Истории Blackprotagonist

As the dutiful daughter of Alfheim's foremost scholar, Loreli has learned to never ask for more than what she has been given. But when an Angel named Ryksten arrives bearing manuscripts from the Silver City, he plants a question in her heart that will not fade: 'How do you know what you are meant for?' - Loreli.

Ginikanwa "Kani" Asamizu, a Blasian girl from New Orleans, Louisiana, wants nothing more than to make it big in life; she believes that this starts with going to Japan, where she can start her Beyblading career and, more importantly, learn about her heritage. The plan is simple and straightforward, until life suddenly pulls her every which way. Watch as this girl struts her stuff, facing every situation with grace, sass, and magic. Also I live by Colossians 3:17, so there will be some Christian references/themes in this story, if you're interested🤭. All canon characters belong to Hiro Morita.

Some are born original. Some are forced to become. Esha was a woman who saw through the world as a guest, possessing it was never a question-hope of belonging, giving more than taking-remaining invisible fit like a glove instead. A man like Antares, waltzed into her life, promising the universe in exchange for her trust. The world she stood on tilted, the heart murmured fears, the body recoiled in memory of hands unbidden, the mind curled into itself hoping to have dreamt it away, while the soul recognized a kindred spirit. Yet when two wounded strangers recognize themselves in each other, the personas they built to survive begin to fracture. How to trust a woman whose scars marred the body like ink? How to trust a man whose skin bleeds from his very sins? What to make of kithship so visceral-it possesses the body in stupor? Who were they when no one was watching? A story of identity. Complexity. And the selves we keep becoming. Reader discretion is advised. Updates every Wednesday, 12:00 AM EDT.

Jamar never planned on leaving everything behind. One mistake at a time, he built a life where trouble came easy and expectations stayed low. But when his choices finally catch up to him, he's sent away to live with family he barely knows-forced into a new start he never asked for. New house. New school. New rules. And a version of himself he's not sure he recognizes. Back home, Jamar had a name. A reputation. A way of surviving. Out here? He's just another kid trying to find his place. But starting over isn't as simple as it sounds. Between family tension, pressure to change, and a past that won't let go, Jamar finds himself pulled in different directions. Some people see potential in him. Others are just waiting for him to fall back into old habits. And somewhere in the middle of it all... he has to decide who he really wants to be. Because life doesn't wait for you to figure it out. And second chances don't come easy. So when everything starts to shift-when the pressure builds and the stakes get higher-Jamar is faced with one truth: You only get one life. And the real question is- are you going to live it playing it safe... or live it with no regrets? I post a new chapter every Tuesday/Thursday.

The Seventh Crown Earth has always believed it was alone. People wake up, go to work, sit through class, chase promotions, fall in love, and plan for tomorrow without ever questioning the world around them. To everyone else, history is complete. They're wrong. Beyond a hidden veil lies Aetheria-a realm where kingdoms were built on magic, dragons still rule the skies, and forgotten gods left their mark on the land. For centuries, Aetheria and Earth have remained separated by an ancient barrier, keeping their worlds-and their histories-apart. That barrier is beginning to crack. When seventeen-year-old Azriel Hayes survives a chance encounter with a mysterious Rift, he becomes bound to an artifact believed to have vanished long ago: the Seventh Crown. In a single night, the ordinary life he knew disappears. Creatures once dismissed as myths begin hunting him, secret organizations emerge from the shadows, and a conflict older than recorded history pulls him to its center. As Rifts appear across the globe, the line between Earth and Aetheria grows thinner. Monsters pour into modern cities, long-buried secrets come to light, and the truth behind humanity's forgotten past refuses to stay buried. The Seven Crowns were never forged to grant power. They were created to keep something locked away. Now one of them has awakened. Caught between two worlds on the edge of collapse, Azriel must uncover why the Crown chose him before the force imprisoned behind it is set free. The answer lies beyond the Rifts, where the fate of Earth and Aetheria has been waiting for him all along. Some inherit a crown. Azriel was chosen by one.

||2019 ONC Ambassador Picks Reading List Selection|| Orphaned as an infant and raised by a troupe of Renaissance Faire actors, Quadir Janszoon is haunted by the past. Six days before his 25th birthday, spectral riders of the Bás Anáil gallop into Central Park in an attempt to murder him and claim the moire, a divine essence in his blood. Born to an ancient line of guardians, warriors known as the Dakaari, Quadir is thrust into a world of magic, prejudice, and political intrigue. With only his wits and his mother's ith'nael sword, he must fight for his life against a powerful, hidden foe sworn to kill him, ending the sacred bloodline of his family forever. <<<WINNER-BEST FANTASY-The Novella Awards 2020>>>

Taken at Dusk is a gripping coming-of-age thriller that follows Malik Johnson, a sixteen-year-old Black teen whose ordinary walk home turns into a fight for survival. When Malik is kidnapped without warning, he's forced into a shadowed world where every second matters and every decision could cost him his life. As fear presses in, Malik must rely on intelligence, awareness, and the lessons passed down by his family to outthink the people who believe they control his fate. With limited time and no certainty of rescue, Malik learns that survival isn't about strength alone-it's about identity, resilience, and refusing to be erased. Set against the backdrop of an urban community often misunderstood and overlooked, Taken at Dusk explores how quickly life can change, how danger can hide in plain sight, and how a young voice can still rise even when silenced. This is a story about instinct over panic, mind over fear, and the power of holding onto who you are when everything is trying to take it from you.

