Aboriginal Stories

Cover Art: potatotop TW: A little gore (not much) This story is written in Gunslinger Kyle's POV. In a vast, unforgiving wasteland, a lone gunslinger crosses paths with a mysterious tribal leader and is thrust into a world of ancient customs, hidden strength, and hard-won trust. As two unlikely souls walk the line between vengeance and belonging, they discover that survival means more than just staying alive- it means finding your place. WARNING: There's no explicit romance- I thought it wouldn't fit well with the setting, so I focused more on the story itself rather than the Style ship. It's still clear that the two characters care about each other a lot.

This story is a stand-alone prequel to my first novel 'Songlines' which is due to be published by Odyssey Books 20th August 2016. At the age of twelve, Lainie Gracewood craves adventure and intrigue, but what are the chances of finding that on a sheep farm near the border of South Australia? Her best friend, Noah, seems to be content with tinkering with his dirt bike and avoiding homework, but when Lainie stumbles across an old newspaper clipping, they can't help but imagine that there just might be something still hidden out in the bush. Noah, typically, manages to spring from one mishap to the next, and when he becomes lost out in the storm, Lainie discovers a talent she didn't know she had.

A youthful work crew hired to fight forest fires for the summer are mostly students out of university. In this coming-of-age story, they get to know each other as they test the camp rules by drinking, showing off, judging each other, and bullying until the most sensitive among them finds the weight of his world too much.

Growing up in an underground parlor, hardens her young heart... leaving Cleopatra empty and dead inside. As a prostitute of color, the child grows into woman expecting nothing from men but abuse, beatings and broken promises, just like the thick golden bible her grandma left her. The bottle became her salvation... until he came along. #nativeamerican #protagonist

So far, the plan is how the temporary cover describes. *What published is simply to get the ball rolling, and hopefully soon to be the leader of a great novel.

A family of 4. Sitting alone in their little hut, listening to the birds chirping. Suddenly, a big bird with wings as broad as they are black and a head as white as snow glides down and swoops up a tall figure. A man.

just a rant of a young aboriginal teenager! i'm just here to share opinions, and rants. tbh.

The faith of one man changes the fate of the whole future of a village

A Dreamtime story from Australian Aboriginal mythology.

Hermione's parents are muggles. this narrative describes their flight from Voldemort's henchmen, and the fight between good and evil magical groups until they can return home.

'We belong to the Earth, Lainie-Bug. We were sent here in human form for a reason. If you don't know what to do, then just be human.' Right. Like that was ever a simple thing to do. In the heart of the Wimmera region of Victoria, an ancient gateway to Eden is kept hidden and safe by a creature so powerful that even the moon would obey her commands - at least it would if she had any idea that she wasn't just a normal girl about to finish high school. When a mining company begins exploratory sampling near Lainie's sheep farm, a family secret is revealed that makes her regret not having learnt more about her Indigenous heritage. What she's told by their farmhand, Harry - an Aboriginal elder - can't possibly be true, but then the most irritating guy in class, Bane, begins to act even more insanely toward her than ever, until she can no longer deny that something very unusual is going on. When Harry doesn't return from his quest to seek help to protect the area from the miners, Lainie sets out to discover the truth of her heritage, and of the secret she's been born to protect.

Group of friends embark on a journey to find da cajankle

A beautiful young aboriginal girl name kia bay gets taken away from her mother. she stays with her grandmother for awhile. she gets put in foster homes. she gets abused and bullied just because she's native. based on a true story

For Charley Winters love means loss and pain. She's spent the last five years struggling with her grief. Existing, not living. Drawn to Saskatchewan, she travels west take the job she's always wanted. But life gets complicated when she's rescued from a vicious tornado by her dead husband's double, a man who makes her feel things she hasn't in years. Add to that a native myth, a shaman, a green-eyed wolf, and her husband's ghost ... Can she lift a millennia old curse and find joy and love again?

Con men Perseus and Leon are both wanting the same thing: marriage to the beautiful aboriginal woman Hera Walker. She cold, rich and wanting to get married but no one knows who two. Well maybe these guys do, but they'll need each other to do it. Because Hera Walker only seems to like one thing; two men who make out. Follow this silly light romance with no spice (I'm bad at writing spice) a proper love triangle of will they, won't they? Send me message or comment on the last chapter and I'll re release the last three chapters!

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