Historicalfantasy Stories

What happens when a 37-year-old corporate lawyer wakes up as a medieval duchess? Complete legal chaos! Armed with zero magic, an aggressive modern vocabulary, and tactical strawberry hard candy, she completely obliterates a villainous prince. She successfully avoids a virgin heart attack, locks down her drop-dead gorgeous, fiercely protective wolf-husband, and wins the ultimate family happily-ever-after. Objection overruled! 👩‍⚖️

Set in the late Joseon era, where noble blood, hidden power, and court politics weave together beneath silk sleeves and painted smiles. Four women. One prophecy. A kingdom built on silk and lies. When the White Moon rises, Joseon will choose who survives the ink.

"There's a crazy monster in the North. It's best you don't cross the people there." Ravenna is the crazy monster. She once lived as the foolish villainess who chased the Crown Prince, envied the Saint, and turned the empire against her. When she was imprisoned, the only person who showed her mercy was the Northern Duke, who freed her. Only for him to be assassinated by the imperial family. On the day she dies from a mysterious, incurable illness, Ravenna begs for just one more chance. And when she opens her eyes again, she is back in time, standing in the courtroom where she is being accused. This time, instead of begging for the Crown Prince's love, she chooses to marry the Northern Duke. Everyone thinks she is still the jealous villainess. No one knows she remembers the future. No one knows she is dying from an illness. But they will know, she is here for the most cruel and wicked revenge.

Evren "Ren" Vale has spent years chasing fairy tales. While most historians spend their careers studying the past, Ren spends his trying to prove that the monsters from his childhood were real. Most scholars consider him a laughingstock - a brilliant historian chasing stories better left to children's books. Then he finds one. Asphodel is beautiful, secretive, and entirely impossible. He claims to be one of the last survivors of a civilization that died long before recorded history; a civilization destroyed by the very thing Ren has thrown away his reputation chasing. As he digs deeper into the truth behind the legends, he uncovers a history humanity had long forgotten - and a darkness that may not be as dormant as Asphodel hopes. For Ren, it means the truth may finally be within reach. For Asphodel, it means confronting a past he has spent millennia avoiding. But as ancient secrets resurface and old enemies begin to stir, the two find themselves fighting not only for the future, but for one another. Starfall is a slow-burn fantasy romance about two people finding each other among the ruins of the lives they once knew, and discovering that some endings are not the end.

THE AMBY AWARDS 2022 WINNER (Best Series) Book One (Book Three of the trilogy is on the WATTYS 2022 SHORTLIST) Wattpad featured story. The Adept Pen 21 finalist. Samara, a young woman from London, visits Bran Castle in Romania during a Halloween night. Somehow, she's always felt drawn to the story of Vlad the Impaler, the historical character who allegedly inspired the writer, Bram Stoker, to write his Count Dracula. Annoyed by her noisy friends, she strolls behind her group when they enter the castle and thus gets approached by their tall dark and handsome guide. Samara can't fight the attraction she feels for him, even after he claims to be Vlad Dracul himself, obviously making fun of her...or? At the end of the tour, unable to resist her curiosity, she follows the guide through a dark corridor and time travels to another time, a late medieval world populated by very unusual vampires, where she had once belonged. The mysterious guide turns out to be her husband, none less than Vlad III, the Prince of Wallachia, the Impaler... Dracula. Samara's memories start to trickle back slowly, both good and bad. The man she loves so much that she feels overcome by her feelings for him is not exactly as he was when she left him before, when she... died. A lot of things have changed in her absence, in six hundred years. But she is changed too, having grown up in the 21st century this time around, she is not quite the same girl as when she lived in Vlad's castle, in the late medievals. Will the great love they feel for each other despite their long separation be strong enough to overcome all their differences? Will Samara and Vlad accept each other as they are now and fight for their love? Will they defend it in the dangerous world they live in, full of people, or better vampires, who would rather see them apart? In this place where nothing and no one is what they really seem to be at first sight? Cover: @WakeWriteWrath

In the smoke-choked fields of 1944 occupied France, history is being unburied as much as it is being written. Nex Reynolds, a scrawny 25-year-old professor who refused military enlistment due to his pacifistic ideals and "peculiar" research interests, finds himself thrust into a covert mission he never asked for. Forever: Origins is the haunting account of a pacifist forced into the heart of war, exploring the heavy cost of a bond that is sworn to last forever and a day. It is a story of how a scrawny scholar must follow the mysterious orders of someone he knows all to well, all the while going through a transformation as he struggles to find himself in an environment so distant from his own.

