Politicalfiction Stories

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.

Cache has spent three years watching Guardrail bend the rules to protect him. Then a routine escort run gets quietly rerouted, and Cache realizes his best friend will follow the order anyway. On a ship where the paperwork always wins, Cache is about to become the kind of problem paperwork can't fix.

"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

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.

A 17-year-old Anther Floria discovers that he lives in a fabricated, post-corporate and hyper-capitalist society. Now, he's on his way to take whatever the state has taken from him.

၂၀၂၁ခုနှစ်ကနေ ၂၀၂၆ခုနှစ် အခက်အခဲ အကြပ်အတည်းများကြား ရင်ဆိုင်ကျော်ဖြတ်ကြမည့် လူငယ်များကြားမှ ပေါက်ဖွားလာသော ခံစားချက်များကို အခြေခံ ရေးသားထားသည့် BL , Normal အချစ်ဇာတ်လမ်း

Book Summary: "Resurgence of Desolation" "Resurgence of Desolation" is a compelling novel that spans generations, capturing the journey of a city grappling with the challenges of a modern-day Great Depression and the transformative power of unity, resilience, and collective action. Set in a contemporary context reminiscent of the 1930s Great Depression, the story follows the evolution of a movement that emerges to address the city's struggles and transform it into a beacon of hope and progress. The story revolves around the lives of Emily and Michael, a young couple whose love and commitment serve as the catalyst for change. They navigate the hardships of the times, experiencing firsthand the impact of economic upheaval on individuals and communities. Inspired by history, they embark on a mission to unite people from all walks of life and build bridges of understanding and compassion. Through twenty-three chapters, the novel portrays the evolution of the city's transformation. Each chapter captures key moments, challenges, and triumphs that shape the movement's trajectory. From the establishment of a community center to the passing of leadership through generations, the story demonstrates how the lessons of history guide the city's pursuit of a better future.

It's the year 2122, over a century after the historical 2016 election. The northern cluster of states that voted Democratically have seceded, calling themselves The American Democracy, while the other states called themselves The American Republic. Many years later, we have two friends, Jayla and Sean, a Democrat and a Republican, who find themselves breaking the most important law: crossing the border. Cover by @Abigailmeira

From the killing fields of Vietnam to the killing floors of American capitalism, Senator Alejandro Ramos-Alejo has witnessed a lifetime of state violence-and participated in it. As he lies dying in a New Mexico hospital, watching the January 6th insurrection unfold on television, his mind cycles through the moments that shaped him: learning about the My Lai massacre that radicalized a generation, discovering the history of La Matanza that his family had lived through, riding a Greyhound bus to Washington D.C. in 1969 with a dog-eared copy of an underground antiwar newspaper. His family's story is America's story told from the bottom up-Bracero Program workers pushed from state to state, organizers beaten and abandoned, children born into poverty and taught to be grateful for the chance to work themselves to death in someone else's fields. But Ramos-Alejo chose a different path: he went to Washington not as a protester but as a senator, believing he could change the system from within. Now, as his longtime aide abandons him and his body shuts down, he's forced to confront the possibility that his entire political career was just another form of extraction-taking the moral authority of his family's suffering and spending it to legitimize the very institutions that caused that suffering. A devastating portrait of political compromise and the seductive power of proximity to power, "El Tiempo Cura las Heridas" asks whether time really does heal all wounds, or whether some wounds are too deep, too systematic, and too profitable to ever truly heal.

Wolfgang Templin, an opposition intellectual in East Germany, lived through years when speaking the truth could mean isolation. For him, the greatest tragedy did not lie solely in social control, but in the way fear could seep into private life, quietly drawing boundaries between those who loved one another most. The short story below is written in that spirit, a small slice of life in East Berlin in the 1980s, where walls did not exist only on the streets but also stood at family dinner tables, where affection and compassion were tested by the invisible weight of the times. There are walls that need no guards, for they are built from fear within the human heart.

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.

Jon and Y/N have been long time enemies at opposing sides of the democratic party since attending the London School of Economics and Political Science together. Will Jon and Y/N ever be able to agree with each other? *For legal reasons, this is not the real Jon Ossoff*

to: minamahal na vp and favourite senator | one-shots, short shorts, drabbles, and other stories. This is a work of fiction.

In a game of politics, August ascends to throne. Being king, the most important piece, right in that game he hated with his dear life. After his beloved wife was killed for being a commoner. His father get him married to the woman whose ambitions were exactly all the things he wants to run away form. But together they might bring each other to peace, hatred or ... love, balancing each other!

The story explores the tale of a young priest who arrived at his home country after many years. He is caught in the web of politics, power, family, land, and lies in a nation that is growing in military might and economic scale yet still plagued by secrets and partisan loyalty; provincialism and debt of gratitude. Through the interplay of magic, religion, mystery, and state secrey, the priest grew in wealth and power as he controls his mother nation and the fate of the world.

Follow young dissent Elizabeth Blair, as she travels across the country to take down her corrupt, totalitarian government, along the way meeting the dorky former military general, Ben O'Brien. __________________________________________ Updates happening now! I'll add some more descriptions after a few more chapters ___________________________________________ Thanks for over 300 reads! :D

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)