Bipoc Stories

Genevieve still feels tortured by the sudden death of her first love. Time has passed, and she tries to move on, but her guilt doesn't let go of the trauma. She's finally graduating. After prom night, she will get to leave the place she hates most, school. That was her plan. However, prom night becomes the night she loses her best friend, herself, and the beginning of a new story with an unexpected, but not unfamiliar guy. When she wakes up from the accident of prom night. She finds out she's engaged, and her best friend is no longer alive. In the face of all these tragic events, she suddenly found out. Only one thing brings her peace: The memory of someone's voice. The voice that doesn't sound like her supposed fiancé, but like Jared. The unexpected, but not unfamiliar guy she left hanging.

One accident. Two lives that were never meant to collide. Arian is on the run. From his past. From himself. Amira lives for her family, her beliefs, and the hope of a better future. But a single moment changes everything. When their paths cross in a way neither of them can escape, they are forced to confront questions with no easy answers. How do you live with guilt that can never be undone? How do you begin to heal in a world that keeps breaking you? A story about pain, second chances, and the relentless search for justice. _____________ This story is part of a duology, and I'll be sharing it chapter by chapter. One chapter every day, inshaAllah. You are my beta readers before publication-so be honest, be harsh if you need to. And maybe... leave a little kindness too. _____________ © Dahlia Rofasir, 2026. All rights reserved. This story is my original work. No part of it may be reproduced, distributed, or used in any form without my permission.

She woke in the snow with no memory. No name. No past. Found beside a dead direwolf and adorned in gold no one can identify, Khava becomes the mystery of Winterfell-beautiful, foreign, and utterly alone. But when the game of thrones shatters the family who sheltered her, she makes a desperate vow: protect the Starks. Whatever it costs. She will kneel to monsters She will wear their colors. She will become their obsession. Because the blood of Old Valyria sleeps in her veinsand fire remembers what the snow tried to bury. First black oc

When her office burns down an editor must work together with the most infuriating man alive or risk the promotion she's been working her entire career for. **** Chielozonam 'Elo' Williams is doing great. All things considered. It doesn't matter that the job she loves as editor at PerfectRomance, the publishing imprint she's been working at for the past five years has started to feel more like a chore these days. It doesn't matter that her judgemental father might be right about her wasting her life away by not using her full potential. What really matters is getting her dream promotion and enjoying the prime years of her youth. That is until the unthinkable happens. After Elo's office building burns down overnight she's forced to share an office with the one person that makes her blood boil: Connor Price. Archenemies since their days at college Connor makes getting under her skin an art form. He's brash and rude and irritates her like nobody else can with his scathing looks and contemptible behavior. It's not long before they're locked in a battle of wits, neither willing to back down or give up. When they have to work together to acquire a potentially lucrative manuscript, they are forced to put aside their long-standing animosity for an adventure that will blur the line between hate and desire until neither of them can tell where the fighting ends and the falling begins. PEOPLE WE MEET ON VACATION meets ANYONE BUT YOU meets THE HATING GAME in this contemporary rom-com about resilience, self-discovery and two sworn enemies who can't tell the difference between wanting to kiss or kill each other. An ONC 2026 story inspired by prompt 40. THIS NOVEL IS ONLY AVAILABLE ON WATTPAD AND INKITT. IF YOU ARE READING THIS ANYWHERE ELSE, PLEASE INFORM THE AUTHOR VIA WATTPAD, AS YOU MAY BE READING FROM A MIRROR SITE WHERE IT HAS BEEN PLAGIARIZED AND YOUR DEVICE MAY BE SUBJECTED TO A MALWARE ATTACK.

