Politicalfiction Stories

Lara Lannister is one of the most famous women in the world - accomplished, driven and successful, she thinks that she has got all her life figured out. Up untill she meets the French President Emmanuel Macron. Characters within this work draw inspiration from real individuals, yet they exist as fictional entities and should not be likened to their real-life counterparts.

Governor Casey Pattinson thought the election was over. In many ways, her hardest battle was just beginning. After an attempt on her life and a tragedy that leaves her family forever changed, Casey must learn how to carry grief while leading a state that depends on her. Through heartbreak, healing, and the people she refuses to let go of, she'll discover what truly matters when everything else is stripped away. A heartfelt story about loss, resilience, and the family we fight for.

"Every conflict has two sides. Every story has two truths." In a world divided by ideals, every choice comes with a cost-and love may be the most dangerous choice of all. Elena Reyes fights for the people she serves. Gabriel Castillo serves the nation he swore to protect. When fate reunites them in the midst of growing unrest, they find themselves caught between opposing worlds, where every decision carries consequences and every step toward each other feels like a betrayal of something they hold dear. As tensions rise and lines are drawn, Elena and Gabriel must answer a question neither of them ever wanted to face: When love and duty stand on opposite sides of the barricade, which one do you choose? Welcome to Beyond the Barricades-a story of love, sacrifice, courage, and impossible choices. ❤️ Team Love ⚖️ Team Duty If you had to choose, what would it be? #BeyondTheBarricades #ElenaAndGabriel #LoveVsDuty #PoliticalRomance #SlowBurnRomance #WattpadPH

Arkan has never felt like he belongs, not to his family, his faith, or his world. But when global events begin spiraling in ways no one can explain, Arkan finds himself at the center of something ancient and terrifying. The signs are there for those willing to read them and someone has been waiting for him to wake up. A story about the end of the world, the nature of evil, and one man's desperate search for truth when the line between prophet and monster begins to disappear.

He built an empire to prove he wasn't his father's son. She was hired to organize his calendar - not unravel everything he's spent his life burying. Adhyaksa Jagannatha runs Kersane like he runs everything else: composed, controlled, untouchable. Then Kinara Aegis Amalthea walks in and starts noticing the things nobody else does - the collar he loosens before he breaks, the silences that mean more than his words, the father he refuses to name. She doesn't know yet that her past and his are already tangled together. He doesn't know how much it will cost them both when she finds out. A slow-burn story about ambition, inherited trauma, and the people who see us before we're ready to be seen.

What if the South Pacific became the world's greatest experiment in democracy instead of empire? In 1914, Australia refuses to fight for the British Empire. Instead, workers, Indigenous leaders, and anti-war reformers declare a sovereign liberal-socialist republic built on cooperation, democracy, and self-determination. What begins as a bold act of defiance soon grows into something far greater. Across Oceania, colonial governments fall as Māori, Aboriginal, Papuan, Melanesian, and Polynesian peoples reclaim their lands, cultures, and futures. United as the South Seas Cooperative Council, they forge a civilization unlike any other-one where worker-owned industries, Indigenous governance, environmental stewardship, and personal liberty stand at the heart of society. Spanning nearly a century, this richly imagined alternate history follows the Council through world wars, decolonization, technological revolutions, and a Cold War against an authoritarian German Empire. Blending political intrigue, military strategy, cultural revival, and optimistic worldbuilding, it explores what the twentieth century might have looked like if cooperation-not conquest-had become the defining force of the Pacific. A sweeping vision of an Indigenous-led, democratic, and sustainable future, The South Seas Cooperative Council reimagines the history of Oceania-and the world itself.

A court secretary. A fallen king. And a truth history tried to silence. Jean Louvel tells the untold story of Louis XVI and his royal family during the collapse of Versailles.

