Britishcolumbia Stories

The morning Nlaka burns, Jenna Strock loses everything. Her town. Her home. And she thinks, her best friend Shoni. Evacuated with nothing but the clothes she's wearing and a grief she doesn't know how to carry, Jenna tries to hold herself together in a relief centre gym full of people who all lost the same thing on the same day. But Nlaka isn't coming back. And Shoni's phone goes straight to silence. Unburned is the third book in The Grief Effect series, set in the mountains and river valleys of British Columbia. It's about what wildfire takes, what gets left standing, and who you are when the place that made you is gone.

Love.Hurt.Confusion.Hope Jess Nault lives the average 17 Year-olds life, nearing her 18th birthday she is thrown into the world of her own kind, Werewolves. Jace , Her boyfriend of 3 months fights for her as Keean, her mate, Demands her hand. Love shows her things shes never known, she fights for what she wants and it brings along a new Jess as she finds herself. AS Lydia Taylor...

A visiting Professor, from Hong Kong is in BC to audit a new course being offered by a number of Canadian University on Urban Legends. While auditing the course, at UBC, he is strangely taken by an urban legend call the BC Night Train and as the class takes on overnight ride on historic train, he find himself suddenly engulfed in what seems to be a reoccurrence of the horrors of the past. This is third in my series of Canadian Urban Legends. All the three, The Fogo Island Blind Spot, The Manitoba Mist and this one, the BC Night Train will be incorporated in a single book call Grindhouse Canada

A collection of ghost stories in Canada from Nunavut to Ontario! (Not my own words, sources to be added in description as story progresses) Parts 1-5: http://cottagelife.com/canadiana/5-classic-and-totally-creepy-canadian-ghost-stories

hey guys. I know I'm already writing a fan fiction, but I just thought of a story that would be much easier to write. I thought it would be fun to write about my life. What I do when I'm not on Wattpad. So I hope you enjoy.

Short stories that come into my head get written here.

Here's a continuation of 365, the story where I do my best to write SOMETHING every day. Wattpad has a chapter limit of 200, and that was reached on July 19th. So, the rest of the year will be written in this, I guess. The first 200 days of the year are in a story simply called "365". (It has the same cover.) STARTED: July 20th, 2022 FINISHED: October 27th, 2022 (due to unforeseen circumstances)

"What are we doing here?" "What do you mean?" "We're trapped in this godforsaken city! Living like rats! Destined to die!" "You seem to know exactly what we're doing here." "Why us? Why here? Why like this!!" "Because we were sent to Hell. Look around you. All of this? We're home."

A creepy camping story. This is my first story, let me know if you like it. Constructive criticism is appreciated.

A spring Haiku/Senryu poem about a colorful, perching bird, probably a finch.

Wren Marscaloni is a damaged yet resilient 17-year-old girl, she tries her best though is disregarded. Her life is, and continues, to fall apart. Her gymnastics career was cut short after a horrible injury that continues to be an ongoing problem. Her mother's bipolar disorder is spiraling out of control. Her younger sister is on the verge of becoming what she would have been. Wren is left to pick up the pieces of her life. At her lowest point, will Jay Princeton, an arrogant all-around varsity athlete, be the one bright light in her life or just another disappointment?

Lulu wants to become, well, a billionaire, a tycoon! Smart, stylish, and modern , she also enjoys time spent in the woodlands near home. She has been working at her first job for some time now, and is thinking of getting rich in a more traditional way - investing in stocks - or bonds, or maybe both. But like most good stories, her path to that goal is not at all as she imagined.

In British Columbia, a village of bears are flourishing in the forest. However, this one family, in particular, doesn't seem so right... Written as a short story assignment for English 11.

The story of a girl who lost her best friend in more ways then one.

When Olivia Winter's parents inform her that they are getting a divorce, she immediately chooses to live with her dad. Unfortunately for her, he's moving to Victoria, British Columbia where he grew up. By the time she discovers this, it's too late to change her mind. She has to leave her school, where she is one of the most popular girls, her boyfriend (captain of the soccer team) and her brother and mother behind. She and her boyfriend don't end on a good note which leaves her with just her friends and her dad. But when she and her friends slowly lose contact, she realises that she's going to have to either find new friends or figure out how to make herself happy, without her boyfriend or friends. With leaving her old life in New York behind, will she be able to still be happy when she moves to Victoria, or will she give up trying and move back to New York with her mom?