Native-american Stories

Imagine a world where Pharaonic Egypt never fell. A world where powerful sorcerers walk the streets and ancient spirits dwell in forgotten tombs. Rebecca Birch is thrown into this world. After facing disgrace at home, she is sent to assist her Egyptologist uncle in finding the lost tomb of Ramesses XVIII. Assisted by the mysterious Hawk Ramsey and the beautiful Simonetta Belzoni and a few fearsome Sekhmet priestesses, Rebecca finds herself caught in the middle of a power struggle that reveals new loves and old secrets and even draws the eye of the spirit of Ramesses himself...

The body of a U.S. soldier reported AWOL during the Korean War is found encased in a concrete pillar. What secret did he carry to his grave and why is someone hell-bent on keeping that secret buried? Detective Sergeant Samantha Casey has an advantage over other cops. The dead speak to her, tell her secrets about their life and death. But sometimes what she learns can get her killed. Book 1 in the series. When the Dead Speak is a fast-paced, tension-filled joy ride sprinkled with humor, plot twists, romance, and a touch of native American culture.

Set during the integration era, this story follows Alexandria Bass as she tries to figure out who she really is in a world that keeps trying to define her before she even gets the chance to define herself. She's caught between expectations at school, the tension on the football field, and the pressure of simply existing while everything around her is changing. At home in the Bass house, she finds a rare kind of comfort where people from different worlds gather and somehow feel safe enough to just be themselves. The Titans' journey mirrors her own, as trust slowly builds between people who were taught to stay apart. Through it all, Alex learns that strength isn't always loud or visible, but often quiet and steady, showing up even when things feel heavy. Friendship and loyalty become small but powerful ways of pushing back against prejudice in everyday life. Love and family anchor her, especially in moments of grief, confusion, and growth. As the story unfolds, she realizes that belonging isn't something you're given-it's something you help build. And in the end, she understands that real change comes from choosing to see people fully, even when it's difficult.

Ariel lives fast and free beneath the desert sky. Twenty-one, she's more at home on her bike than in anyone's idea of a plan. There's a quiet to her wildness, a kind of unbothered charm that leaves people leaning in, trying to figure her out. Home is a blur of quiet dinners, a little sister who watches everything, and a father who means well but stays at arm's length. Life moves, and she keeps pace-until two very different men enter her orbit. One was raised by the land itself, rooted in stories that don't get told out loud. The other brings West Coast calm and a history he's not offering. Both notice her before she says a word. Love doesn't arrive clean. It tangles and burns slow in the background of a world full of noise and silences. Godspeed is a story of modern romance, blurred lines, and the magnetic pull between youth and the lives we try to build around each other.

Jane Mannering can shoot a rifle and handle a knife as well as any Englishman. However, she is no match for the red-painted warriors who ambush her section of a Colonial caravan the moment she and her comrades reach the shores of Virginia. Jane plots their escape during a forced march inland, leaving a trail of maltese crosses carved on the trees - their pre-agreed upon signal of distress. All the while, she fumes over what interest their captors could possibly have in a twenty-three-year-old spinster and a rugged band of brick masons, sawyers, and farmers. When the ruthless Chief Wanchese intercepts them at the crossroads of the Great Trading Path, Jane is shaken to discover their greatest enemy plans to keep her for himself. It's a pity he's the only man on two continents who's ever stirred her heart. Alas, she has an entire colony to save, and capturing his attentions is not part of their escape plan. Available on Amazon at: http://amzn.com/B00NF6AE1Q

COMPLETED STORY The agony is like nothing I have ever felt before, I slide in and out of consciousness, I feel the strange sway of the two legged's walk as I am being carried through the woods, I wish to call out to my mate but I am weakened by the torments cast upon me. I have been laid down in the cold snow and my tormenter is digging in the frozen earth, I once again lose consciousness. The next time my eyes flutter open I have cold snow mixed with frozen dirt being thrown on my throbbing frame. I'm not sure what is going on. I'm freezing, hurt, and confused. I rouse to strange smells that are new to me, I'm colder than ever and something is definitely missing. I attempt to stand but immediately fall onto a fur covered ground, wait, fur... Where is my fur?!? Where did my tail go? Why do my paws look bare and have moving sticks coming out of them? Who stretched my legs out? What in tarnation happened to my fur? I guess that would explain why I'm cold. I begin to take in my surroundings, I am in a dead tree shelter but it looks completely different, there is a fire crackling near me but it does little to warm my bare skin, I'm startled by the sound of laughter, I look over and see a two legged is staring at me with a hint of humor in his eye. "You are very confused. I found you almost dead in a non descent grave. You were shot and bruised. I brought you here and made some... changes. It was the only way I could save you." The stranger explains. I don't really understand what he is saying, all I know is I want my fur back.

