Historias de Englishmen

Demons, a merciless, atrocious, most despised species inhabiting the Earth, once dominated over humans for centuries. Their sadistic actions continued to bring incessant anguish for humans; until the servants of God- the Angels set their foot on Earth. As the catastrophic battle between the two mighty opponents ended, so did the reign of the Demon empire. The Demons disappeared for good, only to give birth to evil within the good. Thus, began the second battle of retention in modern society. This time, however, a third was involved- now more powerful than ever before. Evil lurked around everywhere. while the good hid in silence. To put the distress to a permanent stop, an apathetic Demon and a congenial Angel join hands to bring peace on Earth while concealing their identities from one another. The only catch is that they utterly despise each other's kind. [Credit for all pictures and GIFs used to the rightful owners 💟]

Ben: 5 years ago, Amara walked out of my life. No explanations, no calls, nothing. Now, after I've almost moved on and all but announced my royal engagement, she's back. She's older and sadder, looks more alone. I shouldn't walk over there and let her break my heart again. I will. Amara: 5 years ago, I walked out of Ben's life forever. It was for the best. We are from two completely different worlds, two different continents and too different lives. I could never have been the woman who stood at his side, especially with the deep secret I had. I should walk away again. I can't. Ben and Amara were torn apart 5 years ago. Since that time, Ben has yearned for the woman of his dreams and Amara had nearly lost everything she had. Now, circumstances have thrown them back together. Will the obstacles in their relationship tear them apart once more? Or will they have the strength to fight for their love and finally be together? This novel contains a love story between a Prince of England and a regular girl from a fictional island of the coast of West Africa. Story is completed on my laptop, but currently undergoing edits so a new chapter will be posted everyday until complete.

When Kennedy travels to England to study abroad, she has no idea that her life will turn upside down. Will she put her education on hold? Will the wicked witch of England win?

Oliver Bennett came to India with a plan. Explore. Learn. Leave. Falling for an Indian woman with a sharp tongue, a secret magical bookstore, and a habit of arguing with gods was not part of it. Ananya Rao doesn't believe in destiny-only discipline, responsibility, and keeping ancient magic out of trouble. Love? That's messy. Distracting. Definitely inconvenient. But when a hopelessly polite Englishman walks into her chaotic world, nothing stays simple. Between stolen wallets, sarcastic banter, mildly offended deities, and late-night chai conversations, something slow and dangerous begins to grow-something neither of them is ready to name. This is not a love story that rushes. It's a story of lingering looks, unsaid feelings, cultural chaos, quiet jealousy, and emotions that build one moment at a time.

"I like you. A lot." he said as he looked away. He leaned in so their faces gazed upon eachother. "You're being shy.." Cankerby is a nosy footman who loves being traded in gold. His sober afterwork is visible by personality. Soon, his drunken demeanor troubles him into addicting affection towards a villianous lord. Though his means are nowhere near him, the treacherous royal figure starts to develop feelings too. This takes part in the country Cornucopia, where it's in mid-debt. THANK YOU GUYS FOR 30 READS!! 🫢🫢 Might take me a long time to finish next chapters. All characters are from a novel called "The Ickabog", with a little element of protest to J.K Rowling, which is partly the reason why this is gay. Might censor sometimes since I am a young author with strict parents 😔😔

The wonderful world of P K Randolph captured in his famous correspondence to Marmaduke. Follow PK on his adventures to the four corners of the world. A series of 'lost' diaries, recently discovered in a house belonging to the estate of one of England's historical seated families, has brought to light a most intriguing story. The author of this substantial piece of work, totaling some 100 volumes, is something of a mystery to the public at large. Although better known through his influence as one of the leading art experts in a select, albeit, smaller circle of societies oldest wealth, his life beyond these social engagements, writings and public talks was completely secret; Until now. P K Randolph was a hugely prolific writer, and the adventures, explorations and reflections on matters of art, taste and manners plays out over years through a series of correspondence between himself and his compatriot Marmaduke.

