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94 Stories

  • What Runs Free in the Dark by olivianoll
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    CW: skinwalker
  • The Counterfeit Lighthouse - Navajo Footsteps in Korea by lisasheaauthor
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    Amber treasured her Navajo heritage. Until now, she had never left her home on the reservation in the Four Corners. The only reason she was standing on this South Korean moonlit shore was to honor her father's last wishes. She had brought his ashes here to commemorate her Code-Talking grandfather. A man who had left for the Korean War and never returned home. Shash Hayou had been lost in action along with his best friend, Charlie Atene. But Charlie was alive. And the more Amber discovers, the more she questions everything she once held as true. * * * The Counterfeit Lighthouse is book one in the Navajo Footsteps in Korea series. Lisa's novellas are written without explicit intimacy or violence. As such they are suitable for teens and up. Half of all proceeds from this series benefits battered women's shelters.
  • Finding My Sacred by ShellSilverSmith
    ShellSilverSmith
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    We all have that desire for others to see us as we really are, deep down to our core. Yet do we know who that is? I thought I did... That was until I lost a pillar of my life, my father. From that point on, I struggled with crippling anxiety, diagnosed with agoraphobia my life as I knew it was over. Seeking deep in my heart for healing or some relief, I found my sacred. This book is for anyone struggling with deep loss, those working through trauma's, fears and trying to be a better human.
  • Nizhoni by Ellie_DeFreese
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    Nizhoni is a navajo girl. her name in navajo is "beautiful". Nizhoni loves looking at her fathers bow and arrows and her older brothers knives. Her mom expects her to sew and cook, and so does everyone else. But Nizhoni has a nook of adventure in her mind, and she will do anything to expand it
  • Talon Dance by jasonlefthand
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    The eagle clans of the mountains have enjoyed two decades of peace. Clan warfare has ceased, and people have settled into normal lives, but that is all about to change. Dagazhin, the crow witch from the north, has returned and he is bent on unleashing his wicked wrath upon the eagles who banished him. Kate, the next leader of her clan, knew something was terribly wrong when her brother, Thunder, did not return with his band of trackers sent to find Dagazhin. Along with her companion Allen, Kate will go against the elders' wishes and leave the village to track down her brother without their help. As Kate searches for Thunder, she will encounter dark crow magic, twisted creatures, and old gods long thought dead. Kate will battle the crows in the sky, outnumbered and alone. She has to stop Dagazhin before he resurrects an ancient evil from Navajo lore, the flying monster who terrorized the land before the mythical warrior twins ended it. Kate will have to face the monster atop Spider Rock. She will have to endure the pain of her past. She will have to rise.
  • My Dog Navajo  by Chavez1882
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    Chavez finds a young Siberian Husky pup and names it Navajo after the Indian tribe he was once apart of and together they stick by each other like other man and his best friend have ever done before
  • A Tale Of Skin-walkers (Part 1) by RobertMaciasIII
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    Hendrick Travels To Phoenix Arizona In 1970, Only To Be Caught In The Middle Of A Nightmare Chase Involving The Ancient Navajo Skin-walker Demons
  • Moonlight by KittyClau48
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    In small town's everyone knows everyones business. Or so Sophie thought. One new kid upsets the balence and her life is thrown into a whirlwind. Disapperances are happening all oer town and her brother Josh is acting very strange. Glowing blood red eyes and white owls and wolves that weren't there before, all of them seem to haunt her during the day. At night Sophie can only pray there will be enough moonlight to keep the monsters at bay,
  • Native by Myrc3lla
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    FROM CALIFORNIA TO ARIZONA Nina has no choice but to follow her family as they move from one state to another. Her mother is dead and she struggles to cope with her swiftly changing life. A CAR CRASH One accident on a quiet road in the desert will whip Nina's entire life around. Scarred and bleeding, she can choose whether to stay with the wreckage and her losses, or try to look for a brighter future, even if it lies in the unknown. THE NAVAJO The desert shows her new things and people she grows attached to. The warm sun, the family of the Bear Clan, and even one special Native American boy. As she continues to journey on this path, the adventure will give her a new side of life and direct Nina to her roots. THE BATTLE As the new friends become new family, their happiness and pain become her own, and Nina will face their enemies by their side. But while she will fight physically, she goes to war with herself. Should she stay with the desert, or should she linger in her past?
  • Skins by DearCassius
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    A retelling of a Native American legend.
  • Sand Circles by FPWilson
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    I limp down the prison steps, a free man for the first time in thirty years. I should be smiling, but like a frightened animal my eyes scan and dart everywhere. I wince and hold my chest as my old heart shudders in the heat. Have those beasts been waiting for me all this time?