When a cursed bangle binds Sea Drifter Ninnette to a dangerous demon, she only has three days to break the curse before it claims her life. °:•.🪸.•:° Ninnette is a Sea Drifter with the power to command water, dredging shipwrecks, and salvaging lost treasure. When she braves a sunken ship no one else dares to dive, she finds a strange clockwork bangle that binds her to an ancient curse and to the infuriating Kazi, a demon who leaves destruction wherever he goes. The moment the bangle is activated, they are hunted by a secret order led by a relentless Priestess who believes the armlet is a key to something far greater than treasure. But the true danger isn't the order. It isn't the demon Kazi. It's the curse. When Ninnette puts on the bangle, a countdown begins. If she doesn't break the curse in three days, she will die like every wearer before her. °:•.🪸.•:° She commands the sea. He is a demon who has lived for centuries. They are both bound by a curse. Only three days to survive. °:•.🪸.•:° Set in a Maritime Steampunk world, and inspired by Filipino cultures, from Spanish influence to the seafaring Sama-Bajau. This story weaves dangerous magic, high stakes, and heart-aching romance. °:•.🪸.•:° ONC 2025 Honorable Mention Round 1 Winner Round 2 Ambassador Pick Round 3 Ambassador Pick °:•.🪸.•:° Romantasy High Fantasy Fantasy Adventure SciFi Steampunk Fantasci Young Adult

Amahle "Lele" Dlamini left Johannesburg to escape dead-end texts and a life that felt like a group chat she didn't belong in. A cousin's traditional wedding in Newcastle, KZN was supposed to be a quick trip: attend, eat, leave. She didn't plan on her heels sinking into the grass. She didn't plan on Yanda - the soft-spoken Zulu man on parking duty who hands her a cold Stoney and tells her the land is saying hello. He's tradition, family, and quiet strength. She's Joburg edges and trust issues. Between umgcagco dances, lobola negotiations, disapproving gogos, and long drives between the city and the rural hills, Amahle has to decide if love is worth unlearning her defenses for. Because when the ancestors want to bless you, they don't send money. They send a person in dusty shoes who teaches your spirit to answer back. _I Fell Inlove with a Zulu Man_ is a slow-burn, heart-healing romance about culture, belonging, and finding home in a person who never asked you to be anything but yourself.

"It's surprisingly easy to kidnap a girl, Mona. Especially if you know everything about her." At the prestigious Emerson College of Arts, only the elite few have the privilege of graduating. At the end of their final year, the students take the biggest exam of their lives - either they graduate with the highest marks and a earn place in the art world, or they don't. Three women, eager to prove they're deserving of their places at Emerson, find themselves at the base of morality when they decide to kidnap their ex-best friend. At Emerson, no bad deed goes unnoticed, time unfolds even the darkest of secrets, and all roads lead to madness.

you loved them, didn't you? i did too, once. - words from a juvenile heart, too young to have been torn in this way. (poems about love, heartbreak, and acceptance. for anyone that's still hurting: maybe we can heal together).

In a city divided by power, secrets, and survival... the walls don't just protect-they hide. Raya Johnson has spent her life on the wrong side of the wall, where survival means silence and trust can get you killed. Labeled, overlooked, and underestimated, she knows exactly what the world thinks of girls like her-and she's learned how to use it. But when a dangerous opportunity places her inside the very system built to keep her out, Raya finds herself caught between two worlds: the one that raised her and the one that could destroy her. As alliances shift and hidden agendas begin to surface, Raya realizes she's not just fighting for her freedom-she's part of something bigger. Something divine. Something dangerous. Because some walls aren't meant to stand forever. And when they fall... everything changes. A modern, emotionally gripping retelling inspired by the story of Rahab-where faith, survival, and purpose collide.

Tellus Mater, ruler of Ortis Solis Silva, is informed of her son's disappearance. His last known whereabouts are near the border of Nocte Silva territory, an area that has been scorched to the ground. She follows the fires blazing trail all the way to her home. Every inch of her land is covered in burnt trees and flowers turned to ash. The only surviving being is Lux, child of Nocte Silva's ruler, laying unconscious on a patch of lush and untouched grass. Her son is missing. Her home has burned down. And her enemy's child is smack dab in the middle of it all.

After a stressful and anxiety inducing first year of high school, 15-year-old Taylianah Lukai and her family move from Honolulu, Hawaii to Baton Rouge, Louisiana during the summer of 2011. Taylianah believes that this can be her new start--an escape from all of the drama, rumors, heartbreaks and of course, her ex-boyfriend. She promises herself that this year will be better for her emotionally and mentally. Taylianah learns to stand up for herself, fight for what she loves and open up to those closest to her. She wants to be happy and enjoy life like everyone else. Even though life is unpredictable, she's determined to make the best of it. Note: This story is told mostly from Taylianah's perspective but is also, at times, told from the perspectives of Chazz and her friends Kanani and Andre.