Why are outsiders not allowed on Vypeen Island after sunset? What brought Richard Baxter to the dreaded Clifford Mansion in 1948? Where did Baxter and his wife disappear on the night of Pournami? Who is the visitor that the fishermen fear so much? How do true love and destiny justify their existence? How far will One Man go for the one he loves? Will he go beyond death? Six decades later, Shiuli Dutta is mysteriously lured into the Mansion, where she encounters the ghost of Richard Baxter. The grieving ghost tells her an incomplete story of its life. A story that will reveal the darker side of a man's mind. A story that shall unveil a venomous truth of the past. A story so sinister that it could alter the fate of an entire nation's future. A story of courage and cowardice, of deceit and insanity. The Story of THAT FREQUENT VISITOR. Available on kindle also: https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00PWUCG82/ref=mp_s_a_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1479472095&sr=8-1&pi=AC_SX236_SY340_FMwebp_QL65&keywords=that+frequent+visitor

"A melody carries across the ocean, but can it bridge the gap between two worlds?" Maria Santos was never meant to be a survivor of the Caribbean tides. When a devastating shipwreck tore her family apart on their journey from New Mexico to Virginia, Maria found herself washed ashore in the vibrant, humid heat of Jamaica. With nothing but the clothes on her back and a heart heavy with the memory of her six sisters and brother, she turned to the only thing that couldn't be taken from her: her voice. By day, she works and saves every coin, dreaming of the Virginia soil and the family she prays is waiting for her. By night, she is the "Jewel of the Island," a kind-hearted soul whose songs and dances offer a temporary escape to everyone who hears them. Then comes the night of the Great Jamaican Jubilee. Amidst the swirling colors and the beat of the drums, Maria's eyes lock onto a stranger in the crowd-a man of high standing, with a gaze that feels like a tether. He is Lord John Grey, a man of honor, secrets, and a quiet loneliness that Maria's song seems to pierce. But as the tropical moon rises, the path home becomes more dangerous than the storm that brought her here. Maria finds herself caught in a whirlwind of politics and passion, pulled between the sophisticated, noble Lord John and his headstrong, dashing son, William Ransom. One man offers her the world; the other offers her a fire she never expected. Will Maria find her way back to the Santos family, or will the song of the Highlands-and the hearts of two Englishmen-change her destination forever? {Love and Vote.) {Lord John Grey and Plus Size Female Character and William Ransom} (All credits are my own and the creditors of the series.)

A short pirate tale, 577 words

Katherine and Alexander are two young souls bound by their passions for each other. Destiny has chosen to keep them apart, but their love is too strong to be easily discarded. Their passion drives them to find the other, to be together, to be one. They will overcome any obstacle, and nothing will keep them apart for long. The spark of love that has been ignited in them will keep their passions burning bright and burning fierce until the day they are reunited.

A new teacher is welcomed to the Devonshire so-called "school" Innocent, sweet, psychotic, twisted and everything wrong

Copyright 2017 Perseus Jackson comes from a highly regarded wealthy family in the 1800s (don't quote me on that. I might get something wrong about the century, sue me-jk). He is originally from England, but his family moved to Spain when he was 14 years old. There he met the royal family, Queen Athena, King Fredrick, Prince Malcom, and Princes Robert (Bobby) and Matthew. Perseus gets along famously with Malcom, but when their sister comes home from her trip to Africa, how will Perseus react? --------- Princess Annabeth is part of the royal family of Spain, but went away to study different cultures in Africa at 13 years old. When she comes home 4 years later, she is in for a surprise to see Nobleman Perseus Jackson sitting at their dining table. How will Annabeth control these feelings he gives her, when she is meant to be wed to Prince Ali from Africa when she turns 18? //////////// ALL CREDIT FOR MOST CHARACTERS GO TO RICK RIORDAN!!! Plot and side characters are mine!! Thank you

Vienna, a fairly young French women, and her cat Gilbert are both dragged into a mansion by Englishman Arthur. Just one thing; the mansion's haunted! Will they make it out alive? Only time will tell.

In 1919 Jordan Hunt arrives in Amritsar, India , leaving his heart with the beautiful and rich socialite, Anne Bradshaw, back in England. But doubts begin to arise in his mind about his "perfect" relationship with Anne when dark-skinned Indian, Muskaan takes possession of his heart.

The move from England to America isn't all it's cracked out to be for Anne. The man in her life hates her, her mother is almost nonexistant. All she has is her younger sister and the promise for an exciting venture. When Natives retaliate against the Englishmen for the death of one of their own, she will see just how different and exciting her life is about to become, when she gets adopted into a cherokee tribe.

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