1862 Stories

Callie and Jeremy are lovers trapped by time; Callie lives in the present, Jeremy in 1862. Callie's gift has allowed them to communicate, and even fall in love, however fruitless their relationship. Callie knows that she's dreaming, however Jeremy believes that everything is real. Callie is torn between a painful reality and blissful dreams as she attempts to live a normal life. That is, until both of her worlds are turned upside-down.

Find out about what happened in Egan, Karan, and Hecate's futures before they all met.

Caroline Freewill is a sheltered preacher's daughter in the wild Indian Territory during the Civil War. Her carefully formed bubble is popped when the War breaks out, changing everything she knows about life, love, family, and faith. Orry Roberts is a poor Cherokee farmer's son who loves the preacher's daughter. When he leaves to fight, he finds the War is not just that of the abolitionists- its his own war. Their lives will be touched by the Almighty God- and also by the actions of man. They find faith is harder when you feel separated from everything you want. Will they be an unspoken casualty of the War, or will they rise above?

In 2016, September has come and the students have come back to Brickhall College to start a new school year. Though all seemed well, 16 year old Meghan (Meg) Walnut had dreams that came to her every night. Dreams of a life of a boy in the 1860s, which was nearly two centuries ago. Yet, in the 1862, 16 year old Dalton McMiller who lived in Brickshaw Villas, a boarding house in Brickshaw was also dealing with dreams of a life of a girl in a century he doesn't even know. One night, he accidentally activated a locket he had kept all his life and travelled into a different dimension, but leaving the locket back at his house, and causing Meg to fall into his own dimension. In 2016, Meg's friends Suzan Filaro and Martha (Marth) Choker found Dlaton in Meg's dorm and found him a lookalike of their friend. Since they couldn't think of another way to send Dalton back, they disguised him as Meg. While in 1862, Meg was discovered by Swanhild (Swan) Lennet in Dalton's room and helped her to disguise as Dalton, for the two had a striking resemblance. The two teens tried to fit in to their newfound surroundings and soon did, while trying to find a way to switch things back right. One stormy night, a murder happened in Brickshaw Villas and an old couple, the Gilliburs were killed. Meg, in her Dalton disguised tried to help with the case, since she was part of the Detective Observatory back in Brickhall, with Swan by her side. And in 2016, Dalton was trying his best to deal with this boy, William Murphy who has been chasing Meg for years and facing Meg's mother Meranda Honey, a teacher in the school. With their own problems and cases, they still tried to hide their true identies from those who don't know and find a way to get home. With the time travelling locket at Meg's side and nothing at Dalton's, will they be able to get everything solved and back to normal?

A young adult girl goes to visit a rather old house who people think is haunted. Once there with her friends, this young adult finds herself in the past at this house. She time travels back to the 1860's back to the time of the American Civil War first starting. She learns she's related to the owners of the house. Her friends or friend end up missing or dead by the end of the story.

In London, 1862, the higher up Ladies and Lords are scared of the Demons, while Richard and his girlfriend Rebecca try and stop the madness of Satan's Bells, as Anna and Lord Magelock go on the road of London and try to get support for their revenge plan, while Father O'Heath tries one final time to stop the Vampires and Demons, while others plot to destroy the town. The scary second sequel to "SaTaN's BeLLS". Rated PG-13 for strong violence, sex scenes, and adult themes.

In 1862 there is a 17-year-old girl living in The small town of Glendale Alabama trying to find what she wants out of life and love. Then the civil war complicates everything even more. She has to learn strength and persistence and faith in love.

The land was barren in the west and dust filled the air - Until the homestead act. The Homestead Act of 1862 was an important historical event considered as part of the Westward Expansion. Without it, The U.S would be much less populated, and much more empty! The Homestead Act played a huge role in America's History and the evolution of farming. It improved the west and America along with it.