Medievalfiction Stories

Sarah Tanner lives as an outcast in Nottinghamshire merely because of her father's unpleasant work. Everything changes the day one of Robin Hood's merry men sneaks into her father's shop looking for a place to hide from the Sheriff's men.

They were ill-matched... He's charming and deadly. She's intoxicating and skeptical. What happens when an English lady with a secret meets a Scottish Highlander with a history? Lady Elizabeth Kendall is on the run... There is no one she can trust. Her parents are dead. And... her uncle seeks to involve her in a terrible plot! There is only one solution, one hope for her. That is to run north. Her cousin Devon Montgomery holds an English claim on Scottish land. She disguises herself as a maid, never thinking what is ahead of her. The only one who can help her is the blank-shield soldier who pulls her from a terrible situation. Reade MacTaggart. But ... Reade is not as he seems. He's no more a mercenary than she is a maid. Instead ... he's a Scottish Highlander, the younger brother of Laird MacTaggart-of the infamous Clan Mactaggart. There is only one reason that Reade came south. That is to spy for his clan. Just when he thought to go home, an English girl with more beauty than money falls into his lap, and Reade finds that he cannot resist. In a dark and violent era, Elizabeth and Reade find each other, but will they be able to keep each other? Or will she be taken from him?

The Isle of Holt was once known for peace and harmony. But it all changed when Duke Baldric died and his brother, Lord Richard took his place. Duke Baldric's son, Peter, has returned from university on the mainland and is astounded to find his people in destitute, and himself, running for his life. Peter finds refuge in his rebelling people, and help from a young, beautiful noblewoman. Avelina Mason has been helping raise a rebellion for the past decade. She knows the stakes but is driven by the need for justice. Lord Richard has already stolen enough from her family, and Avelina won't grant him anymore. But everything is changed when a stranger claiming to be the dead Duke Baldric's son steps foot on the Isle. With duties to fulfill and a passion for freedom, Peter and Avelina join forces to fight against Lord Richard. And neither one can deny the growing attraction between them. But Peter and Avelina both have valuable prices on their heads. And when Lord Richard wreaks havoc on the Isle, both know that it will be a God-given miracle if they both make it out alive. P.s. I do not own cover photo or any photos shown in the book. Props to Pinterest :)

A collection of Zoey Sephia's adventures in Astillia's realm of Domunya. Find yourself scoring away at a new journey in a world full of magic.

In a land divided by war and faith, a scarred king and a foreign healer are brought together by necessity, but held in place by something far deeper. Set in a vaguely medieval world shaped by cultural conflict and quiet rebellion, 'The Bronze Mask' follows the slow-burning romance between King Ovid, a war-weary ruler marked by illness and isolation, and Anula, a foreign healer whose knowledge challenges his beliefs. Bound by duty and drawn by something neither can name, their relationship unfolds in the quiet spaces between suspicion and surrender. As love blooms in the shadow of tragedy, they must confront not only their differences, but the inevitability of what lies ahead. A melancholic tale of intimacy, dignity, and the quiet acceptance of fate. *ੈ✩‧₊˚༺☆༻*ੈ✩‧₊˚*ੈ✩‧₊˚༺☆༻*ੈ✩‧₊˚*ੈ✩‧₊˚༺☆༻*ੈ✩‧₊˚*ੈ✩‧₊˚༺☆༻*ੈ✩‧₊˚ Author's note: While The Bronze Mask is an original work of fiction, the character of King Ovid was loosely inspired by the tragic figure of King Baldwin IV. I encountered his portrayal in passing, and though I haven't deeply engaged with the historical records or cinematic depictions, something about his story-a ruler enduring leprosy with stoicism-resonated with me. This novel is not a fan fiction, but a separate narrative built on that single thread of inspiration.

He who digs a pit will fall into it, And he who rolls a stone, it will come back on him. - Ecclesiastes 10:8 The story of a young woman who found herself caught between heaven and earth, but only yearned for peace. (savan x reader! arisen x julien)

The Seeress. The stories about her are countless. Who she is and where she comes from is shrouded in mystery. People say she is the harbinger of good tidings or calamity, The Sage of Elhrub debate about her, the Sutlanders call her "The Demon Witch," while the Aranians and elves only have one word for her: Friend. What is known as fact, is that the Seeress and her daughters have been influencing Olith for centuries.

The City of Farnbreth's fortunes were changing and soon Williams's blind loyalty would lead him, and those who would follow him without question, into the depths of war, to the heart of the city's survival, and the only hope for them to return home. Unwavering conviction sends them stumbling and feeling their way through matters they know almost nothing about, and places them against Farnbreth's mightiest enemies. Enemies who see a mighty City as their opressor but have fogotten the reason for its making and those that it protects them from. Enemies who would do a deal with the devil if it ment to win. Take away an order and what will be there to replace it. Old ways and myths are feared but not everything of anything is as terrible as people are lead to believe. A story about how the 'common people' can influence the greatest of events and most powerful of people. Dreamed up by me and edited by a life long friend Melissa Wheeler to help off set my Dyslexia. © All Rights Reserved

The people of Zaleevdrael suffer under the reign of the new king. Villages are being raided, blood gets spilled, children starve to death. Rumors are, he isn't quite human, but something... else. Something ancient. Nokk knows they are just stories though. Stories, people made up, because they just couldn't wrap their puny little heads around the fact that a mere mortal would be able to take down the dragon riders. After all, they have been protecting Zaleevdrael and the lands beyond for centuries. ---------------- But no one suffers so much under the disappearance of the riders as much as Nokk and his mother, for his father was one. But then he finds a cave with five dragon eggs in it and he knows that they are the last hope for the people and it is his duty to make sure the king goes down by finding suitable riders and leading them into combat.

