Boricua Stories

Rosalinda was like any normal twenty-one year old college student. A Puerto Rican princess, diverged in her culture, trying to make it out of the rubble that once was her life. Rosalinda saw what her mother went through with her father, she vowed to never love a man, so school it was. Everything shifts when she meets Emiliano, her best friend Ximenas oldest brother. He brings along a dark past, and intense future. Her brother, Luis, works for the DEA. He has been studying and tracking cartels for five years now. He uncovers something dark about the Sanchez family, and he will stop at nothing to protect his baby sister from them. Rosalinda must decide - is this the right path for her? Does she jeopardize herself - her future and freedom? For a man?

🇵🇷꯭░ ׄ ꆬㅤׅ ۪desde la isla bonita our boricuan boy's ༢ུ　࣮

Our rage is build on hope

This story was born out of a shower thought I had after thinking what it would be like if the characters from my favorite anime visited my homeland. Would they be interested in the country? Would they encounter trouble? How could I make it make sense within the narrative and lore of the original story? Thus comes Gang-Stars In PR. A story of what happens when Giorno and his team have a nice vacation getaway from the streets of Italy to the beaches of Puerto Rico. I've tried my best to explain the references to the Puerto Rican culture as simply as possible so that non-natives can also enjoy the story, but if you feel curious about a concept or you didn't quite understand it, leave it in the comments and I'll gladly explain.

Writing about love, loss and friendship. Moving far away to college made her feel hopeless, but she found love along the way.

Both placed on same spectrum that is Social Science; A successful top-notch Lawyer meets a struggling yet thriving Social Worker loved by the community. Manhattan is the playground for one, and the work of another. What happens when two different worlds meet because of work...

I should have fallen in love with her courage, Her sincerity and her flaming self respect. And it's these things I believed in, Even if the world indulged in wild suspicions that she wasn't all she could be. She was. And I was not.

My brain.

Hi everyone, my name is Lorena Carreras and I wrote my true story that is "Cancer & Surviving Cancer" it's a true story because it happened to me. And the reason that I wrote this story is to inspire people that you don't have to be scared of anything, because god is with you every time and he will be forever by your side. And I want to inspire people to believe in themselves and be brave and strong for every difficult situation You are having. So I hope you like my book and spread the book so that can everyone see it. Thank you !

I just needed some time to myself, so I took a walk and found myself on a subway. Made a new friend too, she helped me think on life a bit. I think I was able to help her too, in a way.

Story about envy and how can change who we are.

It's just another trip to Puerto Rico, Shariah. Nothing is going to happen. And Mom said this festival is going to be fun, not frightening. I don't know why I'm so nervous. God, I hope nothing goes wrong. "You might need some aftershave, Shariah, for self defense." My mom had said to me. And that's something I didn't realize that I would need. I should've just taken the stinking Aftershave. Maybe I would not have my first kiss stolen from some random, masked, tall, light brown eyed, tanned skin, Boricua Guy.

Naina Torres fell for someone she didnt think shed fall for.

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Best friends. A kiss. And a silence that says too much.

Quien dijo que en Puerto Rico no habían lugares embrujados? Quizás ahora mismo en uno de ellos y no tienes idea...

If heaven had Wi-Fi and an espresso bar, it would look like Pomería. An island off the Italian coast that no one could find on Google Maps. But it had turquoise waves, terracotta rooftops, and lemon trees that smelled like love and danger. The locals swore the place was blessed or cursed, depending who you asked. For the last two seasons, Love Unveiled had been the wildest reality show on television. Season one ended with a vampire confession under the tropical sun. Season two went viral for turning a Louisiana dating show into a literal exorcism. So naturally, the network said, "You know who should be our next Bachelorette?" Me. Zitalia Rivera. Yeah. Me. The host. The sidekick. The one who always said, "Girl, that man's eyes just glowed, run!" Apparently, the fans wanted to see me find love. And maybe, I wanted that too.