Hatfield Stories

Fanfiction based on the History Channels Hatfields and McCoys. [Book is a rough draft - needs heavy editing] Chyna is a young ex-slave girl, she had been property of the...

❝THIS MAGIC MOMENT - WHEN YOU'RE LIPS ARE CLOSE TO MINE.❞ NOEL FISHER & CHARACTERS SHORT STORIES/IMAGINES ➢noel fisher ➢cael malloy ➢mickey milkovich ➢john armstrong ➢to...

Maria Staton and William Hatfield butted head all the time. They never seem to get along but as the years go by they grow closer. Being constantly placed together it get...

Clover Hatfield was in one of the worst predicaments that she could possibly be in. It was worse than a crush. It was worse than the friendzone. She was in a place where...

It was enough that Josie Sherwood had traveled back in time to 1882-to the middle of the infamous Hatfield and McCoy feud. How fair was it that she'd had to leave behind...

Something as old as the fathers who started the feud, was supposed to be forgotten, but in the end it forever remained a part of history. Being a bastard daughter was...

Rockfort Cabins guests have access to over 300 miles of The Hatfield~McCoy Trail Systems (Rock House Trail, Devil Anse Trail and Buffalo Mountain Trail).

Josie didn't even want to go to her brother's Civil War reeanctment--let alone dress up for it. But going to the bathroom while wearing a hoop skirt is the least of her...

The sequel to "The Tie that Binds". When Nancy McCoy dies, she leaves a bloody legacy to her two daughters. Born of different fathers, devilish Linet and enigm...

When Bethany was young, her parents and the rest of her family were slaughtered by McCoys. She was later found wandering in the woods screaming and crying, covered in th...

The feud between the Hatfield's & the McCoy's continues, & the world around them is moving forward as two Northerners take up residence in the area. There is something s...

Rockfort Cabins guests have access to over 300 miles of The Hatfield~McCoy Trail Systems (Rock House Trail, Devil Anse Trail and Buffalo Mountain Trail).

"R.G. Yoho's book is a fluently rendered, skillfully focused study of Charles Lively, who was a smart, tenacious, and nuanced man at the heart of West Virginia's fi...