Nauticalfiction Stories

The Tide's High Born Born of Nobility. Raised by the Sea. Destined for More. On the night of her birth, a desperate woman fled the palace, cradling an infant who was never meant to survive. With danger closing in, she entrusted the child to an unlikely savior-a pirate. Raised among outlaws and free spirits, Elysia grew up knowing nothing of her true heritage. She learned to navigate the waves, barter with thieves, and fight alongside the only family she had ever known. But the sea is not without its secrets. As she nears adolescence, whispers of her past begin to surface. A hidden necklace. A name that carries weight beyond the tides. And a history written in betrayal and blood. Torn between the life she loves and the destiny she was born into, Elysia must decide: Will she embrace the call of her noble birthright? Or will she forge her own path upon the open sea? Adventure, intrigue, and the clash of two worlds await in The Tide's High Born-a tale of identity, freedom, and the secrets the ocean refuses to keep.

They called him Tide-Eyes, whispering behind his back like the sea whispered to him. Ever since he was born, he could see beneath the waves-, deeply, too deeply. From drowned cities to the endless, watching eyes of leviathans, he's kept the horrors of the sea to himself. Until the night something ancient rises from the depths and speaks directly to him. Now, the crew of the Sea Viper is being drawn into a silent trap where maps fail, stars vanish, and the sea begins to sing. He knows what's coming. But no one ever listens to the boy who sees too much. A dark fantasy tale of ocean horror, ancient beings, and the price of truth.

In 1845, two ships of the Royal Navy, the HMS Terror and the HMS Erebus, led by Sir John Franklin, attempted to sail through the Arctic Circle looking for the Northwest Passage. The ships would become trapped in the Arctic ice for several years. Endlessly cold, with diminishing rations, 126 men fight to survive with poisonous food, a dwindling supply of coal, and ships buckling in the grip of crushing ice. But their real enemy is far more terrifying than any of these; an ancient danger lurks in the frigid darkness, shrouded in mystery and somehow linked to one silent woman. This is the fictionalized account of an actual expedition that took place nearly 200 years ago, in the cold icy expanse of Inuit Waters

When a seasoned sailor named Jack spots a struggling boat adrift in the vast Pacific, he doesn't hesitate to offer help. What begins as a daring sea rescue turns into a heartwarming tale of friendship, wisdom, and quiet heroism. The Kind Seaman is a gentle, uplifting short story about one man's unwavering kindness in a world that desperately needs it.