manage her family's affairs, she carries with her a belief in clarity, dialogue, and the possibility of progress-along with a refusal to accept the life that was chosen for her back home. When their paths cross, they do not meet gently. Their connection grows through opposition, patience, and everything left unsaid. Desire builds unevenly. Letters are written and never delivered. Words are withheld when they are needed most. As the city darkens and violence resurfaces, Elias is offered survival at a cost he cannot yet understand-one that sharpens his restraint into something dangerous and distances him from the woman who refuses to stop waiting. Before We Learned to Speak is a gothic historical romance about delayed love, moral consequence, and the quiet devastation of silence-set against a city that remembers everything.

The year is 1860, Bonnie Grant is 22 going on 23. It seems there could be a war at any moment. What will she choose? Family, true love, or heart break.

Damon sent Elena home in hopes of avoiding issues with the Sire Bond and so he could train Jeremy as a hunter. Elena, who is at home and frustrated because he will not answer her phone calls, decides she needs to clean her living room after Matt and Jeremy wrecked it with a junk food and video game night. When she lifts up a loose floorboard underneath the couch she finds more Gilbert journals and an old compass. Suddenly in eighteen-sixty-four amongst Katherine Pierce and the human Salvatore brothers, after she touched the compass, Elena pretends to be Katherine's twin sister so she can survive until Emily can find a way to send her home. How exactly is Elena going to do this without changing her own timeline? Originally published through FanFiction.Net in 2012, this story was finished in 2013 and published through the Kindle Worlds Program. I co-wrote this novel with Daniela Schultz (although she goes by Taaroko, and has asked me not to reveal her real name). When the program ended in 2017, all "rights" reverted back to me. I am no longer getting royalties from this fanfiction, and so I decided to post it for anyone who wants to enjoy!

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America's greatest conflict. The Civil War. 1861-1865. Brother against brother, father against son. Elizabeth Hawkins is only 19 when war breaks out. She must make the biggest decision in her short life: Does she join her brother and nurse those in need, or does she live comfortably in the peace of her own home? Note: The battles and commanders are real events and people. I tried to be as accurate as possible with events of battles. Other than those, this is a completely original story. Also, the picture above is an illustration of the attack on Fort Sumter April 12, 1861; beginning of one of the bloodiest wars in American history, if not the bloodiest. Image is courtesy of an article from the Smithsonian.

Michael is just your average typical cowboy who of course, just tends to cattle, Feeds the animals around him, and rides around on horses all day. One day, while feeding one of his cattle, he sees a passerby. No, not just any old passerby, his ex best friend from many years ago as a small toddler in preschool. Join there journey as they get to regain back their friendship, and possibly even more than that. Hope you enjoy!!! Since I figured there might be some Michael Jackson pervs out there probably looking for some hot and steamy sexual activity, I would do you guys a favor and add in as much as I can to some of the chapters. Read and enjoy!!!!!!!

Wynonna is a simple city girl, who's entire life changes in the flash of lighting during a train storm! What started out as a visit to a childhood home, has ended in a blast to the past! Now Wynonna must adapt to the past if she wants to make it back to her future!

It is late 1860. Abraham Ernest Levitan, a secluded farmer, needs help tending to the extensive land he owns. Agatha Eve Irvine, an otiose young girl is sent to find a job as a cure for her discourteous ways. She arrives at the Lonehaven Ranch when the only available job flies into her face while walking down a street in Yellowville, Kentucky. The girl takes on this labor with no other option, not knowing what to expect and with little eagerness to get her hands dirty by working the ways of the country. What she certainly does not expect is for the landowner to be a black man. //Story idea under construction. Everything is subject to change. Idea: May 8 2022. Do not copy! Disclaimers/Warnings: Age gap romance (20 years) Offensive language & slurs Physical violence & blood Mentions of SA (The rest is yet to be rated) !If you are reading this story on any other platform other than Wattpad you are very likely to be at risk of a malware attack. If you wish to read this story in it's original, safe, form, please go to my Wattpad profile (brooklinebaby). Thank you.

