Redcoats Stories

Raise a Glass to the five of us! Where John Lauren's meets a special someone.

Us Hamiltons are very judged, but no one notices it, it seems. Our mother would be so proud to know that we are standing on the New York Harbor. I never would've thought.

#3 in RedCoat//: YAS the cover may not be attractive, but, there is always a but. Read this; ;) Some heart beats can last forever, and some may have to be earned. This book can only be understood when from the heart. You have to imagine you are Jane Eve. Life will always have some ups and downs. Life may throw some problems, however she tries to overcome them will her love, Cole. Will Cole and Jane be soulmates, or will Jane be to different than normal for Cole?

Fearful that her ailing father will be drafted into the Continental Army, General Daniel Morgan's eldest daughter is willing to risk everything in order to save him and to uphold her family's honor. Nancy Morgan is a young, courageous woman who puts everything on the line for those whom she loves, and will stop at nothing to protect her loved ones. Join Nancy on her adventure as she fights for freedom with the rest of the Thirteen Colonies, and as she brings her family honor in her own remarkable way. {{ inspired by Walt Disney's "Mulan", which details a young girl who disguises herself as a man to take her father's place in the Chinese army; all rights for song lyrics, lines, and characterization go to their respective owners. as for the characters inspired by historical figures, they are portrayed as the author envisions them to be portrayed as; any actions displayed by these characters that defies their historical actions are simply written to affect the plot of the story }} "This story is dedicated to my good friend, Morgan Abercrombie, who portrays Fa Mulan in our school's production of 'Mulan', who inspired this story with her extensive knowledge of American history. With sisterly love, I dedicate this story to her." ~Ashleigh Vickery (primary author)

500 word short!

Jimmy Go is lost in a hell he can't escape. Slave to a job he hates, Jimmy lives, eats, and writhes in the factory-sponsored void his life has fallen into. A cracking cog in a mindless, paranoid war machine, Jimmy no longer remembers who he is, why he's there-or why someone's left him a warning: You don't belong here, Little Man Go. Each day before work, Jimmy stares out his window watching Hat, Cloak, and Umbrella Warriors defend his home of Wren from marauding Clans and Gangs. It's a war that has stretched for seventy years. Like his own life, it feels pointless. All that's forgotten, however, when a new girl shows up for work and Jimmy finds himself lost once again: in her light-brown hair, in her hazel eyes-in her sudden interest in him. But the new girl has a secret. She and her friends are there on a mission: to yank Jimmy from his stupor and awaken him to who he really is, why he has to fight, and what's waiting for him beyond the Great Divide. To get there, they'll have to battle a deadly new army of mindless assassins-and Little Man Go will learn it's he alone who can lead them home.

Thomas Preston, General Gage's right hand man, has turned traitor and joined the rebels. A spy then turns up and everyone starts accusing Preston of leaking intelligence. Preston must find the culprit and clear his name before it is too late.

I wrote this when I was about 13 years old, and it is very heavily inspired by Stephen Crane's 'The Red Badge of Courage' to the point where it's basically a rip-off. In particular you'll note this in a lot of the imagery, and the explicit use of dialect in dialogue -- the latter of which I now regret. I love 'The Red Badge of Courage' and wanted to write something of the same ilk, but being Canadian decided to set it in the War of 1812. In hindsight the epilogue is horrifically cliche.

(Originally published Nov 06, 2016- Nov 23, 2016) Coercive Acts- 1774 During this time, British Parliament passed several acts which raised taxes on several of the American colonists' goods, and allowed British soldiers to invade any building they liked under the command of the British Parliament. Angered by this, colonists protested against several other acts passed afterwards until the Revolutionary War was begun and won by the Americans.

Y/N is a Schuyler. The twin sister to Elizabeth Schuyler, or Eliza. Her father is rich, so almost every man in America is interested in her. She spends every evening going out with her sisters to find a man who is actually kind and uses his mind. Peggy (the youngest) and Y/N don't really want to go, but they follow their sisters. Just like they always have and always will. The four Schuyler sisters remember how lucky they are to be alive right then. During the American Revolution, when history is being made. Love. Death. Heartbreak. Fear. Pain. Happiness. Craziness. Hamilton. #1- kinggeorgexreader #1- colonists #1- hamiltonmusical #1- redcoats #4- alexanderhamilton

A short pirate tale, 577 words

It's back in the time of the revolutionary war and you join. But as General Washington's only daughter you have a pretty protective dad. You manage to convince him to let you join. When you arrive at the barracks you meet Alexander Hamilton, John Laurens, Hercules Mulligan, and Marquis de Lafayette. Who knew that you would become quite fond of America's Favorite Fighting Frenchman. Question is: Does he feel the same?

Jordan goes into the future by accident, trying to get away from the people that wanna get him. Also known as the Red Coats. They wear full red and black. Jordan doesn't know why theyre after him, until he realizes that he stole something that they wanted. He finds out that he's a thief and is wanted in the future. How will he get back to the past if where ever he goes, he's being chased. Who will help him and will he make it? This is Jordan's greatest test, will he fail or succeed? PS! Sorry if theres a lot of mistakes and spelling mistakes! But it's very bloody story :) Hope ya'll like it

This is An AU if Lauren's would've lived after the war. He gets to raise his daughter and becomes an "uncle" to Philip and Theodosia. Don't know what else to put Lmao

Rose Gilmartin leaves her home in London behind to work at her uncle's inn on the lonely Yorkshire moors. Homesick at first, she befriends her cousin Bess and young Dominic Monaghan, and meets Bess' lover, highwayman Arthur Langley. But when redcoats turn up in the district, things quickly become dangerous. Can Rose protect her friends? Inspired by and loosely based on Alfred Noyes' poem 'The Highwayman'.

"Please, miss I...I don't wish to die," he pleaded whole heartedly. She could sense the wobbliness in his voice as he swayed lightly on the extravagant porch. "Please." She hesitated for a moment and weighed her options. "Come quickly," she demanded. Cathleen was in a state of shock to say the least, but didn't want any man's blood to be on her delicate hands. ___________________________________________ Cathleen Atwood was raised in a loyalist home, which greatly disliked any of the rebels: whatever their cause may be. Very opinionated, Cathleen wants nothing more than to get the silly rebellion over with. Henry Chantley was partial to the American cause. A soldier at the age of 18, he was cocky and stubborn. He never dreamt that he would be stumbling up to the house of a loyalist, imploring the help of a rather prestigious girl. Both find themselves in trouble, and have to escape the grueling hand of the British. How will they survive this one?

Elizabeth Woodhull had always been the perfect daughter. She never thought that she would turn against her father for the man she loved. With her brother fighting with her, she believed that anything was possible, but everything was at stake for herself, her love, and her country. She was one of the Culper spies for General George Washington, but would she make it out of this war alive?