The Winter is a dystopian story about a girl who wants nothing more than to see snow again. On her seventeenth birthday, Ballona Willow wanders the crowded streets of a city drowning in artificial light, stifling heat, and political lies with only ten dollars in her pocket and one desperate wish to escape. When a rude driver turns her away, she meets a strange woman who seems to know her before she speaks a word. That woman is no ordinary performer. She is a witch, sharp-eyed and unsettling, and when Ballona makes a wish for snow, she unknowingly sets something terrible into motion. What begins as a small, lonely wish starts unraveling into something far bigger than Ballona can understand. As the city grows colder, the truth beneath its glowing surface begins to crack open: corrupt leaders, failing systems, crowded bunkers, and a disaster no one wants to admit is coming. In a world where the stars are hidden, the air is poisoned by light, and winter has almost become a myth, Ballona is forced to face a collapse that will take everything from her.

Every year, ten black letters are delivered to the most powerful families in the world. Those who receive one enter the Blueblood Society - the invisible aristocracy that has governed global power since the post-war years. Politicians. Financial dynasties. Technology empires. Old European families. Everything changes. They do not. Roderick Devenport was born into the Blueblood. For him, the future was never a choice. It was always an appointment. The Ten are the new faces of the world. Icons. Symbols. Modern gods, built to be watched, desired, feared. In London, they move through exclusive galas, orchestrated scandals and silent wars that never make the papers. But beneath the Society's polished surface, something is beginning to crack. And when the first betrayals start to surface, Roderick discovers a dangerous truth: no god lasts forever, once he starts to feel human. And at the Blueblood, humanity is an unforgivable mistake.

2052. The old world is gone. The United States, China, Russia, NATO, and dozens of nations were drawn into a conflict that reshaped humanity forever. As governments fell and a new global order emerged, one young man in Iran witnessed the beginning of it all. This is his story. World War III: New World.

Andy Morgan, an economics student at the University of Liverpool in the early 80's, gets involved in student politics through a housemate. As a member of the Labour Party in Liverpool, he sees the indifference and ideological disagreement over the Militant tendency. Curious, he gets sucked into a world which will lead to grief, suffering and withdrawal.

In the heart of Malaysia, where the glittering skyscrapers of the city clash starkly with the crumbling homes of the poor, the nation teeters on the brink of economic collapse. Hafiz Rahman, a young and idealistic economist, emerges as a voice of hope. Frustrated by decades of failed policies, growing inequality, and the increasing number of households living in poverty, Hafiz dreams of a bold economic revolution that puts people before profit. His vision includes a daring new tax system: zakat reforms to uplift struggling Muslim communities, the introduction of a jiziyah tax to fund non-Muslim welfare programs, and a targeted GST on essential sectors to stabilize national revenue. Hafiz promises to eradicate extreme poverty and rebuild trust in governance, but his ideas are seen as radical by those in power. Faced with resistance from political elites, corporate giants, and even sections of the rakyat who distrust his intentions, Hafiz must rally support from ordinary Malaysians-farmers, factory workers, and small business owners-who see his vision as their only hope. Along the way, he uncovers shocking truths about corruption, power struggles, and betrayals that test his resolve and principles. As Malaysia's economic future hangs in the balance, Hafiz must answer a critical question: can one man's vision unite a divided nation, or will his revolution fall victim to greed and fear? "The Economic Revolution" is a thought-provoking story of ambition, resilience, and the fight for justice, set against the rich cultural and political tapestry of Malaysia.

Lady Aurelie of Rebria is no stranger to silence and scrutiny. Displaced from her own noble house and country, she now finds herself navigating the treacherous halls of the foreign kingdom. Surrounded by descendants of distant Gods in royal form, her every move is watched, especially after it's revealed she commands a dangerous shifter eldric. With the threat of imprisonment or worse looming, Aurelie must tread carefully through adorned palace corridors and political traps. Aurelie is unsure of whom to trust or if she'll survive long enough to unravel her family history and the history that divides the once-allied kingdoms. To secure her place in the Nudandrian court, Aurelie must master not only their customs but their games. She must earn the favor of skeptical nobles, form fragile alliances with power-hungry house heirs, and play the role of a loyal noble while hiding truths that could unravel the entire kingdom. Above all, she must earn the trust of the crowned prince of Netholic. Aurelie is determined to prove that she is more than just a pawn in a divine game of hierarchy-that she is a force to be reckoned with. But beneath the glittering facade of Netholian grandeur, ancient tensions stir.