The world is full of lands that people call "homeland"-places etched into their hearts. For one, homeland is the towering peaks; for another, the endless plains, the roaring waves of the sea, or the bustle of a big city's streets. But I know someone whose homeland isn't the lines drawn on maps. It doesn't matter which corner of the world you're in, what language you speak, or what color your skin is; homeland is wherever justice flows. Wherever the scales of justice are balanced, that place is home. The pursuit of justice is the most precious gift breathed into the human spirit. This is the story of a boy whose name became intertwined with justice and pain.

After a tragic death in the modern world, Tara is given a second chance at life. Reborn through a sacred fire in the kingdom of Panchala, she finds herself surrounded by the legendary figures of the Mahabharata-King Drupada, Draupadi, Dhrishtadyumna, and Shikhandi. With only fragments of her past memories remaining, Tara must navigate a world of destiny, family, love, and war while discovering her true purpose. Will she be able to change fate, or will she become a part of the epic story she once knew only as a legend?

Enter a disenchanted future of London-- escape to the enchanted past. Wren and historian Ali find a spell that takes them to the Victorian Era, which is better and worse than their expectations. They'll encounter magical orders, secret societies, and royal families. In a quest to rediscover magic in the past to somehow save their dystopian future their journey continues as love, loss, and magic systems open themselves to them. Magics explored: Hermetic Pentagram Magic, Astrology, Onmyōdō, Mesmerism, Cabala, Planetary Pentacles, Cunning work and much more! While certain liberties (the imaging of magic, the conclusions about the Death of King George III) are invented or exaggerated, but I've based about as much of this as I can on real historical facts! (Ali would be proud.)

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Born a slave. Freed by secrets. Chosen by grace. Lydia is seventeen, a slave in Rome, the greatest city in the world. She is also a Christian in an empire where her faith has been hunted and persecuted. She lives under the roof of Senator Titus Julius - her owner and the father she has never been permitted to name. When one act of violence unravels everything, the Senator sets her free. All it will cost her is the faith that kept her alive. But freedom is never as clean as it looks and not all consequences are yet visible. Somewhere in the city, Bolman - a dwarf of ancient blood, broad and iron-willed - sits in chains, condemned for his crimes against her and destined for the arena. He took from her what no man had the right to take. Some things cannot be undone. Justice must be meted out. In a world where dwarves, orcs and fae share the earth with men, and dragons haunt the wilds, Lydia must choose between the life she has been given and everything she once believed and the fate thrust upon her.

One soul. Three lives. One impossible mission. Alexander the Great died at 32 - just one conquest short of ruling the world. Genghis Khan built the largest empire in history, then vanished into legend. Two men. Fifteen centuries apart. Both stopped at the final step. It was never a coincidence. Lin Kai is a burnout in 2024 New York - until the memories begin. Memories of blood and conquest. Of steppes and silk roads. Memories that aren't his. Or maybe they always were. Someone has been pulling strings across three lifetimes, engineering history's greatest empires toward a single hidden purpose. And the dimensional rifts tearing open across the globe suggest they're almost finished. Lin Kai is the last piece. The question is: whose side is he on? Epic historical fantasy spanning Ancient Greece, the Mongol Empire, and modern New York. Reincarnation, soul transmigration, cosmic mystery. New chapters weekly.

A lie can cover the world, but it cannot stop the sun from rising. In the Empire of the Great Seal, the sky is a gilded cage and the silence is a weapon. Lu Zian, a scholar of the elite Ling Yun Sect, walks the earth as a paragon of grace, a living masterpiece of jade and white silk. But beneath his elegant robes, the ink on his skin is turning black, and the "Dignity" he represents is a hollow shell built upon a secret that could drown the world in blood. When the sunset bell rings, the demons rise. But they are not the only things hunting in the dark. Huo Yan, a fierce martial artist with a sword named Sun and a heart full of ash, is a man who has lost everything but his target. He doesn't seek the "peace" the sects promise; he seeks the source of the rot. When he forces the distant, untouchable Lu Zian into an uneasy alliance, he doesn't realize he is walking alongside the very ghost he is trying to kill. Their journey will take them beyond the safety of the talismans, into forgotten forests where the trees scream and cities where the water remembers the taste of the dead. As they hunt the manifestations of human fear, the bond between them grows-a dangerous heat that threatens to melt the ice of Zian's deception. In a land where truth is a death sentence, their greatest threat isn't the monsters outside the walls-it's the moment the Sun finally looks at the Moon and sees what is hidden in the dark.

