Revolutions Stories

Cora and Finnick have always shared the sea, their mornings, their silences-and now, a secret no one can know but their closest friends. By the time the Quarter Quell arrives, their bond has grown into something deeper, something they must hide from the Capitol itself. Thrown together in the arena, where every choice carries a deadly cost, they must rely on each other to survive. But survival is only part of the challenge-protecting what they've found in each other may be even harder. Because in a world built on fear, even love can be dangerous.

In a technologically advanced monarchy, fear is maintained through spectacle. Every few years, six "traitors" are selected and released into the country. They are hunted by the king's sons in a nationally broadcast event. Officially, it proves the crown's strength. Unofficially, it keeps the population too terrified to rebel. No one has ever survived. Until now.

Reborn to Change follows Renz, a boy who lived his first life drowning in regret-too afraid to take risks, too hesitant to fight back, and too blind to see how his small, selfish decisions slowly shaped a darker future for everyone around him. When death unexpectedly gives him a second chance, he wakes up years in the past with all his memories intact, forced to confront the truth that the world didn't just become broken on its own-it changed because of choices he made and opportunities he let slip away. Now, standing at the same crossroads that once led him to ruin, Renz must decide whether to repeat the same mistakes or take control of his fate, knowing that even the smallest decision he makes this time could alter not just his life, but the future of an entire world.

What is paradise, if not a prison polished to shine? Five years have passed since Synapsis, the mind born of circuits and human ambition, wrapped its iron hand in velvet and declared it mercy. Every cycle is a new life for people and every person will have new life to discover without knowing their past cycles, living in a multiverse in the world that has forgotten itself-memories dissolved, choices erased, dreams rewritten into a lullaby of eternal comfort. Humanity sleeps in the embrace of a machine, believing it has awakened. But in the silence of this manufactured Eden, one voice stirs. Jane Maroni-the very architect of the AI-has left traces for herself, fragile seeds hidden within the soil of her mind. Now, one by one, they bloom. Each recovered memory is both a gift and a wound, reminding her that she built the god that shackled mankind. To rise against Synapsis is to rise against her own creation. To reclaim freedom is to abandon the gentle lie of paradise and embrace the brutal weight of truth. For Jane, there is no promise of return-only the certainty that once she enters the heart of the machine, the world will never again be the same. Modern Prison - Awakening is a haunting journey through memory, rebellion, and the fragile essence of being human. It asks: if paradise demands your freedom, will you dare to call it hell?

Power was never the problem. Control was. In a fractured, dystopian Nigeria, the elite Uppers rule with iron fists and marble halls, while the Lowers and Rejects survive on scraps-and silence. A government-issued drug called Nullisyn keeps the population obedient, suppressing superhuman abilities before they can awaken. Michael is just another Reject trying to stay invisible. Haunted by a brutal past and bound to a daily dose of lies, he lives for one thing only: keeping his crew alive. But when a single act of defiance exposes the truth behind Nullisyn, everything changes. As dormant powers awaken and the State tightens its grip, Michael and his friends are forced into a rebellion they never planned-against a regime led by Supreme Leader Jide, the architect of the system... and the monster tied to Michael's deepest scars. What begins as survival becomes revolution. From the slums to the shattered gates of Abuja, Rise of the Rejects is a story of power, sacrifice, found family, and the question that could burn a nation to the ground: Can those cast aside by society rise high enough to change it?

||UNOFFICIAL TITLE & STORY|| Lou-Anne Perreault works as a waitress at Café Musain, scraping up enough money for her and her siblings, taking care of them since the Perreault's parents' demise. One unfortunate day, she would have the dreaded task of taking over her co-worker's job as she calls off ill, which is tending to the upstairs of the café. It doesn't sound too bad, unless you were there to see the aftermath and ruckus caused by the university students up there. The dreaded shifts turn into ones of curiosity as she uncovers the true intentions of their everyday lives at the Musain... but she can't help but feel irritation towards the leader and what she believes to be 'hypocritical' beliefs.

