Pioneer mga kuwento

(When the most unexpected hero comes in at the right time and has some fun) (Note: I'm rushing here somewhat, so please don't mind the parts that might seem quite confusing; also, I had to redo some bits after realizing that I had made some mistakes)

Finn Smith, secretly the ancient Kryptonian AR-NUL, crash-landed on Earth seventeen years ago after a distorted pioneer-mission pod veered off course. Raised by human parents who run a small tech shop in New Horizon City, he grows up awakening powers far earlier than a normal Kryptonian, becoming the city's mysterious young vigilante SOL. While juggling school, tutoring jobs, and hiding his identity, Finn battles rising crime fueled by alien tech smugglers. The Justice League becomes aware of him after he survives a gang ambush involving kryptonite-laced weapons. Concerned for his safety-and the danger he faces alone-they begin preparing to make contact. As New Horizon City becomes a hotspot for off-world activity, Finn must navigate being a high-end Kryptonian teenager trying to help people while the world (and the League) closes in around him.

What happens when you fall in love with your best friend but he doesn't love you back? When unfortunate events leave Cynthia feeling lost she moves in with her best friend Fredrick making her the towns next scapegoat. As more time goes by her feelings for Fredrick become hard to contain. Will Cynthia learn to let go or settle for less, or will her strong determination and stubbornness keep her hopeful and waiting for his love? Will Fredrick gain feelings for Cynthia?

He thought the war was over... it was just getting started. Confederate war hero Clayton Wallace earned a taste for justice on the battlefield. But... his taste for revenge was learned as a boy in Snake Bend, Texas. His pregnant sister was murdered in front of him by August Graves, her evil, abusive husband who's gone unpunished all these years. Clay is about to change that. Fighting for justice is never easy though. Especially... 1- Now that August is mayor and 2- His brother, Lloyd, is sheriff. They rule Snake Bend with an iron fist and show mercy to no one. But it's not just Clay who the bloodthirsty mayor wants dead, it's the entire Apache population. August and Lloyd will kill anyone who gets in their way, women and children included. The Indians have been waiting for a hero to lead them to victory, and Clay is it. Clay has spent his life waiting for revenge, and he won't leave Texas without it. A new battle is coming, and Clay is ready. But when the bullets start flying, will he make it out alive, or will justice die with him?

Whenever James Phillips' town is ransacked by a group of bandits, he embarks upon an epic journey of vengance. Along the way, he meets various people, some of whom save him, some betray him, some try to kill him, and some become life-long friends. Will he make it to the bandits' den? And if he does, will he survive the battle? Read the book to find out! :) This is a story in The Wild West, currently unnamed. Records: #365 in Historical Fiction

Abigale Jefferson was everything an upper class daughter of Boston should be, disciplined, intelligent, charming, beautiful... Everything. Except now she was banished, sent away to a remote, uncivilized Canada. She wasn't quite sure what she was expecting but it sure wasn't to fall in love.

When Eve Wright journeys out to the West, adventures await. With three children, one just 1 years old, will she survive?

Don't count your chicks before they hatch.

The Over looked Founders of America. :) Women, you do make a deference.

This short fiction chronicles the story of Cacey, a young pioneer girl from a community of those who worship the goddess Freya. We watch through Cacey's eyes as her older of-age sister Imogen participates in the May Day celebration of their matron deity. However, the festival turns south as the leaders of the town deviate from the usual proceedings, harboring on a transaction based off cruel traditions, and Imogen and Cacey's family is caught in the middle of the ramifications to the chagrin of the girls.