Истории Dictatorship

Aurora Kingsley was marked for death before she could walk. Her uncle, Kai Kingsley, murdered her parents in a calculated bid for the throne. But there was a flaw in his plan: the infant princess. As long as Aurora lived, Kai could never legally inherit the crown. The queen's closest friend, Aaron, understood this immediately. On the night the palace fell, he fled the kingdom with the baby princess, erasing her from the world before Kai's men could reach her. For sixteen years, Aurora lived under a carefully constructed lie. Aaron changed her name, her records, her birthplace-every trace of royalty wiped away. She grew up believing she was ordinary, even as her life was tightly controlled, Too protected, Too watched. Because Kai never stopped searching. At seventeen, the lie begins to fracture. Aurora starts experiencing uncontrollable power surges-abilities she doesn't understand and never asked for. Her frustration grows alongside them: the secrecy, the rules, the fear that seems to follow her everywhere. Something inside her is waking up, and it refuses to stay quiet. Aaron son, tristan knows about auroras past and decides to protect her no matter what, in the process he unintentionally falls in love with her but justifies it as "protecting her". But one thing that Skye doesn't know is that Tristan is a vampire and that her entire friend group are either supernatural or either have supernatural abilities. Aurora then starts having power surges and together they must help aurora unlock her true potential so she can face Kai and get her birth right back all while navigating love, trauma, highschool, identity and friendships. Will aurora become powerful enough to defeat Kai or will she give up her birth right endangering the Kingsley throne and the entire world? ----------------------------- Highest rankings🎖️🎖️ #2 heritage. 3/03/2026. #1 goodvsevil. 16/01/2026. #9 throne. 31/12/2025. Under minor editing 🙃

In a world there is a powerful king brainwashing civilians, in the promise of giving out abilities. No one dare opposes him except four kids... Nathan- I'm an orphan, but then I find my parents. People say I'm born to lead but in the rebellion I'm the matchbox... I start everything Lisa- I love the leader. People say I'm charming, but in the rebellion I'm oxgen the flame needs me to exist, the matchbox does nothing without me, and the matchstick can't do its job without me. Amy- I have a secret... and I don' know wether I'll be accepted for it. People say I'm a killer... But in the rebellion I'm the flame who just does what its told for the greater good. Liam-I'm doing great... till she comes along. People say I'm the brain... but in the rebellion I'm the matchstick if I snap then the matchbox can't start, oxygen would be useless, and flame uncontrollable

A young teenage girl, haunted by the memories of her father's execution, attempts to escape a cruel regime by night. A solitary woman, abandoned by her husband, inadvertently plays into the cruel hands of 'the state'. In another totalitarian regime a traffic light fixer is dealt with brutally for admiring a sunset. All these characters capture the essence of what it's like to be disempowered and cruelly dehumanised at the hands of a heinous, corrupt power. This sharp collection of pertinent short stories throws an at times uncomfortable light on cruelty, injustice and persecution that is all too relevant today. But ultimately these stories celebrate the strength and determination to survive at all costs, that exists within all of us.

"You're mine! Do you hear me?! Mine!" Damien growled lowly as he backed me up against the wall in the classroom. I did my best to not show how intimated I was, you definitely would be from a person who could kill you from a snap of his fingers. "No," I retaliated. "I'm not yours, you do not own me!" I spat in his face. He let out a deep, dark chuckle, one that sent me off edge. "Princess, if I ever see you hanging around guys again, you would be the reason for their death but then don't think you will get away easy either," he whispered in my ear, then he bit my earlobe. Before I could stop myself, I raised my hand and it was sent flying towards his cheek; a loud slapping noise echoed throughout the classroom that only had us in it. "Back the fuck off Damien Black!" I warned, pushing him off of me and quickly escaping from the classroom... {Started: 20th September 2019} {Ended:

A sinister plot is unraveled This story has a center to center left bias, extremist characters may be shown but this is for comedy and those characters views are not my own. This takes place in an alternate universe where Kamala Harris won. I do not belive in election fraud. This is a hypothetical future senario not related to the present. A young royals story canon compliant to the end of season 2 except Wilhelm was forced to abdicate

HE GREW UP PROTECTED BY THE MAN WHO MAY HAVE KILLED HIS FATHER. After a brutal mutiny, Lieutenant Correa rises to the new ruling council. But his protector-General Bustamante-is the most feared man in the country. Just as Correa falls for Maria, a young woman tied to the radical student movement, he discovers that his life is in grave danger. A gripping political thriller about power, passion, and the price of truth.

