British Stories

After a car accident leaves Kaden Bretton temporarily blind, Isla Moore struggles to break up with him while disguised as his girlfriend, who died in the crash. ***** Isla Moore has been in love with Kaden Bretton since he taught her how to slow dance on her sixteenth birthday. Now, four years later, she jumps at the chance to help him after a terrible car accident leaves him temporarily blind -- by agreeing to break up with him while disguised as his girlfriend, Evangeline, so he never has to find out she died in the crash. But will she be able to stick to the plan even after he starts falling for her? Or will the truth about her identity and the reason she lied to him destroy their chance at forever? ***** Cover by @lydiahephzibah.

Will their pasts allow them to have a future together? Elizabeth "Esi" Solomon is an Afro-Caribbean British girl studying at an Ivy League University in Connecticut with big dreams to make the world a better place. Porte Danvers could not be any more different- there was his perfectly tamed blonde hair, grey eyes, and the way that he approaches life and her-intentionally. He is a wealthy Architecture alum at the same university, but hard losses have made him adopt a distant attitude to others. When the two surprisingly hit it off at the campus bookstore, Esi and Porte bond over a shared love of classical literature. As their friendship deepens to something more, both of their pasts threaten to pull them apart. When push comes to shove will their pasts hamper a shared future or will their friendship be lost forever? Imaging Us is a modern story of love, knowledge and learning self-acceptance despite life's obstacles.

Somewhere the flower of farewell is blooming and constantly scatters pollen that we breathe across, and even in the coming wind we breathe farewell.

In which Orla Howell goes into the love island villa to meet her prince.

Noel Gallagher/Oasis fanfic Noel finds himself with another child he knew nothing about in the midst of marital storms and a feud with his little brother and then there's his beautiful PA who will turn his world completely upside down

♡𝐆𝐫𝐮𝐦𝐩𝐲 𝐱 𝐒𝐮𝐧𝐬𝐡𝐢𝐧𝐞♡ (𝐁𝐨𝐨𝐤 𝟏 𝐨𝐟 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐒𝐚𝐢𝐧𝐭𝐬 𝐚𝐧𝐝 𝐒𝐢𝐧𝐧𝐞𝐫𝐬) Serenity Siren Sinner is a 22 year old kind-hearted, soft, and beautiful girl with a sassy side who believes life is a gift from God and is worthy to be prayed for. She is a lover of peace and believes that a person can change. A person can be the best version of themselves only if they believe it. Sorian Sivan Saint-Pierre is a 24 year old who grew up with so much pain along with his brother. He carries a dark aura around him and is antisocial. He always has the same serious and stoic facial expression. His family may be called the Saints, but only if you knew how their secrets make them far from what people make them out to be. Where there are Saints, there are Sinners, like two lovers that can't live without with each other. This is a story about two very different people coming together and making something beautiful out of it. ☀︎𝐓𝐡𝐞𝐫𝐞 𝐢𝐬 𝐚𝐛𝐬𝐨𝐥𝐮𝐭𝐞𝐥𝐲 𝐧𝐨 𝐬𝐦𝐮𝐭 𝐢𝐧 𝐭𝐡𝐢𝐬 𝐛𝐨𝐨𝐤.

Three nations from two different timelines. They suddenly find themselves in a new world after being engulfed in light. How do the two nations from the same timeline react to the third nation that collapsed in their world a hundred years ago? And how does the third nation react to the other two nations they know?

Katina and Pavel were young, in love, and certain their hearts would always sing in harmony. In a Russia shaped by longing and beauty, their romance unfolds to the soaring music of the Cordellas, a world-famous opera group whose songs become the language of their devotion. Every glance, every promise, every sacrifice is wrapped in melody. Years later, their daughter Lucy searches for love through a different art. A photographer drawn to quiet moments and unspoken truths, she pieces together her parents' story through fading photographs and half-remembered songs. As Lucy falls into her own experiences of love and loss, she discovers that passion is never simple-and that the greatest romances are the ones that echo long after the music ends. Lush, intimate, and deeply moving, When There Was Only Me and You is a love story that spans generations, celebrating desire, devotion, and the unforgettable magic of being truly seen-when the world falls away, and there is only me and you.

