Alaskan Stories

Mia is moving to Alaska , hoping to find some peace and quiet for a while. She moves to get away from the flashing lights and big stars of her life in New York .But on her first day here she meets a man , a rude man with a short temper. Is he her personal hell ??? Or her personal Haven??? When two different worlds collide can they work it through or will they be torn apart forever? Only time will tell if they can stand the tests set before them.

"Keep her away from the werewolf community. Don't tell her about the packs, the rogues, or anything about the community."

In the rugged, isolated mountains of Alaska, where the icy winds whisper secrets and the vast wilderness holds hidden dangers, we find our main character, Sarah Thompson. Sarah, a talented but disillusioned photojournalist, has lost her way in life after a tragic event that shattered her spirit. She seeks solace and a fresh start in a remote cabin left to her by her late grandmother. Her desire for peace, however, is dashed when she discovers a mysterious diary hidden in the cabin's attic. Intrigued, Sarah starts to read the diary's cryptic entries, which leads her to discover a long-buried family secret. As she investigates the truth, Sarah becomes entangled in a web of deception, betrayal, and a decades-old unsolved murder. Sarah must confront her past, find inner strength, and navigate the treacherous wilderness to expose the truth before it consumes her.

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[ Travel / Nonfiction ] Two RVs, four adults, five children (9-16), seven campsites, 20+ hours of driving, thirteen points of interest (give or take), camping/RV experience that's pretty much nil, no reliable Wi-Fi or cell service, or consistently paved roads. What could possibly go wrong!? (Please, don't answer that. Oh, and pray for us!) After four COVID-wrecked vacations, we're eager to hit the road and commit to something no pampered suburbanite in our acquaintance would be crazy enough to attempt. So, without further ado, buckle up, friends, and get ready for ROAD TRIP: ALASKA. *** @nonfiction / TRAVELING JOURNALS Reading List #NonFicSpotlight (October 2022)

I was excited to hear about a new story from Oliver Phipps, and Tears of Abandon does not disappoint.

"If the cold doesn't kill you, the wolves will." NOT A WEREWOLF STORY Book 1 of 2. In which an 18-year-old girl flees to Alaska to escape being accused of murder & to uncover what happened to her uncle. Involves two gentle giants. Completed. :) Featured on Wattpad's TeenFiction "Head Over Heels" reading list! MORE INFORMATION INSIDE.

This is most definintely the most craziest, randomest thing i've ever wrote and posted. But to be clearly honest, its completely true. For me its basically a journal, a journal about the dilema i currently face, its not HUGE, but its not just a forgettable issue either: My next-door nieghbour's dog howls night and day...i'm gonna find out why and if it comes to it...i'm gonna save that dog! Along the way, you could comment some advice, and hopefully the beautiful dog will never be forgotten. Hopefully i can fight this silly fear and get close enough to actually take a picture of him and put it up! First i need a camera phone though. Finally, this journal isn't written for you. But i guess for me, the dog and whatever...happens....next....

It's Snake's 43rd birthday and although the young Wolf tried making it a day to remember things take a nasty turn. The consequences will be far-reaching and long-lasting.

Eva Lorraine Kohler had never really enjoyed her life in Alaska and had been waiting her whole life of eighteen year to escape it and move to the big city, but her plans were destroyed when she met a man with salt-and-pepper curls.

An anon request. "I wish you would write a fic where Matt is super awkward on a date with a girl he just met that has entrancing eyes."

A chance encounter and whirlwind romance with Bam

When Raelyn Michaels made the decision to leave the lower 48 for the beauty and solitude of Alaska, she never imagined her string of bad luck would continue. With two young children is tow, she finds herself stranded on Chicagof Island, right outside of the newly founded Browntown. After being rescued by the wolf pack, Raelyn is forced to make quick decisions to protect her family and find her footing in the harsh Alaskan wilderness.