Book two in the Walking Tall series. Tall and Claire are finally happy. They've spent four years together as a family and finally feel at ease. That is until Claires mother delivers her a letter sent from the county sheriff's office saying her attacker had been released weeks ago. what will become of Tall and Claire now that she fears for her life once more?

"We are so fascinated when the brain goes haywire." In which a group of friends go back to the mountain where their two friends disappeared to endure hell until dawn. Until dawn Josh Washington fan fiction ©2017. Xiomara.

A coming-of-age story about a young Native American man, guided by the wisdom of his Doughboy grandfather, a World War I veteran, set against the backdrop of the Vietnam War. The narrative follows the perilous journey of an 18-year-old soldier as he struggles to survive while clinging to his sanity in a conflict that has inexplicably spiraled out of control. Working for a secretive organization that officially denies its presence in Vietnam, the protagonist provides a unique glimpse into some of the most clandestine and harrowing moments of the Vietnam War.

Citlali, is a proud Navajo girl She struggles to make friends after changing schools. A Jamaican American girl in her new school, Kimona, and her become close friends. From their understanding and love of each others family and cultures things could not be more perfect. Soundtrack: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/6taYwfh5pSc4EUs5gXiAAZ?si=n-0Gu2mURCC14neydUQ_og

By Denise Nastacio A story of a native woman in my college summer program. The story is basically about Denise's father. I have no rights over this story I simply write this out for my friend Denise because I really loved her story :) hope you guys enjoy

Lisa Johnson finds herself in a trying predicament after visiting the childhood home of her mother in Southern California. Amidst the harsh reality of life on the Reservation she meets John Hatathli, a young stubborn Doctor who's returned for good to uproot the stagnant conditions of his birthplace. He's decided to stay put during this endeavor, adamant that no power on earth - or woman - will move him.

It didn't take much for Rylan's life to be hard case. Whether it be the sterilized corridors of the hospital hallways or the never ending torment that is his condition, it has never been easy. But after losing his father and being forced to move onto his mother's childhood home in a world completely different to the one he grew to know, his life didn't get any less complicated. If anything, between the hospital room and his new home on the reservation, it got nothing but worse. Yet after discovering some new friends and having new found assimilations to his Ancestors' world, he discovered the secrets brought on by his family's homeland that rather should've remained buried. Secrets that had told him. Life here on Black Elk Indian Reservation is never as it seems. ~·▪⚫▪·~ If there's one thing Aidan Thompson was, it was a nomad. Constantly wondering from place to place like a runaway despite his young age under the watchful eye of his new found guardian angel, in the form of a young and recently recruited Tribal Police Trainee. Though after befriending a unaccustomed Rylan And forming a friendship with a similar group of outcasts, He thought life couldn't have become any better. But what happens when fragments of his bitter past eventually comes back to him? ~·▪⚫▪·~ Ranked #2 in reservation as of 26/6/2019 Ranked #5 in native as of 7/7/2019 Ranked #1 in americanindian as of 17/7/2019 Second Place in The Ocean Blue Awards 2019(General Fiction) and July Winner in the Blue Rose Awards 2019(General Fiction) #TBSA2019 #CCA2019 #TheWattys2019

An old diary is given to the new owners of a house in Cambria, California. Designed by famous architect Julia Morgan, it has some oddities - including a spiral staircase in the backyard, leading to nowhere. What they discover involves old Welsh magic and the birth of the Tylwyth Teg King's half-human children. The house holds the key to bringing peace to Cambria and Wales - but it needs both women to mend a centuries-old rift.

A Native American story of girl who suffers loss, poverty and true love. Lovely searches for her mom who is missing. She spirals deep into darkness as she discovers the truth of what happened to her mother who worked a the Oil refinery camp. Bad shit follows Lovely too when she finds work at the man camp. She swore she'd never do any of the shit her mom went through. Beautifully Broken was beaten and used by all the men at that camp. She was sold with all the others...

Amira ha pasado toda su vida esperando a que algo ocurra. Hasta hoy. Hoy que finalmente han venido a rescatarla del Palacio de la Soledad donde ha vivido toda su vida, comenzará a prepararse para dejar la vida como la conoce. Pero ¿está lista para dejar atrás su pasado? ¿Es este futuro el que ella desea o es sólo el que otros planearon para ella? ¿Está dispuesta a pagar el precio por ser libre, incluso si eso significa sacrificar a quienes ama?

These are animal spirit guides used by Native Americans and Wiccans. There are going to be a few of them. I am both Native American and Wiccan. So this is for those who are either Native American or those who practice Wicca.

This is an old tale about the spider woman