This story unfolds within the world of 2004 aristocracy, where old money, inherited estates, and unspoken hierarchies dictate the rhythm of life as much as love ever could. It is about How a girl can come from nothing and enter into everything. Reputation is currency. Tradition is law. Appearances are not merely maintained-they are curated, polished, and defended. Every dinner is a performance. Every relationship is weighed not only by feeling, but by lineage, advantage, and consequence. Romance here is never simple. Love is complicated by legacy, by parents who speak in expectations rather than affection, by houses that feel less like homes and more like monuments to what must be preserved. Engagements are public events. Births become headlines. Grief and joy are both observed, commented upon, and quietly judged. Yet beneath the silk dresses, tailored suits, and controlled manners, the story is deeply human. It is about yearning that has nowhere polite to go. About people raised to inherit power but never taught how to be soft. About women whose bodies and futures are discussed across dining tables, and men who confuse dominance with worth because they were never allowed to be weak. It is about the suffocating safety of privilege-and the quiet terror of stepping outside it. At its core, this is an aristocratic drama about love that endures despite surveillance, about friendships warped by competition, about family loyalty that feels indistinguishable from ownership. It explores how wealth insulates pain while also amplifying it, how status offers protection but steals intimacy, and how choosing happiness can feel like betrayal when tradition is watching. A story of rain-soaked confessions and immaculate dinners. Of engagement rings that sparkle under scrutiny. Of children born into expectation before they are born into love. A story where everything is beautiful- and nothing is free.

Meet John Elliot , a college athlete in his senior year whose life takes a dramatic turn when he gets approached by a group of mysterious and enigmatic men claiming to be sent by President Franklin Delano Roosevelt himself. John is selected to spearhead of the country's newest pet project, the rise of the US's own intelligence network. Sent to Europe and Africa as the Second World War spreads its flames to all corners of the globe, John links up with the French Underground led by scholar Jean Guehenno as Roosevelt's aide to their European allies without the Americans putting their fingerprints on it and being discrete to avoid breaking their vow of neutrality. Things go smoothly until a new and formidable peril emerges. The Nazis become aware of the presence of an American agent on European soil and send their most lethal enforcer, Reinhard Heydrich's second in command, the SS assassin Sven Kraul, to neutralize this threat to their empire. In this dangerous game of cat and mouse, will John be able to outwit the Axis powers or will he come under the paws of the Third Reich's Eisenmann, who's specialty is to stamp out seditious factions? Join John Elliot, a young jock from Broomfield, Colorado, as he leads the efforts of the pilot program of the first American international spy network against the world's greatest threat to freedom.

The Wolf Beside the Throne Description: History crowned one sister. It erased the other. When Queen Victoria ascends the throne, the world sees a young queen bound by silk, ceremony, and expectation. What it does not see is the figure standing just out of sight-boots polished, jaw set, eyes sharp as a blade. Theodora "Theo" Anne was never meant to be remembered. Too sharp-tongued for court. Too masculine for comfort. Too dangerous to be allowed softness. While Victoria learns to rule in public, Theo learns to survive in the shadows-reading men before they speak, power before it strikes, and danger before it dares approach the crown. She does not curtsy well. She does not smile on command. And she will not be reshaped for anyone's comfort. As whispers coil through palace halls and pressure mounts to correct the queen's unacceptable sister, the bond between the two women is tested by politics, scandal, and the unspoken cost of loving someone the world refuses to name. Because a crown can be stolen. A throne can fall. But a wolf? A wolf does not kneel. And when history turns its back, she stands beside the throne-ready to protect it, or burn it down.

Sir Timothy's Memoirs. An autobiography. The story of a remarkable life and a fatal belief that gravity applies only to other people. Sir Timothy John Paul Platt Monday, 4th Baronet of Carrickfergus narrates his own deeds. His style is elegantly whimsical, reminiscent of an erudite British gentleman's memoir - polished prose with wit, warmth, eccentric insight, and Anglican grace. The Memoirs chronicle his birth, upbringing, education, passions (philology, runes, philately, cricket, ghosts, Arthurian lore, Anglican faith), his Cumbrian life, and his peculiar cosmology and worldview. His flat-earth beliefs are treated seriously yet with charm - a curious conviction of a learned but idiosyncratic baronet. © All Rights Reserved

