Nativeamericans Stories

"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*

Princess Scarlett never expected her compassion to become her prison. While helping the Nizhoni people survive Prince Lakota's brutal campaign of conquest, Scarlett and her brother Michael are captured and thrown into the prince's dungeons. To save her brother and the innocent prisoners facing starvation and execution, Scarlett agrees to a marriage she never wanted. Trapped inside Lakota's castle, Scarlett fights to protect the Nizhoni people from within, earning their trust while secretly searching for a way to free them. But deep beneath the castle she discovers a mysterious elderly prisoner named Tristan-a dying man forgotten by everyone. Or so she believes. When Scarlett learns that Tristan is actually the legendary Vampyr King of the Nizhoni, weakened after years of imprisonment and denied blood, everything changes. As Lakota's ambitions grow darker and war looms on the horizon, Scarlett and Tristan form an unlikely alliance to escape the castle and rally the Nizhoni people against their oppressors. Bound by sacrifice, haunted by loss, and hunted by a prince determined to possess her, Scarlett must choose between duty and freedom before an entire people are lost forever. A sweeping gothic fantasy filled with romance, danger, vampires, and the enduring power of courage.

When Aponi is forced into a treatment facility for her eating disorder, falling in love is the last thing on her mind, until she meets Finn. ***** Aponi Hall had other plans for the final days of summer. She wanted to get her life together, earn a bit more money at the water park where she worked, and spend time with her boyfriend of four years. Those plans are shattered when Aponi's mom gives her an ultimatum: get help for her eating disorder or move out. Against all of her instincts, Aponi agrees to join the in-patient ranks at Horizons, a residential treatment center in Old Forge, New York. There, Aponi meets a group of women who will touch her life and forever change the direction of it. The most notable among them is Finn Sullivan, Aponi's new roommate. Finn, an unfiltered and unapologetic artist from Brooklyn, has some serious issues. At just 23 years old, Finn knows what it means to come from a broken home, deal with a hereditary heart condition, and endure a volatile relationship with food. One more problem gets added to the pile when Finn finds herself falling for Aponi (who Finn believes to be straight) while they navigate through recovery together. But both girls are changing in monumental ways. After Aponi experiences a romantic awakening and reciprocates feelings for Finn, it seems nothing should stand in the way of their love. Well, nothing except for Aponi's long-term boyfriend Tokala, who plans to marry her and preserve their indigenous heritage. And maybe Finn's vengeful, lovesick ex-girlfriend, who is also a patient at Horizons. As a series of external forces intervene on their budding relationship, Aponi and Finn soon find that recovery may be the easy part. Word Count: 240,000 Best Rankings: #1 in lesbianromance #1 in lgbtfiction #1 in indigenous #4 in lesbian #4 in girlxgirl #5 in tragicromance © 2018 Ree Winters. All Rights Reserved.

Marshall: Even now, I still haven't told her how I feel. The problem is she's in love with someone else. I know because I watched it happen. I let it happen. Now she's become the ghost of a person I can no longer lay claim to. So I found myself searching for a surrogate. And that's how I became friends with her younger sister. That's when everything spiraled into chaos. Emma: You think you've got problems? Try going to a brand new school and before the year's even started, your older sister shaves her head and makes the football team. The other cheerleaders roast me daily. Oh, and she's really good and scores touchdowns...blah, blah, blah. The worst part? She's got two guys in love with her. Two! I have exactly zero. That makes our score 2-0. I'm not winning.

Dear Diary, Where Do I Belong? is a deeply personal memoir about identity, trauma, resilience, and self-acceptance. Through the lens of diary-like storytelling, it chronicles one woman's journey from silence and self-doubt to embracing every part of who she is. This is a story for anyone who has ever felt caught between worlds, unseen, or unsure where they fit in. Because sometimes the hardest question isn't Who am I? It's Where do I belong?

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.