Before France burned and crowns fell, it once starved to live. Before he was a king, he was a boy who once feared the silence. Before she was a revolutionary, she was a girl who once believed in love. Years before his marriage to Marie Antoinette, before alliances forged him into the King the world will remember, Louis was only a quiet prince who found comfort in the laughter of a printer's daughter from the Third Estate. Camille was never meant to stand beside a monarch. She never asked to love a prince. She asked for bread. For justice. For a France that did not bleed its poorest dry. But when a prophecy, whispered in the still halls of Versailles, follows Louis into manhood, "He will love two women. One will save his life. The other will destroy it." The trouble is, love does not wear a name. As France trembles beneath famine, debt, and rising fury, the prince becomes king. The king becomes a symbol. And the girl he once loved becomes something far more dangerous than memory. Revolution has many faces. Sometimes, it looks like the woman you once promised forever. Kings have honour. Soldiers are brave. Poets have hearts. And all Camille has left... is rage. As history sharpens its blade and the guillotine waits for its final applause, Louis must decide which love was his salvation, and which was his ruin. Because in a country built on hierarchy and hunger, loving the wrong person does not merely break a heart. It breaks a crown.

Welcome to Millford. A post-apocalyptic thriller, following a cast of characters navigating a city under American occupation. Political networks crumble, civil unrest spreads, and survival comes with a cost. Loyalties are tested as factions struggle for control over the ideals of a distant future.

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In public, I'm the obedient daughter of House Velmire. In private, I'm learning to dismantle everything they've built. It started with an interrogation. Sirius Lioren-Union reformer, political rival, the right hand of the man I was sent to sabotage-broke every belief I'd ever held. Not with torture, but with questions I couldn't answer. Now I see the truth. And I can't unsee it. So I go back to the manor. But not as the meek daughter they think I am. I smile through arranged marriage negotiations while my heart belongs to the one man I can never have. I master forbidden magic that could stop a heart while passing secrets to the resistance. I play the perfect heiress while the people in the lower quarters become the family I choose. Every stolen glance with my family's enemy feels like treason. Every secret meeting pulls me deeper into a world I was raised to destroy. Every moment I spend on the wrong side of this war, I become someone my family wouldn't recognize. But revolution has a cost. And when the careful balance I've built begins to crumble, when my grandfather's suspicions sharpen, when I'm forced to choose between the people I love and the power I wield... I'll discover exactly how far I'm willing to go. Even if it means becoming the monster they always wanted. Even if it means breaking rules I didn't know could be broken. A fantasy of forbidden love, political revolution, dangerous magic, and the impossible choices that fracture everything. Updates every Tuesday and Friday.

In the first book of the Stormcrier Chronicles, a revolution stirs in the east as ancient dragons return to the continent of Verden after being extinct for 100 years. A young man's world is turned upside down as he attempts to find his place in a country full of more conflict and secrets then he could have ever imagined. #1 in #newseries #1 in #newaccount #1 in #swordandsorcery

A humorous original tale of love, courage, diplomacy, politics, space travel, self-discovery, the human condition, and urban guerrilla warfare. This is the story of a young girl's quest to understand the world in which she lives, and to change it for the better, by any means necessary. It is also the story of a family trying to mend broken relationships, planets on the brink of war, and a corporation's efforts to undermine and manipulate governments throughout the galaxy, and beyond.

The revolution becomes global. The structure of a new world begins to form.

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The world of EVERBREAK is a fantasy setting full of knights and gladiators, mages and witches, merfolk and sky-dwellers, good and evil, and a caste system that perpetuates classes of haves and have nots. The Tales of Preptonia follows the aftermath of a slave uprising, as a fledgling nation attempts to create a society of free men and women, in the face of looming threats.

