Nativeamerican Stories

He was everything she had been taught to fear. She was everything he had been taught to distrust. They were never meant to meet. Never meant to understand one another. And certainly never meant to fall in love. But beneath endless skies, beside quiet rivers and in a village that slowly became home, two hearts found each other despite a world determined to keep them apart. Because sometimes the greatest act of courage isn't surviving a war... It's loving the person history tells you should be your enemy. ≿━━━━༺❀༻━━━━≾ "Tell me I'm still just a settler." "...I can't." "Takoda, please." His jaw tightened. "I stopped seeing a settler a long time ago." "...Then what do you see?" His voice almost broke. "...The woman I'm terrified I'll have to lose."

The fur trade was the driving force of expansion in North America in the 1700s. French and British scoured and carved the lands; looking for this valuable resource. But not all of the people that claimed Rupert's Lands were adventurous fur traders. Some helped run general stores, inns, and taverns in the small landings. One of these individuals was Theodosia Foster. Past the prime age of marriage, Theodosia avoided all suitors like the plague. Scared of being tied down and dictated by a man, she ran 'Elswer' a small inn for local buyers to lodge during business negotiations. But Theodosia couldn't help but feel like something was missing. The Blackfoot tribe lingered along the treeline watching the HBC slowly encroach upon their tribe. Aranck tightened his grip on his bow as he watched the pale faces abuse their land and abuse their women. Stalking away he would wonder who the true savages are? Watch as two worlds collide in 'Love Upon the Hudson Bay' II Not edited II Highest Rankings: #4 in nativeamerican #443 in history #711 in forbidden

As a baby, Sabella, was left abandoned on a stranger's doorstep. With open arms, the family took her in and raised her as one of their own. As the years went by, her adopted mother died, leaving the family broken. From one tragedy came another. They were no longer able to sustain the hardships that soon followed, which prompted them to leave the only home they knew of in search of a better life. Joining up with a wagon train, they left in search of a new life in Kansas. Having to overcome hardships on their way with diseases and looters. Things took a turn for the worst when they've encountered an Indian tribe that left most of them dead and the rest captives. When a particular warrior has his eyes on Sabella, she soon learns that everything is not what it seems. WARNING - I wrote this a long time ago - it's actually the first thing I've ever written. There are countless of grammatical errors, and this story isn't exactly good.

Moving to the prairie was a dream come true for Abigail. No more rules, no more comments about how she dressed or rode. Just freedom. With the Ingalls family's arrival, tensions are rising between the Osage tribe and Independence town. Abigail certainly didn't expect to meet a young Osage man who would love her as much as he hated her. Season 1 - ?

An AU where Bella picks Jacob. Requires you to have at least watch the first movie of the series (Twilight).

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.

Sadie and Rose Murray, two young settler girls, are adopted by Chingatchgook after their parents are killed in a tragic raid on their frontier farm. Sadie, a courageous and loving red-haired girl, immediately bonds with Uncas, the youngest son who is often silent and shy. A year passes by, and the girls have adapted to their new family and are immersed in the Mohicans way of life, when fate brings into Sadie's life two young Englishwomen, who unknown to Sadie are her mother Margaret's lost cousins, Cora and Alice Munro. The daughters of a Scottish colonel, Cora and Alice are worlds apart in personality, yet they share a fierce love of Sadie. Initially fearful and timid, Alice learns to rise above her terror in order to protect Sadie and Rose from danger during their journey to Fort William Henry, and through the disastrous siege by Montcalm's army, and the terrible massacre to come. Much later, during a fateful midnight mortar attack, the truth of Alice's connection with Sadie's mother is revealed through the notes of a song. And in the aftermath of that final confrontation on the cliffs in the Huron lands, will Sadie's love save a wounded Uncas, after she kills his tormentor? Who was also responsible for the killing of her beloved family. Based on the 1992 film ''The Last of the Mohicans.'' 4th Runner-Up for Best Main Character- Purrbean Awards 2026 3rd Place- Hidden Gems Reader's Choice Awards 3rd Place for Best First Chapter- The Cassiopeia Mini Awards Copyright Protected! If you are reading on any other site, you are breaking the law!

Twilight / Original.

It started in 2008 with the death of my grandmother: every subsequent year came with at least one death. Most people write letters to the living. I, on the other hand? I write letters to the dead. //alt. title "Letters Unread" RANKINGS #26 in Prose - 8/7/26 #60 in Letters - 8/7/26 MY ARTISTS Cover: @hoshontilusa Title Headers: @Jaygrfx7 Chapter Headers: @hoshontilusa Sign Off: © 2016-2026 Lucy Lusa, All Rights Reserved

In the early 1800s, the aftermath of a flooded flatland brings together two unlikely struggling survivors who are counted as lost until they find each other.

