Mackenziecoyle Stories

After the paper girls return from their time-traveling journey, their hellday memories are erased. The girls find themselves growing closer with a sense of familiarity, especially KJ and Mac. continuation of the comic paper girls please enjoy!!

A story where openly lesbian sixteen year old Mackenzie Coyle is forced to attend a summer camp due to her brother becoming a counsellor, she hates it there and what doesn't help is her cabin mates, especially Karina Brandman and her upbeat, energetic energy.

Okay so I basically love the show "paper girls" on Amazon prime. It was beautifully written and discusses so many important topics. I wanted to add my own character; Julia Lopez to the mix. I relate to her a lot and want to express some of my own struggles though her character. (Mac coyle x fem oc) Julia Lopez has been a paper girl for a while now. She comes from a very restrictive, christian household. She has grown up being thought what's right and what's wrong (according to her parents anyways). Her life is drastically changed as she embarks on this big adventure, filled with, time travel, robots and secret organisations. Along the way she makes friend for life and maybe even more. The question is though, will she be able to accept herself for who she is? Or will her manipulation by her family get the best of her? Be aware: this story will contain homophobia, foul language and violence. All credits go to the creators of the show "paper girls" on Amazon prime. I only own Julia and her story line. Also this is my first published story so please leave feedback and advice! 💕 -molly

Based on Paper Girls (Comics). After Erin asks the other three paper girls to ride a little longer with her, the four girls become good friends. And although, KJ and Mac don't remember anything about the adventure that happened before they woke up that morning, they both feel like there's something more they're forgetting. Takes place after the ending of the Paper Girls graphic novels. Warnings for vulgar language (on par with what's in the books), and some violence (less than the books).