An LGBTQ+ lesbian romance book based in the 1800s 🐎🐎

In 1845, Shidra, as a young girl, was abandoned on the streets of a small settlement in northern Texas. She barely managed staying alive, as she learnt the ways of the streets. Because of her dark skin she was always set apart from most of the homeless generation, and they, although in the same predicament, scorned her. Rejected her. When a band of Indians raided the town, they took her. They treated her as one of them. Fast forward 14 years and she finds herself back in the settlement, where her life started off. Still treated like dust, she got a job as an interpreter for trading between the settlers and the Indians. When she meets Hart Copper searching for his missing betrothed (IDK if they had betrothals in the 1800s) things start to change.

This story takes place in 1829, where The Mill On The Floss takes place in. An Native American home was raided by unknown perpetrators. An adopted American girl who was raised by the Native Americans, had been held hostage by the perpetrators and had been starved for days in a crate she was locked in. After falling into a river, the crate containing the young girl went through a river that led to Dorlcote Mill on the River floss. Tom and Maggie Tulliver finds the crate and lets the young hostage out.

An arranged marriage between a chief's son and a warrior's daughter. A story about two lovers that overcome hardship together.

jungkook encounters a beautiful native American girl when she comes to deliver package but they become secretly married to protect her

❛ 𝘄𝗮𝗻𝗱𝗲𝗿𝗹𝘂𝘀𝘁 ❜ 𝗐𝗈𝗇 ∘ 𝖽𝖾𝗋 ∘ 𝗅𝗎𝗁𝗌𝗍. 𝖾𝗇𝗀𝗅𝗂𝗌𝗁. (𝘯.) 𝖺 𝗌𝗍𝗋𝗈𝗇𝗀 𝖽𝖾𝗌𝗂𝗋𝖾 𝗍𝗈 𝗍𝗋𝖺𝗏𝖾𝗅

Nakoma is living in the time where native Americans were discriminated and put in reservations. She has ways been fascinated by the stories her grandfather tells her, she longs for adventure. But when a white man comes bearing story's if heroic men and women, saviors and sacrifices and claims its true the village turns there head except Nakoma who dares to belive. (About missionary work)

Donald Stillwater has lost faith in his people's spiritual beliefs and culture. He has turned to alcohol to fill that missing part of himself. Stillwater takes a job as a guide, which makes him question everything he thought he knew.

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.

Captured from her homeland, a young Cherokee woman finds herself in a strange land being paraded about like an animal. Salvation comes to her in the form of Johnathan Bridgewater, an English nobleman with a scandalous reputation. Some wounds can't be healed, but for once, Ananlianih isn't alone. A friendship forms, one that threatens to bloom into more if only they would let it. Regency Era romance featuring human trafficking, river maids, drunken Hungarians, murderers, and the pearlescent snake pit of London's nobility. Enjoy.

Starting her life fresh, Pearl did not know what to expect when moving to the west with her brother.

"𝙄 𝙏𝙃𝙄𝙉𝙆 𝙒𝙀 𝙈𝘼𝙔 𝘽𝙀 𝙄𝙉 𝘼 𝘿𝙄𝙁𝙁𝙀𝙍𝙀𝙉𝙏 𝘽𝙊𝙊𝙆, 𝙊𝙉 𝘼 𝘿𝙄𝙁𝙁𝙀𝙍𝙀𝙉𝙏 𝙋𝘼𝙂𝙀..." in which after the death of her mother, Alora Drew is forced to leave the bright sunny streets of Florida. Packed up and shipped off to stay with a man she now knew was her father; Charlie Swan. A Chief in the rainy town of Forks, Washington.

She has been the only adult in her house since she was ten years old. Now, with Bly on the heels of graduation, her mother is in prison. As money runs out, she is forced to abandon her home in Florida and move to an obscure town in Oklahoma. There, she learns to live with a grandmother she barely knows. But on the way something horrible happens. She is rescued by a bearded, blue-eyed man who becomes her unwilling protector in a small town that's anything but safe. Having abandoned her Arapaho heritage, she comes face to face with ancient myths and modern day monsters, reducing her life into one big chase. She finds love along the way, but not the sort to write home about. She is caught between loving the man she knows is dangerous and trusting the man she thinks isn't. NOTE: This book is also available in a self-published Kindle version at Amazon and in paperback at www.createspace.com. Already working on a sequel!