In a medieval world where mastery of divine elemental powers and magic is the key to power and survival, Ethan, a young man with a mysterious past, sets out to seek revenge for the death of his parents. Welcomed by his grandfather and at the age of 7 he becomes the greatest prodigy in the village. In an era of conflict and intrigue, he is forced to embark on an epic journey to unlock his full potential and find the truth about his origins. (Notice: You may have some errors written in this work because it is a translated work.)

In the king's war, Beatrice Hathorne learns to save lives one steady breath at a time. Too young, too gentle, and far too determined, she tends the wounded in a canvas infirmary where mercy is rationed and hope is fragile. When a knight is carried in from the battlefield, his body broken, his voice lost to fire and guilt, Beatrice becomes the only one who stays. What grows between them is quiet, restrained, and dangerous in a world where survival is never promised. Through blood-soaked days, whispered nights, and letters carried across burning ground, they cling to something war is determined to destroy. This is a story about what war takes-and what love dares to leave behind.

The story of the knight of Derveil, in the medieval times, where dragons roam the skies, plagues break out among kingdoms, and some terrible times come to last, but beside that, for now, it's about a knight in shining armor, doing his job

Vulir is a young Hunter trying to take on the Natus, a creature that can shapeshift. His friend, Énaba, decided to help him on his mission. Since they don't have any powers yet, they aren't sure if they can kill it; but with their knowledge, they hope to outwit the creature and take it back to their camp. Cover created by me.

Dan Howell and Phil Lester are two sons of two very different kingdom's. In this short story, they will both go on an adventure to discover their true selves, within the other. Along with all of their joy, there is alot of obstacles in this alternate universe, fairly different from our own.

The King has been lonely for quite some time. So, he took it upon himself to hire a Court Jester. Maybe then, he wouldn't be so lonely. ------ Although, shortly after, he began to receive letters from him. Some bad, some good, some down right random. He began to feel not-so-lonely anymore. Maybe this 'Jester' will make him feel like he isn't always having to be so cold. ------ !Disclaimer! Contains the following: Suggestive Language Mention of death Male x Male Fluff War, Violence, Fighting Best Rating: #1 in medieval fanfiction

Valdir was not listening. It was Alastor who had betrayed them, not the king. Keir had been fooled by Alastor as well. They all have. Who was he to judge? It seemed like Valdir only saw what he wanted to see. Keir has to either force Valdir to hear the truth, or be banished. Would Valdir accept it? Would the rest of the pack accept it? Or would he be banished, never to set foot in his pack's territory again? Cover made by me.

When the Princess Edda of Vembroune is abducted by the tyrannical Duke Avart, the king of Vembroune calls upon the legendary Knight Siggris to go rescue her. He and his trusted retainers must sneak into an enemy kingdom, find unexpected allies and finally put a stop to the Duke malicious plans.

Every year, Her Royal Highness Princess Eleanore holds a competition for her people. What's the prize? To kill her. Except, after years and years of futile attempts, people have lost interest in her little game. Those who were doing it to kill her realized their efforts were in vain, and those who were in it for riches found other ways to gain their share. After all, it's said very few come back from the games, and even fewer come back sane... Well, this year she wants it to be different. If you don't want to participate fine, she'll make you. Game on.

The kingdom of Caldor is on the brink of ruin under the rule of a tyrannical king and the oppressive thumb of the House of Quinn. In a desperate attempt to regain reputation and influence, the king has ordered the implementation of a bloodsport. Every Autumn, citizens from across the kingdom enter The Trials, a brutal contest for fame, fortune, and redemption. Each is driven by their own hidden motives. As they fight to survive, alliances will be tested, and the dark secrets of the kingdom - and the contestants - will slowly unravel. In a world where power and wealth are more important than blood, only the most ruthless can claim victory. But the cost may be far more than they ever imagined.

In Clove Sparrow's fictional medieval society, there are seven kingdoms and hundreds of estates coexisting in perfect motion. When a mysterious fire burns down her father's estate, thirteen year old Clove goes to live in Griwood Castle, where her best friend Calina is in line for the throne. Clove lives in lies, posing as the King's niece until she's sixteen, when Griwood Castle erupts in flames much like Sparrow Estate had. There is something powerful behind these fires, and one by one, Castles and Estates are burning down to nothing. Clove, Calina, and their friend Bridger travel across the lands to find answers and put a stop to the destruction, along with help from other secretive orphans from the seven kingdoms.