Germadia was once a symbol of peace and unity until politics and war tore it into East and West. Frohlinde, an employee of East Germadia, is a firm believer in kindness and service. Across the border is Lief, West Germadia's secret weapon, raised to obey orders and kill without question. Two people from different worlds. Two sides of a fractured nation. Amidst a web of secrets, violence, and the scars of the past, can a chance encounter reshape the destiny of a nation?

Margaret Mackenzie spends her evenings rather differently than the rest of her family. Her mother is obsessed with a live reality TV show, Catching Up to the Collins, while her father spends his day working as a sports announcer to go home and watch more sports, and her sister works for a company that runs a social media network. Margaret, however, isn't interested in who Curtis Collins' new girlfriend is or what new dystopian movie Lindsey Fish is working on, but if anyone else notices, she'll be abandoned by her country for what the government calls "disrespecting the country's technological and cultural advancements." This book shows what life would be like if society continued to value technology and online lives rather than real lives. Cover by: Meg (me)

In a world where the lines between right and wrong blur, journalist Leila Yasin returns to her ancestral homeland, seeking to uncover the truth behind the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. What begins as an investigation into arms smuggling quickly spirals into a web of corruption that reaches the highest echelons of power, exposing a shadow network that profits from chaos and suffering. Joined by a diverse team of allies, Leila races against time to reveal the truth. But as they dig deeper, they find themselves targeted by powerful forces intent on silencing them. When their explosive revelations ignite protests across the globe, the team must navigate a treacherous landscape of political intrigue, betrayal, and violence. With their lives on the line and the future of the Middle East hanging in the balance, can they ensure that the truth leads to real change, or will they become casualties in a game of power? The Truth Leak is a gripping, action-packed thriller that explores the moral complexities of conflict, the cost of war, and the indomitable spirit of those who dare to seek justice. Join Leila and her team as they confront the shadows of the past and fight for a brighter future in a world where the truth is the most dangerous weapon of all.

In a world where humanity shares its existence and the entirety of its history with other humans, human beings who belong to the various different species of the genus Homo, the participation of two lovers in the struggle for the liberation of a colonised people changes their lives and their outlooks forever.

Congresswoman Monroe is no stranger to hardship - from church basements to the national stage. Now, as a rising star in a fierce presidential race, she's not just fighting for herself - she's fighting for every forgotten voice in a country fracturing under its own weight. By her side are Jack, her cool, calculating political manager who runs the campaign with icy precision, and June Hartwell, her ruthless publicist and legal counsel - sharp, fearless, and playing a long game no one sees coming. Against ruthless opponents like Governor Branning, who weaponizes fear and division, and Senator Clay, who tries to navigate the middle ground, Congresswoman Monroe must navigate the cutthroat world of politics - where every word can be twisted, every truth challenged, and every ally a potential enemy. From searing debates on immigration and healthcare to the shadows lurking behind the campaign trail, this is a story about power, survival, and the price of standing tall when the world wants you to fall. In a nation where history haunts the present and the fight for justice never ends, who will claim the future?

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When promises turned to profit and protection became betrayal, the town of San Ilog drowned not in water, but in corruption. They said the flood came from the sky-but the truth rose from the ground: half-built dams, hollow walls, and hearts made of greed. In a nation where "blood is thicker than water," a young teacher witnesses how both can drown the innocent just the same. And when the river could no longer bear the lies, it remembered. It fought back. A haunting allegory about betrayal, loss, and the price of trust- "The River That Remembered" is a story that reminds us: sometimes, the real disaster doesn't come from nature, but from the hands that claim to save us.