England Stories

When a deadly disease ravages the town of Holmsley, Frankie and her friends find themselves trapped inside a military-blockaded quarantine zone. ***** A story that was first published in 2014 and feels more relevant than ever. Fifteen-year-old Frankie and her friends must find their way out of quarantine if they want to survive. As the body count rises, Frankie realizes that this is no ordinary quarantine and no one is coming to help. Once infected, the sick become crazed and violent, while fear turns other survivors to savages. And who or what are the mysterious figures Frankie keeps seeing around town? It seems she'll have to unravel the dark truth behind it all if she wants to get out alive... Content and/or trigger warning: This story describes disease outbreaks and contains scenes of violence, which may be triggering for some readers. [[word count: 100,000-150,000 words]]

Two years after Nathaniel Swift left for America to forget the woman he loved, he learns she's engaged to another man -- and returns to England to win her back. ***** Lord Nathaniel 'Nate' Swift is hopelessly in love with his best friend's younger sister, Charlotte Wilde. However, Nate's rakish ways, their ten-year age difference, and his best friend's objections soon make it very clear that a marriage could never take place. So Nate does the only thing he could: he travels to America and tries to forget about the woman he loves. But after two years in the New World, forgetting Charlotte proves to be impossible, and he's quickly pulled back to England after hearing of her engagement to another man. Determined to make up for past mistakes, Nate swears to stop the impending wedding and win back Charlotte's heart at any cost. But is he too late to show her the truth he's known all along -- that they're meant to be together, forever? [[Word count: 70,000-80,000 words]] Cover designed by Ashley Bandy

Freya Goodwill grew up quiet, letting her football speak for her. After time away from the game, she returns to Sunderland A.F.C. Women on a short-term deal, hoping for a simple return to something she once loved. But football doesn't stay simple. In one night against Chelsea, she comes off the bench and scores four goals, shocking the entire football world. Almost overnight, she becomes the name on every headline, every highlight, every debate. And through all the noise, one question follows her everywhere: Who is Freya Goodwill? 🥇#Alexiaputellas 🥇#sutherland 🥇#wsl 🥇#Chelsea 🥇#arsenal 🥇#lionesses 🥇#football 🥇#wlw 🥇#england

After moving to London with her best friend, the last thing Elle expects is to fall for a celebrity - though it may be more trouble than it's worth. ***** Elle Robinson never thought the man she's loved for nearly her entire existence would leave her, but when he does, she sees no other alternative than to run away to London. It wasn't the best laid plan for someone who typically thinks through every little detail, but when she meets screen and stage actor Jude Anderson, who never fails to bring a blush to her cheeks, she believes her life is finally on the right track again - new love included. But no romance is complete without a little drama, anxiety, and miscommunication - leaving Elle to learn how to take her life into her own hands and separate fact from fiction when her relationship hits the public eye. Someone Else is the first book in a trilogy following Elle and Jude's love story. [[word count: 100,000-150,000 words]] Cover designed by Moe Sangster

Darcie Summers was never supposed to make it this far this quickly. After being promoted from a smaller club and signing for Arsenal, she walks into London Colney with wide eyes, shaky confidence, and the weight of everyone's expectations already sitting heavy on her shoulders. She is young, talented, and full of potential, which is exactly why everyone assumes Leah Williamson will take her under her wing. And Leah does. Just not in the way Darcie expects. Leah is sharp. Demanding. Impossible to impress. She corrects Darcie's positioning before anyone else notices the mistake. She calls her out in training. She pushes her harder, watches her closer, and never lets her hide behind nerves or self doubt. To Darcie, it feels like the Arsenal captain has decided she is not good enough. But Leah does not hate her. Leah sees her. She sees the player Darcie could become if she stopped shrinking every time the pressure got too loud. She sees the talent, the fear, the fight, and the girl who is trying so hard not to fall apart in front of everyone. Then one bad match changes everything. Darcie is found alone in the empty dressing room, boots still on, tears threatening to spill as the noise of the stadium fades around her. And for the first time, Leah stops being the captain demanding more. She becomes the person who sits beside her and tells her she is already enough. Between tough love, quiet moments, training ground tension, and feelings neither of them are ready to name, Darcie begins to realise that maybe Leah was never trying to break her. Maybe she was trying to help her become impossible to ignore. And maybe, beneath the captain's cold control, Leah Williamson has been feeling far more than she ever meant to show.

