Nineteenthcentury Stories

It's been months since that fateful night on a doorstep when Timothy accidentally blurted "I love you" to his favorite cook's assistant. Ever since that moment, Timothy has been a dead man walking--at least, in his own estimation. How could he break the news of their understanding to his parents and live to tell about it? And yet, the date is set: December 24th, Christmas Eve. He has six days to prepare himself. Six days before what's unknown becomes known, and he'll find out whether the Christmas he's read about in books could be real.

A woman, alone, against a creature she is not fully prepared to encounter. But then, when is one ever ready if death is a possibility?

The wind does not say the truth, the land does not have anymore rusted lies, the dark does not have shadow, but the light have one. This story has 90's × 20's vibes.

A prequel - of sorts - to The Half Killed, this short story delves into a moment in the life of a young medium in the Victorian era, Miss Dorothea Hawes.

It was a cloudy night at the district of bulacao. I was sitting on a chair hugging a pillow, gazing at a girl who was absent-mindedly walking in front of me.

A day in the life of England's most celebrated (and wordy) novelist of the mid-19th Century.

1876, America. Miss Johanna is the talk of the nation, due to her father's extreme wealth which invisible shadow controls the country. Yet she has no ambition of joining her fellow socialites and only seeks for true love. One day, she finds Liam Willow, a dashing young street urchin who would snatch her heart. Yet their love is forbidden between both social classes, and her father has another esteemed gentleman in mind for her, the grieving handsome widower Chace Worth. Will she be able to choose between the two of them? And will she finally be able to live happily with her choice?

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An account of Kendra Lane's stay in an antique family estate and the ghosts she summons within it, The Abnormal History of Whiting House takes the reader through the story of a young girl with an interest in the supernatural, who invokes the spirits of two deceased young men from the 19th century: Paris Whiting and Earnest Beaumont, a resident of the house and a member of staff respectively. After her monumental discovery, Kendra is challenged with returning the ghosts to the afterlife, avoiding detection from her parents, and keeping track of her charges, while the ghosts have to reconcile their lost lives and their relationships to one another after being pulled from their graves.

A man with a past he cannot escape, Callum Muir must make the choice to kill, or risk the monster inside him revealed to all... (5947 words)

"I think that you don't even know the difference between being pleased and being forced to please others, Sir. But at the end of day, I'm just a simple revolutionary man, whose destiny is to be murdered with plenty of women because of this foolish and old fashioned way of yours , am I wrong Sir?" Where inspector Styles, active revolutionary, will find himself investigating the trails of the most renowned cutthroat of the nineteenth English century, Jack The Ripper.

WARNING: The story is sometimes spoken in my perspective, so bare with me Humanity fallen from Gods eyes, now humans, fairies, mythical creatures, and even Angels are literally turning their backs from him after learning that the heavenly father true motives and how he really is. In The winter of 1873, a young Native American teenager Name Aiyana Lucero and her older sister was sneaking in a private mansion and found some messed up things, such as ancient weapons angels used or how angels can actually die and skulls of many dragons, humans and fairies from a 300 year war. Aiyana was going to spread the word, until they were caught. As these sisters are ones who left gods eyes and wanted to formally kill angels to prove their point. And Aiyana did steal a ancient weapon angels used in the form of a Katana by a fairy woman. These two killed thirty people and in the end they were captured and put on death row for spewing blood in the the mansion of Jerusalem, stealing, blasphemy, Heresy, and apparently terrorism. The one who rescue them two months later was a beautiful Elf Demi God and his four close companions. One being the devil himself. After that, the sisters join these four misfits and many others and journey across 19 century America to recruit people as rebels to destroy their very toxic government and possibly kill their president for horrid rules and tyranny, and in the process of finding a King Philosopher stone. That will be explained later in the story. They desire to create one for their benefit and the faith of America and the world. What's going to happen?

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.

Beauty grows from tragic soil, revealing the prettiest flowers.

George makes the unpleasant discovery that his wife Caroline has returned. Caroline refuses to leave. George refuses to let her stay. Who will win?

Dorothea Hawes has no wish to renew contact with what lies beyond the veil. After an attempt to take her own life, she has retired into seclusion, but as the wounds on her body heal, she is drawn back into a world she wants nothing more than to avoid. She is sought out by Julian Chissick, a former man of God who wants her help in discovering who is behind the gruesome murder of a young woman. But the manner of death is all too familiar to Dorothea, and she begins to fear that something even more terrible is about to unleash itself on London. And so Dorothea risks her life and her sanity in order to save people who are oblivious to the threat that hovers over them. It is a task that forces her into a confrontation with her own lurid past, and tests her ability to shape events frighteningly beyond her control.