Eighteenthcentury storie

One moment, Avery was the author. The next... she woke up inside her own novel. Her characters are alive. Her plot is wrong. And Aiden-the man she wrote to break hearts- is looking at her like she's his. The scariest part? She's no longer the one holding the pen. Every page pulls her deeper, every twist makes her question who's really writing the story-her, or something else entirely. And somewhere between fiction and reality, she'll have to decide... does she want to escape this world? Or rewrite it forever? [New chapter: Every week on Monday.]

in which asteria kirschtein‚ travelled back at eighteenth century. y o u r s t r u l y © 2021 GELXTOSHI

Nineteenth century London and nothing is as it seems! Supernatural gangs are growing in size and seek to corrupt, convert and control the city. Only two young men stand in their way.

Octavia visits her childhood friend in his coastal mansion at the turn of the eighteenth century, where raucous and perhaps violent partying awaits...

This is an expansion of the backstory of my steampunk automaton OC, Sinewave Londinium. This story tells of the existential journey of Sinewave Londinium, an automaton who didn't even start out as such, but who ended up transcending more than just the technical limitations expected of her. Awesome cover by @ItzOffixial ! Thank you so much for the beautiful cover :D

[A HISTORICAL ROMANCE] When the daughter of a wealthy family seeks the help of a renowned criminal, both of their lives turn into something that neither of them expected. * * * * In 1909 London, in a certain opium den, Francis Miller, a well known thief, has escaped the murky room of the den. A woman approaches him, declaring herself in need of his help, and when he hears of the reward, he blindly follows her. He, however, doesn't seem to consider the punishment if he were caught by the Scotland Yard....

The story of the Abney family and much more.

Information about pirates

Charlotte discovers a mysterious lady walking on the grounds of her country house

(Y/N) is a young lady in the eighteenth century, known for her beauty, kindness, and money. What will happen when a time traveler from the future stubbles upon the fair maiden?

A classically written fictional story set in eighteenth century France, of a poor peasant boy who sets off for a better life and ends up entangled in nightmarish extravagance with a wealthy Parisian countess.

"Not to worry, Thomas. He won't be boasting long." "What do you mean?" "Dead men tell no tales." + In which the characters of Hamilton and an original character are reimagined as pirates.

My reviews from other sequels: Beauty And The Beast except I make the sequel. I've watched Disney Descendants and Ever After High, so I got to know that they had two children, and honestly like the way their characters were portrayed. My version is almost similar but with a slight twist, and it is not for children, but teens can read it. All the characters are very similar to the Disney version, but I'm inspiring it a little from the original 1765 version. In this story, the protagonists, Beauty and The Beast, their names, like in the Disney version, are Belle and Prince Adam. In my version, that's the same, except Belle is actually a nickname given by the prince and her name is actually Isabelle, and the prince in here is actually a king. The characters look like Audrey Hepburn and Mel Ferrer in their cast of War and Peace ( 1956 ). My version: After the king weds Isabelle, Isabelle swiftly realizes that her father, Maurice, stopped loving her as a daughter and rather sees his other three daughters, her older sisters Giovanna, Genevieve, and Giulia ( their names weren't mentioned in the 1991 movie save for one person meant to be a younger sister named Clarice, but that didn't happen. ), to be more appealing and realistic and he initially disapproved of Isabelle's marriage to Adam. Isabelle is confused about this sudden neglect, yet she lives her marriage life in happiness, and things seem to go normally until many unfortunate incidents occur, starting from Adam's alcohol addiction and disobedient maids bringing in their uninvited lovers. While Adam and Isabelle still are fiercely loyal to each other, there are external factors looming about, and Isabelle unexpectedly has two surprises very soon after, she is expecting a child, and more surprisingly finds out that her mother was actually a Countess who escaped hr noble lifestyle for love, however there is suspicion on her death back when Isabelle was very little, and this arises tension.

"we're all mad here."

Bustling Hemmark, capital city of the land of Anproch, is the heart of the Magic Regulation Guild's operations. And Dean Greenthumb balances on the edge of staying a member or becoming a martyr. Although Dean has been made a member of the city's powerful magic guild, his life remains threatened as forces within the guild vie for supremacy. Played as a pawn by both sides, can Dean survive long enough to go from apprentice to prodigy?

A coldly elegant handbook that teaches rulers to weave emotions like anger, love, and jealousy into a grand tapestry of public "Happiness." It reads at once like a serious theory of governance and a satire upon modern governments.

Princess Adelaide had not expected to fall in love with a pirate. Not when she was betrothed to another. Not when her father was King of the island of Florin. And especially not when said Pirate had captured her and held her for ransom. But with clues to the mystery behind her mother's death revealed, and a new adventure waiting beyond the horizon, will Adelaide choose to sacrifice her happiness for her kingdom, or will she follow the uncharted path to find where she truly belongs?

The Art of Sonority is a mock-scholarly treatise that weaves whales, oil, humanity, and steel into an audacious cycle of cosmic transformation, delivered in ornate, archaic prose reminiscent of forgotten natural philosophers. Its baroque voice elevates industrial processes to mythic grandeur, challenging readers to trace hidden interconnections across nature and artifice. Through deadpan erudition and grotesque imagery, it unveils a unified vision of creation where every element serves the next.