"Maybe the Wolf is in love with the Moon and each night it cries for a love it can never touch." sixteen year old Evergreen Riversky is as normal as it gets. Popular in her hometown. Wealthy parents and fun friends. until everything changes and she gets the horrible news. Her parents plane went down over the Atlantic and there were no survivors. With no immediate family (that she knows of) Evergreen is scared, grieving, and confused. But then out of nowhere her family lawyer reveals a secret her parents never intended her to find out; she has a whole extended family living on an Indian reservation in Canada. With nowhere else to turn, Evergreen agrees to go live with her long lost grandparents on the Rez, but she's in for an even darker secret once she gets there.

A weekend write-in for January 5, 2023 -100 words

The West has always been a place of legends - some true, some imagined, all unforgettable. This book is a tribute to the spirit of adventure and the people who chase it. May Diego's journey reminds readers that even in the harshest places, courage can rise like dawn over the canyon.

DISCLAIMER: I do not own rights to the characters in this story besides my own. All original Peter Pan characters belong to J.M. Barrie. Thank you and I hope you will enjoy. Jack Brown is one of those few children who had it rough. His father left and his mother was never a good role model. He was all alone. It was not long that he chose to run away from home, only to be captured by a demonic-looking shadow which took him to a someplace he have heard stories of. A place where you can never age and never escape: Neverland. Jack was taken to the island's tyrannical ruler, Peter Pan. When Jack saw what Peter Pan was capable of, he attempted to escape. Then he met someone who he believed that could be worse than Peter Pan. The notorious and evil pirate, Captain Hook. Jack, now trapped on a pirate ship with pirates, he knew he had to do whatever it took to survive. Jack had to do hard labor but after some fine work, Jack begins to impress the Captain. Soon, Captain Hook grows fond over the boy and decides to take the boy in as his own. Jack, too, begins to look up to Captain Hook as a father figure. However, when Peter Pan gives Hook an offer he couldn't possibly refuse, Hook is torn between a choice which would define the kind of person he really is. I really hope you guys will like this. Thanks!

what happens when two different worlds collide ?and how do the enemies of history ....become the friends of today ?.

She was a victim, a warrior, an Indian princess, and his mesha. Malana is a sickly orphan girl, separated from her siblings who are still in England, and living with her abusive, drunkard cousin. Bear Claw is the one who came to her rescue that fateful day and the only one who can see that beneath her brave face she is just a scared little girl. Her only friend and her love. Bear Claw is an Indian prince, 2nd in line to be Chief of Red Clan. He's also a halfbreed and some won't let him forget it. But Malana sees him for what he truly is and he loves her. He will protect her with his life.

Two hundred years in the future Mars has been colonized by humans. But over time the species split into two distinct life forms. The Mar-trals are a human hybrid that adapted to the environment and could survive in the natural environment. They live separately from their human or Er-tral cousins who live in bio -domes and have to use breather masks to survive outside. No one really knows how this freak of evolution happened. But some think it revolves around the First Colonists who mysteriously disappeared. The Mar-trals live like surfs and the Er-trals consider themselves pure bloods and control most of the land and businesses. Tension is brewing between the two groups that may erupt into war. Navigating this bad situation is Bend Namdstal a Mar-tral and Aeneas Mendez an Er-tral and the daughter of the Governor of the planet. They meet by accident and fall in love together they embark on a journey that will unite both people as they unravel the mystery of the planets past.

"A real soldier does not fight because he has something that he hates in front of him. He fights because he has something that he loves behind his back." G. K. Chesterton, The Illustrated London News, December 31, 1910 First, he wanted to become a warrior. But then war herself came to him. Every people carries its own stories. Stories of heroes and traitors. Of war and peace. Of those who left, and those who remained. But sometimes history does not begin with a great battle. Sometimes it begins with a child who does not yet know that one day, he will become part of history. *** Author's Note I have made every effort to research the historical material used in this book as carefully as possible. However, Children of the Longhouse is a work of historical fiction, not an academic study, and historical inaccuracies may still occur. If you notice an error, I would be very grateful if you pointed it out and explained what would be historically more accurate. I will do my best to verify the information and correct inaccuracies where possible. Also, English is not my native language, so please excuse occasional mistakes or awkward phrasing. I'm doing my best to improve as I write. *** Bibliography - League of the Ho-dé-no-sau-nee, Iroquois - Lewis Henry Morgan - English-Seneca Dictionary - Wallace Chafe - A Narrative of the Life of Mary Jemison, De-he-wa-mis, the White Woman of Genesee - James E. Seaver - Encyclopedia of Native American Tribes, Third Edition - Carl Waldman and Molly Braun - Journals of the Military Expedition of Major General John Sullivan Against the Six Nations of Indians in 1779 - Iroquoia: The Development of a Native World - William Engelbrecht (may be expanded later)

"It's okay," he whispers. "It's okay. I'm right here. I'm not going anywhere." Gathering up more air to breathe, I sniffle, "Promise?" He confidently nods against my chest. "I promise." And in this brief moment, as I squeeze my eyes shut and savor the tender, light-hearted sensation of holding this boy between my arms, I realize that all I want to do right now is stay this close to him. Forever. For the rest of my life. For however long the universe decides to give us. And that's what scares me. *HEADS UP: this book goes through monthly editing if I need to add or remove dialogue and scenes to make story flow better*