Reluctantheroes Stories

Jaquin Tyan-Piquin thought she had it all. She had friends. She had no responsibilities. If 'A Pirate's Life For Me' were a person, Jaquin would be her. But one adventure goes wrong. She's left behind. Her family is torn from her. Her family seems to not even be looking for her. What's left for her now? Illia Tyan-Piquin had a lovely life. A loving wife and daughter. a crew that loved her. A ship she loved. Until her daughter is left behind. Illia will tear the universe apart and won't stop until she finds her daughter. Is she willing to part from her crew to do it?

It's year 2078...And the world is at it's worst... No, scratch that... It's even more horrid than that. Being 'at it's worst...' is an understatement. Around one hundred men have created some gas of some sort that can kill someone without them having any time at all to react, Ana manages to live through it all...Losing everyone close to her and getting herself nearly killed attempting to escape the town. Ana has a plan, she wants to figure out what they've made and she if there's anything that she can do to stop it and whatever their plan is. How she's going to do that alone...Is a mystery to her. All she knows is the fate of the world, and the lives on it, are in her hands now... And it's up to her to save everyone else before they die of this strange phenomena... But her biggest question is... Can she do it? ____________________ Story, Plot, Characters, and Cover Art © AriannaALMOSTGrande

Eren Jaeger only knows the wall. Rhea knows much more. Instead of having the bliss of her brother's ignorance, she for fourteen years was raised in Marley, raised in hatred for the wealthy ants inside the walls. She hates the fact that, with one command, she had to gain the horrific powers of a chaotic beast. So when she hears Annie, Bertholdt and Reiner are heading in the walls she sneaks along with them and joins the survey corps...but when she meets her brother, will her outlook on the Eldians change?

In a world of wizards, witches, elves, trolls, fairies, mermaids and what have you, prophecies as pretty much a dime a dozen. And in the city of Dunmai, home of the University of Wizardry, the chances of going your life without getting roped into a prophecy is sitting at around about zero. Really, all you can do is simply pray that whatever you're hit with won't leave too big a mark. Unfortunately for our intrepid group of soon to be adventurers, they all got pulled into an ancient prophecy. One that involves fighting dragons, rescuing princesses from far off lands, lots of dungeons full of traps and battling evil forces from just beyond the veil. Just what every 20-something wants, right?

💀 Hope In The Dark: An Angel of the Ankh Novel 💀 By Mikey Maniak Two monster hunters. One haunted city. And a darkness that remembers your name. Max is a former soldier turned ghost-chaser, still reeling from the disappearance of his pregnant wife. Vicky is the last true believer of a forgotten god, bound by blood and fire to a secret order older than history. Together, they hunt things the world pretends don't exist-things that bite, burn, and bleed. When a series of disappearances leads them to an abandoned sewer tunnel in Ohio, they uncover more than a monster. A forbidden bloodline has awakened, and its master has been feeding beneath the city for centuries. As the hunt pulls them into a glittering underworld of glamoured ghosts, mind-bending rituals, and psychic warfare, Max and Vicky find themselves outmatched, outnumbered, and unraveling. The Ankh burns. The past claws back. And the deeper they go, the more they realize- They're not the hunters anymore. If you love gritty urban fantasy, forbidden magic, slow-burn tension, and emotionally scarred heroes who bite back, this one's for you. 🔥 Action. 💔 Trauma. 🧿 Mythology. 🩸 Monsters. Welcome to the dark. Hope you survive it.

The conversations between some of my characters and my friends characters! I love the people mentioned in This book they are amazing!

I wasn't abandoned, I ran away. Or at least that's what I like to tell myself. I was normal. Normal family, normal friends, normal life. But everything changed that one painful night when I felt a sharp pain in my chest, and the heart disease surfaced. My family tried to support me, but eventually it was too much for them, and they moved, abandoning me, a 10 year old child to rot in the gutters of Wall Rose. By cruel turn of events, I found myself in the Underground, trying to escape enslavement. I am 14. I try hard to support myself, but I'm not made for this environment. What happens when I can't get the medicine, when my heart's going to give out? Will I find a way to survive? Will I ever see the stars again, or more importantly, my family? [told from first person, x reader!]

They were born from the stars, but the world refuses to let them stay. It has been three years since the Genesis Flares, the solar phenomenon that gave birth to Astrans: beings with abilities beyond human comprehension. Some see them as miracles, others as abominations but to those in power, they are a threat that must be controlled, exploited, or eradicated. Fear spreads like wildfire, and war is inevitable. Among the displaced and the hunted, a survivor fights to carve out a future for her people, refusing to let them be erased from history. By her side stands the one who saved her, a sister in all but blood, a friend who has vowed to protect her, even if it means keeping dangerous secrets. As alliances fracture and loyalties are tested, they must navigate a world that has already decided what they are: enemies. In the heart of the conflict, two minds once dedicated to progress now wrestle with the weight of their own creations. One, a scientist bound by failing health, seeks to undo the greatest mistake of his life before time runs out. The other, an engineer thrust unwillingly into war, struggles between duty, regret, and the burden of being the only one left to fight. Lines blur between vengeance and justice, survival and sacrifice. The choices they make will determine not only the outcome of the war but the future of the Astrans themselves. Before the war, before the fear, they were all the same. They were all stardust once.