  • a girls heart can be as wild as the wind by 880kiki
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    a girl who wish she was free will find love in last place she would think
  • Love Strikes Twice by CountryRomance
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    Former name: I Guess I Did like You More Like That, I Guess I Did like You Like That Cara Fancy Grande always liked a challenge. Her senior year college romance never was forgotten like she thought. Christopher Stelly comes back into her life and He is more sexy than she remember. Blonde, green eyes, Sweet smile, football player built and always had the tendency to annoy her. Unfortunately He likes a challenge too and He will not back down. Written: August 2, 2016 Reposted: September 16, 2018 Edited: November 17, 2023 Final Editing: May 4, 2025 Status: on going Story Use to be on @Texaslovewarrior All works are copyrighted under the Copyright, Designs and Patents Act 1988. This includes all chapters, prologues/epilogues and associated content. Any unauthorized copying, broadcasting, manipulation, distribution or selling of this work constitutes as an infringement of copyright. Any infringement of this copyright is punishable by law.
  • Aroboa by RedBeeSandAmber2
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    He walks too far and gets lost and can't find his way home, anymore, another white man finds him and kidnaps him to bring to the boarding school, but they're all full. So, he stays with a foster family less than perfect, the used to be mother a grumpy, yet, kind-ish woman, while her husband was the opposite, he beat everyone in the house, his wife and Wakatongu, Maryonn, the wife, ignored Wakatongu for 12 days until she remembered her first son, who died staying in a mansion at the end of town mysteriously at six, he would have been 9-years-old by now, she thought crying, sitting in her rocking chair in front of the (her) left corner of the fireplace, Wakatongu watched her cry alone. It went down 1879, on Feb 1, his birthday, he died playing with his albino cousins. He saw a light and it hit him in the head and he died. All non-albinos died. The 49 mile part of the edge of town was filled with devastation and bodies.
  • Santa Fe Summer by tacocat91
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    A spooky short story about a girl named Sophie who keeps seeing an enigmatic woman in black. After a surreal encounter with the supernatural Sophie wonders about the existence of spiritual things and whether it's all in her head or if it's real. I hope you enjoy!
  • The Ocean Shadows by jasonlefthand
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    Water is life. Water is death. There is something that hides in the imposing forest that overlooks an idyllic Oregon coastal town, something that lured Oscar, the best witch hunter in Navajoland, to his death. It is something that was hidden for so long. It patiently waited for the right time to return. Michael, a fellow hunter, answers the call. He is in search of what really happened to Oscar, and he quickly finds out there is more to his murder. Michael is outnumbered, and alone in such a foreign place. He will have to face an evil that poisons an impossible forest lake, and monsters from the distant past who were thought to be long dead. Armed with a white buffalo blade and a mysterious pouch, he will have to fight against the tide and save himself from drowning in the crushing darkness of the ocean.
  • Her Skeletons by agistheocean
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  • Are You Interested In Native American Jewelry? by navajoartists
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    Our collection lets you explore the authentic appeal of alluring Navajo jewelry. Throughout the United States and the world, native american jewelry for women created by the Navajo Artists, using metal and gemstones, adorned with indigenous symbols has been collected and appreciated as incredible works of art. Shop our large selections of fine Native American Indian jewelry.
  • Skinwalker by spaceCoyote225
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    In Skinwalker, Donovan and his friends Leonard and Steven set out on what they believe is a simple desert adventure to catch rare lizards near the jagged cliffs known as The Toes. Their goal is harmless-earn enough money to upgrade their bikes. But their journey takes a terrifying turn when they stumble upon a mysterious figure performing a strange ritual near a fire in the wilderness. Haunted by what they saw, the boys flee, but the experience follows them-literally and emotionally-through the unforgiving desert night. As they navigate fear, exhaustion, and darkness, Steven reveals a chilling truth rooted in Navajo legend: they may have witnessed a Skinwalker, a powerful shape-shifter born from dark ceremonies. Blending suspense, Navajo mythology, and childhood adventure, Skinwalker is a gripping tale about friendship, courage, and the power of stories that aren't just myths-they're warnings.
  • 8•15 by AttaxxBaxx
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    Sometimes, a certain combination of numbers you encounter in everyday life intrigue you, because they seem too much of a coincidence. In this case the numbers are 8.15. What's 8.15 got to do with anything? 8:15, August 15th, Are these numbers cursed or blessed? It all starts with a long distance call to a public phone near a Navajo reservation in Arizona from Tokyo. A university student gets stabbed to death in his apartment in Tokyo. His close friend goes missing and becomes a suspect. An alcoholic, washed-up detective gets a second chance and starts investigating. He's intrigued with numbers 815 as well. Will he able to connect the dots?