After a disastrous first season in London, Rose Wilde finds herself torn between two men who love her -- but who both hide secrets that could ruin her. ***** Rose Wilde has always considered herself plain, especially when compared to her beautiful older sister Charlotte, and has practically given up on the idea of being romanced. But when American hotelier Derek Montgomery comes to revolutionise her little, sleepy English village of Ascot, Rose starts to revisit the idea of falling in love. However, Derek brings with him many secrets and obligations, some that might prohibit him from pursuing Rose -- and push her into the arms of her friend, Michael Cornell, the Marquess of Juniper. Will fate allow Rose and Derek to marry for love? Or will she indeed become the reluctant marchioness? [[Word count: 70,000 - 80,000 words]] Cover designed by Ashley Bandy (The Reluctant Marchioness is the sequel to The Coveted Countess, but can also be read as a standalone)

Elena Boleyn is the youngest child of sir Thomas boleyn and was certain of what her life would be like but when her and her sisters are asked to became lady's in waiting to her majesty's queen Catherine of Aragon and her sister catches his majesty king Henry tudors eyes,everything changes Love interest- Charles Brandon (A/N; I do not own the tv show "the tudors" or it's characters. I only own Elena Boleyn)

At fourteen, Mara Kellett knows two things better than anyone: how to survive, and how to beat anyone in a one-v-one. Most nights, she sleeps lightly in the tiny Rochdale flat she shares with her addicted mother and whatever boyfriend happens to be hanging around that month. Bruises fade. Split lips heal. Cigarette burns don't. Mara learned a long time ago that adults don't protect you - they leave, lie, hurt you, or all three. So she trusts no one. Not teachers. Not social workers. Not foster carers. Only the football at her feet. On the estate, Mara and her two best mates hustle strangers for cash with a battered portable goal and a simple challenge: beat her in a one-v-one if you can. Nobody ever can. Not the college boys. Not the Sunday League dads. Not the cocky academy kids who think she'll be easy because she's small and a girl. Then one afternoon, a crowd forms. And among the crowd are professional footballers. What starts as a street bet changes everything. Suddenly, clubs are fighting to sign her. Coaches call her a generational talent. England wants to build a future around her. But talent doesn't erase trauma, and Mara carries her past onto every pitch she steps on. Angry, defensive, and terrified of depending on anyone, she pushes away every person trying to help her - even the teammates who slowly become the family she never had. But when an arrest drags her back into the care system and threatens to destroy the only future she's ever wanted, Mara has to decide whether survival means staying alone... or finally letting people in.

two childhood friends seperated by one moving to germany.. never to see each other again, right? wrong. amelia kingston gets a new job in munich and finally speaks to her childhood best friend again, will it end how everyone thought? or will it end in heartbreak again?

In all of its History, Humanity has never encountered a Greater Threat. For too long has Humanity lived in the bliss that there way was the only way. They were not aware of an entire world of Witches and Wizards that lived among them in secret. They were not aware of the presence of Magic. They were not aware of the Dark Elves that lived Underneath the Surface of the World planning a conquest of the world above. Until now. The one called the Eternal, He who lives forever is planning to march upon Humanity in conquest. The objective simple, take over the world. By any means necessary. Both Humans and Wizards to be enslaved. And the only thing stopping him might just rely on the hands of the children of one of the Wizarding's World's heroes. Sean Bauer and his younger siblings. Rowan and Scarlett Bauer who find themselves tangled in a war that no one was possibly prepared for. Much less them and their friends. And the only way to win the War against the Eternal and the Dark Elves, might just involve shattering the International Statue of Secrecy that keep both Worlds separate and exposing the Wizarding World.... This is their story.

A Landhouse in the middle of the countryside. Send by her parents Josephine finds herself at a finishing school. Her mother attendet it in her youth and now it was Josephines turn to go. But things change over the years and so did the students at said school. Once a finishing school for young Ladys now a boarding school for the upper class. Technically Girls are allowed to attend its just none do. Except Josephine. First released 2022, currently reworking it in 2026

London, 1825. Bianca Lombardi knows exactly what is expected of a woman like her: attend balls, make polite conversation, and eventually marry a respectable gentleman. Unfortunately, Bianca has never been particularly interested in doing what is expected. Behind her carefully composed smile lies a secret that could ruin her reputation, disgrace her family, and destroy the life she has built in England. While society concerns itself with gossip and marriage prospects, Bianca spends her nights where no lady of the ton should ever be seen, helping those the world has chosen to ignore. Benedict Bridgerton has spent the last year surviving rather than living. Widowed young and raising four children alone, he has convinced himself that love belongs to the past. His family disagrees. When Bianca unexpectedly becomes part of the Bridgertons' world, she finds herself drawn into a family unlike any she has ever known-warm, chaotic, impossible to resist. And Benedict finds himself increasingly unable to ignore the intelligent, stubborn Italian woman who seems determined to save everyone except herself. But secrets have a way of surfacing, and London is always watching. As rumours spread and old wounds refuse to heal, Bianca and Benedict must decide whether some risks are worth taking... and whether love can arrive when neither of them is looking for it. A slow-burn Regency romance about grief, healing, family, and choosing who you become when the world tells you who you should be.

