Nativeamerican Stories

Dive deep into what could've been.What could've happened and what you could've wished for. Retelling the tales of a stallion's journey through a mare,across the Great lands A journey which teaches resilience, responsibility, independence and more NOTES #None of the characters belong to me #credits to dreamworks studio and the original character's respective owners #the ocs belong to their respective owners #no racism is promoted in this book.It is purely for story purposes #If found in any other platform other than Wattpad please leave or report for the story is pirated. #And most importantly #DO NOT STEAL my works #inaccurate depiction of history will be present

The war still rages, and moments of peace are as rare as they are precious. While King Tristan and Queen Scarlett work to unite kingdoms once divided by centuries of hatred, they embrace the fragile hope they have found together, knowing it may not last. For Aiyana Taleni, peace is an even stranger thing. Rescued from a life of unimaginable cruelty, she has finally found a family willing to love and protect her. Yet the scars of her past refuse to fade, and opening her heart-especially to King Michael Reign-may be the greatest battle she has ever faced. Haunted by the deaths of his parents and driven by a growing desire for vengeance, Michael struggles to become the king his people need. As his feelings for Aiyana deepen, he finds himself torn between the darkness threatening to consume him and the hope she awakens within him. Meanwhile, whispers spread of an ancient legend. As Aiyana's mysterious powers grow and a lone teal wolf begins to follow her footsteps, she discovers that her destiny reaches far beyond the battlefield. The forgotten Song of the Teal Wolf is awakening, and with it comes a power that could unite the world... or tear it apart. With war on every horizon, old enemies gathering in the shadows, and love tested by impossible choices, the next chapter of the Everlight saga proves that the greatest legends are not born in times of peace... They are forged in the fires of war

In the only city spared by the Catastrophe, life has lost all humanity. People have fled, the rules have crumbled, and rival factions tear each other apart to impose their will. Amidst the chaos, a group of teenagers-CAM-struggles to survive. They are neither heroes nor monsters, merely broken youths who refuse to die. But as their enemies grow stronger and their alliances turn into double-edged swords, a single mistake could cost a life. Shades of moral gray, manipulation, killings born of necessity or calculated massacres, fractured friendships... CAM walks a tightrope between justice and vengeance. And the deeper they plunge into violence, the more a question looms: When everything falls apart, who gets to decide what is right or wrong? Nothing is stable. No one is innocent. And when the fall comes... not everyone will make it out of the city alive.

The Chronicles of Storm and Smoke is a moody, atmospheric urban fantasy that blends the rich mythology of West African Orishas with Native American spiritual lore. Set against the rain-slicked, suffocatingly dark backdrop of the Pacific Northwest, the story follows two teenagers from completely different worlds who must fuse their ancestral magic to stop a legendary deity from consuming humanity in a tide of ash and rage.

A slow-burn story. Read at your own risk because the actual plot, "a dangerously changing world," won't even happen until like Chapter 20 lol Oh and also because a lot of chapters are just under or over 3,000 words long. ***** Sierra's world is simple. She spends her days alongside her stride, River, roaming the grasslands with him, and other days with the mares. Surrounded by the people of her village and the plains they call home, life seems certain. But in this century, peace rarely lasts forever. As an unfamiliar danger creeps in on their homeland, Sierra finds herself caught in a dangerously changing world. One that threatens to separate her from everything she knows.

Eight years ago, Shane Standingbear left the rez on a one-way road and swore he'd never come back. Now his mother is sick, his father is exactly the man he ran from, and three brothers are waiting in a house that learned to get by without him. Shane's coming home - to be the one thing that house never had. A quiet story about family, the weight you inherit, and the long road back to the people who know your name.