Six years ago the empire took Thiva's crown. Now they want its loyalty too. Chief Magistrate Natari has one chance to restore her kingdom. The plan: travel to the heart of Ptolemy, navigate a complex court, and find a way to restore Thiva as a kingdom. But Ptolemy's court is not what she expected. She finds a charming prince who offers her everything she came for. And an archivist who knows more than he's letting on. One wants to give her a crown. The other is carrying a truth that could destroy everything. And Natari is running out of time to figure out which one she can actually trust. Call of the Empire is a clean action adventure/fantasy romance.

A war orphan chosen as a pawn. A young lord born into a broken kingdom. In an age of fire and betrayal, their fates begin to entwine.

Fifteen-year-old Iris Lennox's father and brother vanished following rumours of a hidden mountain no map should contain. Armed with only their journals and a trail of cryptic clues, Iris sets out with two young investigators to uncover what happened to them - and discovers something ancient sleeping beneath the earth. ✨ YA Fantasy Adventure✨ Found Family✨ Ancient Mysteries✨ Crystal Caverns & Lost Ruins✨ 1920s/30s Explorer Vibes✨ Dangerous Expeditions✨ Platonic Relationships

Six centuries of dust and a silence that screams. History is not a memory; it is a ghost that refuses to sleep. And my life? It ended the moment I realized he's been haunting a grave that hasn't been dug yet. - "They call him the Architect of Ruin," the shadows whispered. "Pray he never learns your name." But Magnus Vailor has been whispering it to the dark since the world was young. Kira Summers is a fracture in the anatomy of time. The history books claim she is a thousand years of ash and ink-she just hasn't figured out why her heart is still beating in a world that already buried her. She thought she was a casualty of the stars. But the stars do not make mistakes. They build gilded cages and call them destiny. He holds the map to how the world ends; she is the only one who knows the reason it has to. Magnus doesn't want her heart; he wants the soul she doesn't realize she's already lost to him. He is a catastrophe dressed in velvet, a King who will burn every law of reality to ensure she never leaves his shadow. Dangerous. Feared. Unyielding. And the only man who remembers the scars she hasn't given him yet. - History records her as his ruin. Magnus whispers that history was far too kind. This is not a fairytale. There are no happy endings here-only a King who would rather watch the world burn than let her be a memory again. "He didn't love her. He owned her. And she was planning to destroy him anyway." -

An eclipse appears only when the sun and moon meet. But some eclipses were written long before the sky remembered them. After the fall of her father's kingdom, Princess Amara is sent across the sea to the kingdoms of the East, where she becomes a stranger in a world that was never meant to be hers. In Joseon, Crown Prince Tae-jun is haunted by dreams that feel like memories. Beyond the palace walls, the exiled General Hyuk-jae carries a darkness tied to every eclipse that scars the sky. As ancient forces awaken and kingdoms move toward an uncertain future, three lives begin to converge beneath a curse older than memory itself. Some bonds are forged by love. Others by blood. And some are written in the shadow of an eternal eclipse.

Season I: The Lost Princess A princess disappeared. A mother never stopped waiting. And a girl raised far from her birthright never knew she was being searched for. When fate brings Nisha to the Mughal court, old mysteries awaken, forgotten memories stir, and a family torn apart by time is given one final chance at reunion. But while mortals search for a lost daughter, destiny itself waits patiently in the shadows. Some stories begin with a crown. Nisha's begins with being lost.

UPDATES EVERY WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY, & SUNDAY. In the kingdom of Norrington, Emery once knew the world by its colors. Then the storm took everything. Blinded in a carriage accident that claimed her father's life, Emery is left in the care of a stepmother who would rather erase her than acknowledge her. Hidden away from society to protect the Wescott name, Emery learns to navigate a world that has gone dim, relying on memory, instinct, and the steady comfort of her horse and the quiet purr of her cat. But then she meets a man one day in the fields she knows by heart. He's been searching for something, but hasn't known what. Emery can no longer see the world. But she has never stopped feeling it. And fate, it seems, has not stopped seeing her. Part of the Fairytales Reimagined series: Cinderella