"You are... a vile creature." Two boys bound together by blood and loneliness encounter a wounded knight in a dark, shrouded, and treacherous woodland. Despite their eternal hatred for the murderous King and his men, they find no other solution but to aid the injured knight, leading them to form an unlikely guild with him and others they perceived as sinful riffraff. Although discordant at first, together the guild gains the valiance to venture and vanquish the King's oppressive rule.

soon to be commentary of the infamous gulag archipelago :) like ill get to it later cause like i might go easy on reading and actually read *fun* and *happy* books. point is, i want to provide an *unbiased* commentary on the destruction of any moral arguments for collectivism, just not now.

A class full of irresponsible teenagers lands on a deserted island. Now alone, afraid, and waiting for a plane or a ship to rescue them, they must recreate civilization without killing themselves in the process.

Located on a rocky shore, water as grey as storm. Wind blows hard, Tillas her name is. The locals would say she was beautiful with her rocky edges if it wasn't for her danger. Seven outcasts, one impossible heist, all leading to the fatal distruction of two rival gangs, the Phineas and the Seinenei.

Three chances. Three lives. They all want to pass, to gain the top position. Everyone wants to figure out the secret to beating the simulation. It's the only way to overthrow the ruler of this cruel world they live in. To beat the Dictator, you must first beat the simulation. And if you don't defeat the simulation, you go back to pain and desolation. And in the simulation, everything could be considered a weakness.

A short story of a British dystopian future. *Picture on cover by James Chadderton, not mine*

Squirrels have taken over the world. Now, it's up to a small band of people known as the Resistance to fight back against the totalitarian utopia the squirrels have created.

"Green Neon" is the first of 20 volumes in my book series "The Right People". Tom, a 15-year-old German, is spending the summer holidays at Christina's house in Athens in 1969 during a military dictatorship. His hostess is a lawyer who represents opponents of the regime, and shortly after arriving, he meets men at Christina's flat who had been interned in a concentration camp on the island of Gyaros. This meeting makes him suspicious in the eyes of the police, with whom he engages in a game of cat and mouse without even knowing it. He meets Sophia, with whom he falls in love with the help of a full moon over the Acropolis, her brother Georgios, who is used by his father as his sister's chaperone with rather limited success, and Nikos, who soon becomes Tom's best friend. After just a few days, Tom realizes that this holiday will be very different from what he imagined at home in Hohenberg, Westphalia. How could he have known that he would experience his first great love and be hunted down by the dictatorship's henchmen, interrogated and threatened with arrest? How could he have foreseen that a bronze statue thousands of years old would take his breath away? And what would he have said to someone who had prophesied that he would soon be able to recognize plainclothes police officers by green neon signs on their foreheads? I invite you to accompany Tom and his friends on this exciting journey. All characters, except those from contemporary history, are fictitious. However, the plot itself is based on diaries and letters; historical facts have been carefully researched. New chapters are uploaded every Friday. Please don't forget to like, comment and follow my page. I would like to thank John Piccone for his hard work and the countless hours he spent editing the English translation. Have fun.

After the third world war, the people of the earth are struggling to survive, one of the new nations could have been a beacon of light, had it not been for its secrecy and the terrible stories told about it. Is it truly an utopian state? Or the dystopian, mind-controlling horror many think?

The year is 3051 and Liam has run away from his dictator father and legacy of fighting. After being chased by bounty hunters hired by his father, who thinks his son had been kidnapped, he comes across the peacekeeper girl group, Emerideans. He tells them that he is a nobody and takes refuge in their camp, but when his new friends are endangered by his staying there he must flea. Soon after, Liam finds out that all Emerideans are either being captured or executed and Liam must make a decision to go back or abandon the Emerideans.