Okay first, imagine being black.. Got it? Now imagine being in a racist world.. Cool? You're ready. Hi, I'm Alisha Werals Caesar (not officially but i do got a ring so) and.. "Babe?" And that lovable kidnapper is Dom. Where was I?... Oh yeah, so imagine an ice cream truck full of babies! "Wrong story, read the script"-author Ugh, fine. "Hello, join me on a rollercfoaster of emotions from kidnapped to pregnapped... haha. I like that, it's funny. Yada yada yada.. boring stuff.. aha You will never be bored. Again, I am Alisha bringing you sass and class from one ass. Thank you" That was not it. Anyway byeeeee

(temp. synopsis} Ann Capri is just like most teens on Little Horn. She likes to surf and ride bikes, eats seafood at least 7 times a week, smokes every stressful thought away on her friends boat and runs off any corporation that tries to settle on the island. However, when a disastrous storm hits Little Horn and her best friend Charity goes missing she has to become more serious in her efforts to locate her. But when this journey to find Charity becomes one riddled with spirits, scornful Goddesses, ancient lies and sometimes even some love; it proves itself much more daunting than she thought.

The World needs The Sun, for none can live in darkness. Among all the Arcana, whoever holds the position of The Sun holds the most power, but also the most crushing responsibility. The Sun is dead. A new one has been found, from a small village in the desert at the end of The World. Will she give life to all, or burn so bright none can live in her light?

This is no longer about profit. It's about purpose. It's about redemption. In a world where everyone's watching and no one can be trusted, Elijah is choosing to bring life instead of death, one Bible at a time. But the past doesn't forget. And neither do the ghosts he left behind. Can a former street soldier outrun his sins long enough to find the boy he used to be? Or will the streets take him back before grace can find him?

First arc. For all my Latin friends reading this For some reason this is number one on the Latino category, arc 2 (Devil's Daughter) has much better Latino representation and features a Latino protagonist. Read that if you're here solely for representation Please vote and follow me if you enjoyed this. 1952, Jersey City. America is turned inside out. Follow a detective navigating a version of 1950s America where the social order and cultural rules aren't just different, they've completely flipped like a big fat Tortoise on its back. All rights reserved but will happily let people adapt my work as long as I get to review and approve of it first. No AI is used in any capacity.

The death was ruled a suicide. Too clean. Too fast. Too final. Shadow notices the details no one questions-the identical language, the perfect order, the absence of doubt. These people didn't choose to die. They were processed. As Shadow tracks the pattern, the system reacts. Files lock. Oversight activates. A man dies minutes after Shadow walks away. That's when he understands the truth: The system doesn't investigate problems. It removes them. Shadow: Anomaly is a slow-burn psychological thriller about institutional violence, invisible authority, and the danger of seeing too clearly. When silence becomes policy and order replaces truth, the anomaly isn't the one who kills. It's the one who refuses to stop looking.

Carmello Williams is a fairly normal guy in recession era NYC. He works at an advertising firm, he's from Lennox Ave, he lives in a sixty square foot box in Midtown not too far from his family home, he's got a good education and he's fresh out of college courtesy of UConn, and yeah, he can't get laid.

When Roxann wakes up in a strange place to a strange man her life changes and she will find out who he is and who she can trust. Will she escape the Kidnappers clutches or will she forget her life and live with him.

Mikenna is looking for answers, and travels to Forks to find them. Not only does she find them, but she finds herself and so much more. I hope you love it. I do not own most of these characters, they are the property of Stephanie Meyers. Enjoy! Comment. Vote. Follow. Love you for reading!!

Thousands of years after Earth became uninhabitable, humanity colonized other planets and moons around the solar system. Amid rising crime rate, the Galactic Space Force (GSF) set up a legal contract where registered bounty hunters (known as Coyotes) go after criminals and bring them in alive in return for credits. Wolf is one of the best coyotes in the GSF, but also one of the most hated. He has no care of the damage he causes to people or buildings when pursuing a bounty, leaving the GSF having to compensate those affected by his actions. When the daughter of a senator in The Kingdom becomes the most wanted terrorist in the solar system, the GSF is hired to find her before anyone else does. Willing to look past Wolf's reckless history, the director of the GSF contracts him and other coyotes to find the senator's daughter and take her to the GSF at whatever cost. But with enemies after the same woman, Wolf is forced to trust and rely on his new partners in hopes of getting the biggest payday of his life.

Born in the fields, raised under the strict rule of the Grain, Malik Cain is told obedience is survival. But visions of fire, flood, and kingship haunt him. When he begins to question the system, the world around him will change forever. Will freedom cost him everything, or is he destined to lead?

"Why? The irony of the situation did not leave me as I began to die in the arms of my lover. I let my guard down and it cost me everything. My life begins to flash before my eyes as the weight of life is lifted off my soul, I slip into eternal slumber. I feel heavy. The lightness of death suddenly stalled as my eyelids flicked open to the morning sun. I stare at the ceiling at a familiar image of the crystal chandelier that always greeted me in the morning. I am in my room. " 23-year-old Dawn, the Duchess of Lagom in the Kingdom of Magia, acclaimed magician, and knight cannot recall the coronation of the crown prince or any events from the last twenty-four hours. The only thing she can remember is a dream in which she is murdered by her fiancé Cain, but was it a dream? Now she is not so sure. She is wanted by the Royal Family for murder, treason, and kidnapping the crown prince. Dawn is on a mission to clear her name (except on the charge of kidnapping the prince. She did do that), establish her title, and find out what happened the day of the coronation and what it means for her future.