Jezebeth Nightingale was just your average 17 year old horse crazy girl. She was born and raised on a horse ranch in the little ghost town of golden pond Kentucky. From a young girl she had these feelings. Feelings that were never wrong. Does she wish they had been wrong on the day she met Azazel Huntington? Or was it the best thing to ever happen to her? Best friends as kids... yet no memories of him. Seems everyone knows everything about her. Everyone except for her. Family secrets come undone. It's true what they say, you can never unknow! I hope you enjoy this story as much as I have been enjoying writing it. Please remember to vote and comment with your opinions. Also please keep in mind this is a first draft. There is bound to be errors. If you see any please let me know. If you feel something would sound better then what is written I'm open to suggestions. With that being said this is my first attempt at writing a book. Happy reading 😊

This is a love story about two people who have experienced major losses finding comfort in each other. And it is also a retelling of the legend of Anwe the Killer, a mythological Native American hero who saved a village from cannibal monsters called wendigos. It takes place in pre-colonial North America. I wrote this because I'm passionate about diverse mythology, and I hope to inspire others to get into it too! A few things before you start reading - this story has a lot of violence in the first half, and the love story starts about half way through. My story stays mostly accurate to the original myth of Anwe defeating the wendigos, however the parts about Shandiin and Wâpanacâhkos are my own creation. If you want to learn more about the original myth, I recommend the video called "The Wendigo - The Omushkego Tribe - Native American Myth - Extra Mythology" by the channel "Extra History."

When Connor rescues an enslaved woman from the south, he realizes she means much more than a help to the Assassin Brotherhood; she also makes a path into his heart.

Once upon a time in a West... A Lone gunslinger named Lucky Luke walked into a dusty saloon, his spurs jingling and his eyes fixed on the bar. Saddle up for a wild ride with a legendary cowboy in this classic Western tale with a twist! Follow our hero, as he embarks on thrilling adventures, encounters unforgettable characters, and uncovers hidden secrets in the untamed frontier. With a mix of classic Western charm and unique, unexpected turns, this storybook is sure to keep you on the edge of your seat.

REZ's EDGE "The story is fiction, but the reality is all too real." https://mybook.to/REZsEDGE On the summer before starting seventh grade, an Anglo boy named Dakota and his father are en-route to their hometown. They are involved in a horrific automobile accident that leaves Dakota fatherless. A drunken Native American, with his intoxicated tribal members, is the cause of the head-on collision and his father's death. The reservation border is only thirty minutes from Dakota's home town. After a year's worth of rehabilitation and recovery, Dakota returns to his first day of eighth grade. Late to his first class, he is assigned to sit next to a native boy. When first period is over he finds that his locker is next-door to an Indian girl. He blames all the indigenous people for killing his father and his physical and mental pain. Invoking his friends, Dakota begins a reign of torment. He lashes out in anger that escalates into physical violence. Through psychiatric help and the assistance of his school counselor, he learns to suppress most of his anger, but a dormant volcano is never really dead. Through his trials and tribulations, Dakota learns more and more about Native American culture and their painful history. He becomes more sympathetic to their plight, but he never does forgive the killer of his father. In search of answers, he reaches out to his female Indian locker mate. In doing so he finds himself conflicted, yet mysteriously attracted to this native American girl. The Rez's Edge takes place in the late seventies, during the time frame of the American Indian Movement and the occupation of Wounded Knee at the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation. The poignant times mirror the conflict in Dakota's life. Take a ride on the REZ's EDGE. READ FREE CHAPTERS: https://mybook.to/REZsEDGE Follow Me On Facebook FOR excerpts: https://www.facebook.com/bradjensenauthor/ The Author's Website: http://bradjensen.wixsite.com/authorbradjensen

An English soldier and the daughter of an Algonquin chief share a romance when English colonists invade seventeenth-century Virginia. But this is the story about Myra who is the younger sister of Pocahontas and daughter of Powhatan the chief, Myra has a special gift, her mother and Pocahontas will always cherish her, many will always be kind, some will disrespect her. But She does not take the tragic marks to her mind, she will not pay the attention to the harsh and not noble words, she then was walking to meet her dear sister and Nakoma for a swim, when she felt the wind change in a different path. What will she find? Who will she meet? But in many times, she was adopted by the chief and taken in as a sister to her dear older sister Pocahontas, Kocoum was to be married to Pocahontas but he fell in love with the young sister indeed, she wasn't like them. And now then she learned about her gift and well, so suddenly, they're thinking that she was a witch, or was she something more and much way in controllable than anyone can possible have. Now the time has come for her to choose to stay or be with the one that is in love with her sister! (Love and Vote. Thank you)

A girl moves from a small town in North Carolina to another small town in Iowa. What happens when she meets a boy and his little brother, and falls in love with him?