Trevor finally left her home and move to the big apple. What happens? Trouble. She meets the shadows knights and faces big problems with them. Other then that she got herself in a love-triangle. Zane-Madison- and her. All of them love and she loves both of them! What's going to happen when she found out that one of her lovers died or that the gang leader of the shadows knights died? Found out on the Hard times.

It's Halloween night, Luna and her boyfriend, Luke, go exploring in the local cemetary for fun. Unbeknowest to them he awakens some angry ghosts and have to face the consequences of his actions. Can he find a way to stop his hauntings ? Or will he stay stuck being spooked by some angry spirits?

LIKELY SLOW UPDATES On April 12, 1861, civil war broke out in the United States. Each side fought for the cause they believed in, but only one could come out victorious in the end. It remains the bloodiest conflict in American history. *I only own my characters, which you'll meet as the story goes on.* [No set day, more random uploads] (I am not sure specifically where the cover image is from, I found it on Pinterest, but it is a painting of a Civil War battle.)

A surreal, unnatural world where anything could happen. Sentience, a place where nightmarish creatures and angelical beings can coexist, where the lion can truly lay beside the lamb. Except, there's a dark secret here, and a twist that nobody wants to unveil. They're hiding something from you, and they're doing it well. Disclaimer; There will be mentions of mildly graphic scenes, drug use, alcohol, mild abuse, and mentions of mental disorders, such as schizophrenia, depression, D.I.D. (Disassociative Identity Disorder), etc. There are also sociopathic characters in this story; if this disturbs you, then I recommend you don't read it. Thanks <3

Colorado, 1877. Mary MacEilan is sick of being isolated and unnoticed. So she does what any young, headstrong lady of her caliber would do: she runs away. Making a life for herself in the city of Denver is not as easy as it sounds- although she becomes remarkably lucky, leading to further issues. There are more factors than just her will to be on her own. And she certainly can't trust herself- especially not when it comes to Keith Little, the son of the owner of the general store that she works at. Yet she has her independence- but even such a fiery woman as Mary doesn't know what to do with it. She has to realize that her choices will impact her life forever. How will Mary make use of her newfound independence? And when she does, will it be the right choice? Highest Ranking:#46 in Historical Fiction as of 16 December 2016 This is a sequel to My Wild Irish Rose and the second book in the Irish Thistle series, written for National Novel Writing Month (NaNoWriMo). It is not completely necessary to read the first book but it is recommended. Book 1: My Wild Irish Rose- Anne Book 2: Ladybird- Mary Book 3: Satuday's Lady- Emma (currently being posted)

It's the summer of 1860 and 17 year old Celeste Foy is forced to stay at her Grandfather's plantation while feuds are settled back at her home in Pennsylvania. While many of the town's suitors try to win her heart, she begins to fall for her Grandfather's charming apprentice, Benjamin Shaw. But when their neighbor's daughter, who is the same age as Celeste, is murdered the town points fingers at the family's slave Isaac, whom Celeste and Benjamin became close to. Celeste and Benjamin decide to find the murderer to clear Isaac's name. They think it will be a simple task but soon more murders are occurring and the town is no longer safe. So Celeste and Isaac plan to leave in secret, with the help of her clever grandfather they get out of town unnoticed, or so they think. Will they crack the case? Or will a simple murder unlock even more mysteries? Who is behind all this and what do they want? After all...'All is fair in Love and War'.

"First romance, first love, is something so special to all of us, both emotionally and physically, that it touches our lives and enriches them forever." - Rosemary Rogers. "I'd have walked a thousand miles just to touch you tonight." - Laurie "I'm asking myself right now, do you even exist. I mean, can someone like you be real?" - Catherine He came back, Laurie came back. Can her heart continue to love him, or has it forgotten the treasure from before as it's in the hands of another?

People in 1883 were pretty violent, and especially so towards immigrants. So what will happen when a man sets out to destroy a group of them? What clever tricks will he use? And what will happen when they all start to brawl?