~Emma~ Emma is a sharp crime interviewer/reporter, who finds the truth. Trained to see the micro-expressions and vocal shifts, she notices the things that everyone else misses. ~The Mystery~ A sudden tragedy happens in the quiet town of England, Great Hallow, leaving a trail of grief and a closed police investigation. What happen when Emma start digging in the closed case. Will Emma find the truth? Or Will the investigation cause her to lose her life?

Liam Kensington has spent his entire life under the watchful eye of high society, thanks to his mother's renowned business empire. But while she dreams of seeing him wed to a proper, well-bred lady, Liam has no interest in marriage, especially not to the insipid socialites she parades before him. Fed up with her relentless matchmaking, he decides to put an end to it once and for all, with a dramatic, scandalous proposal at his mother's lavish soirée. His chosen bride? Alessia Russo, a fiercely independent and notoriously clumsy professional footballer who just so happens to be in the wrong place at the wrong time. In front of a room full of his mother's misogynistic billionaire friends, Liam drops to one knee and asks for Alessia's hand. He assumes the shock will be enough to humiliate his mother into giving up. He never expects Alessia to play along. And he certainly never expects to actually fall for the woman he intended to use as a ploy. Now, as the lines between real and pretend blur, Liam finds himself in a predicament he never saw coming, because the more time he spends with Alessia, the more he wants to turn their fake engagement into something very, very real.

serenity: noun ᥫ᭡ the state of being calm and peaceful, finding a quiet sanctuary amidst the heavy chaos

September 1808. Telephos Lovegood, upon returning from quarantine, resigns from his post as Lead Liaison Minister at the Department of International Magical Cooperation, while the Lovegood estate is under foreclosure Threat. Little do they know is that their way out of insolvency will turn them into a key actor of global intellectual dissidence. #1 in Persia and censorship (June 14, 2026)

Lucian's future is clear: rise within the Inner Circle and secure his place among the most powerful witches in the Night World. But when an impossible soulmate bond ties him to Talia, a werewolf bound by duty to her pack, both are forced to question everything they thought they knew about destiny, loyalty, and their place in the Night World. Set in the early 2010s, in southern England, United Kingdom.

A group of teenagers are asked to share their personal stories with the police department on a Monday night. This comes just a day after a life-altering incident that shook them to their core. Each teen has a unique tale to tell, and their written statements will shed light on what really happened to them.

The London Season has begun, and the marriage mart is a battlefield. Under the gaze of Queen Catherine, one misstep means social ruin at the tip of Lady Thorne's pen. The well-known Crawford family enters the fray with an immaculate reputation. But all eyes are on their eldest daughters, who couldn't be more different. Seraphina is pure, endearing charm with warm dimples and rich, brunette-reddish curls. Theodosia an absolute commanding, otherworldly beauty with a cascading river of dark black hair and a heart so cold. In a society ruled by secrets, the game of a lifetime has just begun, and the Crawfords are about to find out if their family can survive the cutthroat drama of the ton.

In Regency London, Sabine Lambert enters society as a young artist expected to follow the quiet path of a debutante, yet her world is anything but simple. Gifted with a perceptive mind and an instinct for reading people, she becomes entangled in a web of aristocratic families, hidden tensions, and a mysterious Italian diary that hints at a forgotten inheritance. As she moves between salons, private estates, and intellectual gatherings, Sabine attracts the attention of three very different men-a reserved mountain prince bound by duty, a disciplined baron shaped by power, and a charismatic baronet who lives like art in motion. Each sees something in her she does not fully understand in herself, pulling her deeper into a quiet emotional and political gravity she cannot easily escape. Surrounded by a sprawling network of relatives tied to influence, grief, ambition, and legacy, Sabine must navigate a society where every conversation carries weight and every relationship conceals intention. In a world of polished appearances and unspoken rules, she begins to realise that understanding others may be the key to uncovering the truth about her own future.