A perfectly normal day for Caroline Suthers was interrupted when savages attacked her small hometown. Determined to save her little sister, Caroline rushed through town, just to run smack into one of the savages. Sword dripping in blood, he pulled her close before tossing her over his shoulder and taking her. Caroline, along with several other women, were taken captive and brought to their village, miles and miles away from her home. But Caroline was different. Visions showed Caroline's strings of fate intertwining with the tribe's and Hassan's, the savage that kidnapped her. No one knew why until another tribe destroyed their own, leaving Caroline and Hassan as the only survivors. Read along as they struggle to survive, avenge the tribe, and fall in love. Excerpt: He ran his hand up my arm. "There's something about you," he continued. My heart felt like it was about to burst from my chest and, even in the cool fall air, I still felt my body flush with heat. I had expected him by this time in the year to have something on, but he was still shirtless and I could see the muscles and the strength he exhibited. A part of me wanted to sink into his arms. My breath caught in my throat as he ran his hand through my long wavy hair. He leaned closer to me as his hand came up to cup my face and my hand reached up to meet his as he held my face in his hand. He leaned down and whispered, "You're the one I want." He pressed his lips against mine and I kissed him back as he wrapped his arm around my waist to pull me closer. I felt his body against mine and my hand came up to rest on his arm. *coverphoto credits to Matt Dodd on unsplash

Devinity's mission is simple; draw every beach on the Long Island coastline. Eighteen and academia-free, the summer seems bright for the budding artist. On these sandy shores, she practices meditation for peace and tranquility and is finally able to convince her mixed martial arts boyfriend, Fotigui, to join her. Devinity expects to find serenity, but instead discovers a spirit far more mystical with a mission of its own. Follow Devinity's journey as she unravels the mystery behind her vivid visions and finds that she may not be alone in this spiritual experience.

Sara is alone again. Or so she believes. Not only was the mantle of protecting humanity too heavy to bear, but she begins to realize the beliefs her family held for so long may have been entirely wrong. As she begins to piece herself together, a wolf shifter remains steadfast beside her. His brown-eyed calm and similarly grounded nature helps Sara realize that the people around her deserve the truth. Maybe she deserves honesty from herself too. But if she comes clean, will she be forced to leave Homer, Alaska by the shifter pack? Sara's next journey will force her to confront her past, adapt to new teachings, and repair the wrongs her ancestors. Releases every other Friday. The story is being worked into an audiobook on Youtube via Text-to-Speech using ElevenLabs. I understand the sentiment around AI, however, I cannot read my own book aloud and would prefer to prioritize accessibility for all readers. Each chapter will eventually have a link. Or find me on Youtube at FaeSparksOfficial. Notes: Strong sexual content will begin this book. Polyamory to be hinted at, but come to fruition in book three. Main themes will revolve around morality, culture, and legacy. Cover by Canva.

She gazed out over her land, seeking revenge for the savages that had come to her colony. He was one of them. He was an enemy. A man as mysterious as the new moon over the prairie, but as tender as springtime. But when desperate times come, can an enemy become an ally? Highest Ranking #244 Historical Fiction

Margo has always dreamed of competing in the Sorcerer's Duels at her university, desperate to prove everyone wrong and become the kind of sorceress her late father used to tell stories about. But no matter how hard she trains, she's never passed the initiation trials. When she watches another woman succeed, only to be rejected anyway, Margo begins to question whether the Duels were ever meant for someone like her. Just as she's ready to give up, a surprising opportunity arises-and with it, an unlikely partnership that rekindles her hope. With her new teammate by her side, Margo finally earns a place in the legendary Duels. Meanwhile, a frustratingly charming newspaper intern from one of her classes keeps showing up at the worst possible times. As their paths continue to cross and sparks begin to fly, the two uncover troubling secrets beneath the Duels' glittering surface, forcing Margo to rethink what it truly means to prove herself.

Ruth refused to remain oppressed. She refused to remain a slave to a man that threatened her and held her freedom in his pale hands, so she ran. Ran faster than she could of imagined, but when will the time to run be over and stand up for freedom and the injustices of her brothers and sisters? Ruth won't be standing alone, behind her are The United Tribes Of Isi