As a woman in this world being loved, having a husband and a family is everything, at least for the colored-haired women, the descendants of Neira, the goddess of life. For those with hair the color of soot and eyes equally as dark, life is nothing but a sluggish slump, and only the lucky get to live past the age of 25, those women were the daughters of the goddess of death, Nieri. People came and went living their lives in compliance, knowing those who didn't end up dead or worse. This peaceful life comes to a halt when a woman, one Nieri woman deemed "The Black Rose" became the most sought out woman in the world. No matter how much she tried to run, Roses can't escape the Thornes, can they?

Lilith "Lili" Fenn Lives in the conservative town of Sunny Creek, with her overbearing Gran. Cryptid whisperer. Breaker of mirrors. Too powerful for her own good. And just may be the key in a war between Heaven and Hell-while trying to survive being 17...and falling in love for the first time.

I hated myself. Hated the fact that I lived...while the person I loved had not. Things spiraled out of control and I was sent packing to the place where it all began. While I wrestled with the demons inside of me, I ran smack into-him. Literally. I hated him. Hated the fact that Dean was the person I was not. Where I craved for death, he desired to live. While I refused to accept the truth, he forced me to face my fears. He made me feel again. Love again. When I was lost...Dean had found me. Now that I wanted to live, he was pushing me away. If I leave-I risked losing everything all over again. This time, though, I had a choice. I could save his dreams...and our love. CONTENT WARNING: PG-13. This story references attempted suicide, alcohol use, and language that could be a trigger for some readers.

A retelling of Little Red Riding Hood as a monster hunter. Rey Ilori lives in the moors with her mum and is told to seek and capture magical creatures for her mum's arcane projects. Then she sees a mysterious forest in front of her house veiled in red where she meets a mysterious boy named Peter.

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A short story that develops every week. Set in Bullford, USA, the characters of this small town will have to stick together to overcome what has settled in a part of town known as, the Green. The residents of the Green aren't about to let anything run them from their homes, especially one they built from the bottom up. Take a journey into BIPOC fantasy with this tale of a small southern town. C

Selah Montgomery, an artist grieving the loss of her wife, Grace, moves to the quiet coastal town of Blue Haven, hoping the ocean's serenity will bring her peace. Struggling with overwhelming grief, she's stopped painting and shut herself off from the world, desperate for a way to heal. In Blue Haven, Selah meets Naomi, a warm and adventurous marine biologist who slowly draws her out of isolation. Their friendship deepens as Naomi helps Selah reconnect with her passion for art and find a path forward. Over time, the bond between them blossoms into a tender, unexpected romance, offering Selah a chance at love and life again. A Brush of Blue is a Contemporary Romance/ Women's Fiction/ LGBTQ Fiction Novel. Rankings #1 artblock (02/14/2025) #1 loveafterloss (02/14/2025) #4 bipoc (02/15/2025) #4 blacklesbian (02/15/2025) #2 womanxwoman (02/17/2025) #25 Black woman (02/19/2025) #57 sapphic (02/18/2025) #82 artist (02/15/2025) #88 beach (02/15/2025) #120 lesbianfiction (02/18/2025) #149 queer (02/18/2025) #330 lesbianromance (02/15/2025) #370 mentalhealth (02/15/2025)

~When a young elf gets forced to assimilate into human society, she won't go down without a fight~ (Written for Write to Rank '23) (Please note, the following entries may include violence and course language, viewer discretion is advised)

After dragons attacked, the city of Athena rose from the ashes of Chicago. With Athena, a new program to protect the city began. Project name: Daughter of Athena. Dragon slayers that are created, not born. Amara is the top Daughter of her class. When Athena is attacked by a militant group, Amara learns more than she ever wanted to. Nothing is what it seems, with the dragons or with the government. Amara must decide which path to take as she struggles with learning the truth about herself. "Daughter of Athena" is a thrilling tale of adventure, betrayal, and the fight for freedom. Amara's character development and the complex relationships between humans and dragons make it a compelling read.