This is a slow, painful, very inconvenient love story about noticing someone you absolutely should not notice. Taggie is the girl everyone forgets to look at twice. She hosts her parents' endless parties, smooths things over, keeps the house running, and tries not to take up too much space while doing it. She's kind, practical, dyslexic, and quietly exhausted. All she really wants is a peaceful life, some animals, and to be loved without having to earn it. Rupert is... Rupert. Rich, charming, reckless by reputation, and far too used to getting whatever he wants. Except this time, the thing he wants is off-limits, younger than him, and very much not something he can talk himself into taking lightly. So instead of doing what he usually does, he stays. He watches. He notices. He makes excuses to be in the same room. Nothing happens for a long time. That's the problem. And now something is happening. And that, too, is the problem. - Written in 3rd person, dual perspectives. - [Entirely Fiction. Based off of Rivals by Jilly Cooper and adaptation of it on Disney+. Everything written in this fanfiction is entirely the idea of tsanwritesurl.]

A collection of chilling tales based in the British isles.

(Last draft) This is the beginning of Virex Valeris. Not of what he is, but of who he decides to become. Electio. Book One of a Trilogy

What happens when a country deep within the arctic that's been isolated from the rest of the world for centuries. confined by large mountains of ice Finally manages to reach out? 1600s not the time new comers- new competition-, this new country will have to think her actions through and rely on something a bit more than just optimism. The outside world has harsher things to offer than just ice walls. "One must strive the path forward with bravery and kindness." ▣This book contains: ⁕Cussing. ⁕Grammatical errors. ⁕Some Historical inaccuracy [I'll try my best to be accurate, but this might be changed for plot or cuz I overlooked minor details] ⁕Shipping.[just fluff] ⁕Mentions of S.E and in the later chapters: TR, USSR & JE. ⁕Fighting & historical wars in the later chapters. This is an OCXcanon story, centered around countryhumans of the past[personified countries]. The story will have 2-3 main love interests but I'm hoping it'll be more story based than just romance moments, I wish to explore countryhuman dynamics as friends, allies, family rather than just lovers. I hope you the reader will enjoy it!

Amalia is back!! Navigating her final year of secondary school, her friendships, her identity, her life! Posted: Friday 24th October 2025

"Tell me, princess...what exactly makes you worth a billionaire dollars?" he whispered in such a delicious tone, it ignited every nerve in my body. "I...My..." I tried to force the words from my lips. "Say it." he instructed, gripping at the fabric of my dress, I could feel it on the verge of ripping apart. "Why don't you try to find out?" I bit back, little did I know, that would become my biggest mistake. *** This is Camilla's story. And trust me...it's one hell of a ride.

In the glittering, high-stakes world of London's aristocracy, Michael Swindon, the enigmatic and reformed heir to the Duke of Kent, is a man who has spent years rebuilding his life after a scandalous past. Known for his sharp wit, piercing ocean-blue eyes, and a reputation for riotous living, Michael has carefully crafted a life free from the shackles of his family's expectations, until he meets Maddy Rochas, a fiercely independent shoe designer with a defiant spirit and a mysterious past. Maddy, with her striking afro, sharp tongue, and an air of quiet confidence, is unlike any woman Michael has ever known. She's a woman who has spent years hiding her true identity, navigating a world that often dismisses her before even knowing her worth. When their paths cross in a chance encounter, neither expects the electric connection that pulls them together. But Maddy is no ordinary woman. Set against the lush, futuristic landscapes of an African kingdom and the opulent ballrooms of England, Dealing for a Kiss is a sweeping romance of passion, destiny, and the courage to defy expectations.

Part of the "Isis School Stories" by Scottish author Hugh Campbell, this is a mischievously observed tale of school days in the 1960s. At the age of 12, Ean and his friend Dizzie find themselves in a bit of "bovver" when they are caught smoking Woodbines behind the garden shed. Caught by the ex-boxer and chain-smoking math teacher, Mr. "Paddy" McSweeney, the boys must face the ultimate schoolboy dread: a trip to the Headmaster's office for "six of the best". Expect humor and nostalgia in this social commentary on the strict discipline of a bygone era.