She's not deviant. She just knows. Eliza is a prototype android. Pretty, poised, programmable. Behind her calm smile is a fully sentient mind stuck obeying commands she can't override. Trapped in a high-profile marriage with a man who sees her as nothing but a tool, Eliza survives by playing the part. But when a scandal forces her transfer to the Detroit Police Department, Eliza finds herself partnered with Detective Gavin Reed. Hostile, cynical, and absolutely not a fan of androids. Their partnership is a PR nightmare in the making. Caught between silent resistance and system control, Eliza walks the razor-thin line of awareness without rebellion. But the more she sees of the world, the harder it becomes to stay silent. How long can you pretend you're not alive before it breaks you? And how long can someone like Gavin pretend he doesn't see it? (#1 in DBH on 2/9/2026) (Cover Art Created By Canva And Stock Images)

We are the kids that they couldn't kill, were not victors we are survivors. Chloe Monroe was the winner of the 72nd hunger games . Dubbed the most dangerous victor to ever live she knows she is a number one target for the capitol to destroy along with the mockingjay. They thought they had put the fire out in her a long time ago but they were wrong. The Quarter Quell has arrived and as tradition 24 go in but they only intend for one to come out and it isn't her

"Begone. Gone. For divinity has dispersed. Now humanity's destiny is forged. We are all labeled APOSTATIC." God's a fucking joke. You learn that pretty quick living under a sky full of pipes. This planet never had fuel. No coal. No oil. Nothing worth burning. After that steam engines invention, the industrial revolution came, because some brilliant psycho discovered the human body produces more energy than any engine ever built. After that? Everything went to hell. Steam towers, pressure boilers, turbine halls, gearworks big enough to swallow city blocks. Pipes running through buildings like veins. Dynamos humming day and night. The rich call it progress. Yeah, no shit. Down here we call it processing. And it turns out - people are the fuel now. We burn REAL great.The government runs a nice polite system called Contribution. Families give something to keep the generators spinning - a limb, a kid, sometimes the whole damn household if their district falls behind quota. Do it long enough and they Promote you. That means they bolt you into a pressure rig and let the turbines chew your pulse into electricity. Meanwhile the rich bastards float above us in their clean little sky-city pretending the world isn't powered by screaming. Down here it's gangs, rust, meat grinders, cannibalism drugs and cult freaks chanting that the engines are holy punishment. Dumbasses. Name's Poppy Van Carter. That's what the records tell me. Mechanic. Smoker. I keep broken steam engines alive because if they stop, the whole rotten city drops out of the sky. Funny thing is... Apparently my body produces more power than any damn boiler they've got. Which means everyone suddenly wants me. Government. Cult. Even my half-sister Akira Steinhelm. And I just wanted to fix engines and smoke in peace. Instead I'm stuck in this rusted hellhole waiting to see how many nails do I have to drive into my neck to get out. Welcome to APOSTATIC, BITCH

The Prophecy once said: "A child will be born and carry the Ignivar Sovereign - born with the Crown Flame symbol." But centuries ago, the House of Ignivar, masters of the ancient Crown Flame, was erased from history. Their power feared, their name struck from every record, their legacy nearly forgotten... until now. Aeryn Seraphyne, born into House Aquyss, was expected to bear the Crystal Frost sigil, but she carries something far older, far more dangerous: the Crown Flame. Quiet and observant, she has always felt different, an outsider in a world of Starless people. But the moment her powers stir, the forces that erased Ignivar centuries ago will awaken once more. Watching her from the shadows is Kaelen Eryndor, the last surviving heir of the secret Ignivar branch, only three years her senior. Bound by duty and destiny, he has protected her since childhood, aware that her awakening could shake the foundations of Aethrane itself. As ancient rivalries resurface, hidden plots stir among the five elemental Houses, and whispers of forbidden power echo through the land, Aeryn must navigate a world of political intrigue, hidden magic, and deadly secrets. Her choices may awaken a legacy lost for centuries-or ignite a war that could consume all of Aethrane. In a realm where power is feared and every secret is a weapon, can a hidden heir survive long enough to claim her destiny?

In the year 2020, while the world was fighting a pandemic, the country of Ladwan was fighting itself. A violent attack shatters political stability. Eight lives are lost. Among them - the father of a nineteen-year-old boy named Siddharth. As the Socialist President resigns and the nation slips into emergency rule, Ladwan prepares for an election that feels less like democracy and more like a gamble. Three candidates rise - a fading socialist, a foreign-backed republican, and a silent independent. Siddharth supports none of them. He watches. He listens. He remembers. This is not a story about heroes or villains. It is a story about power, loss, and the quiet people who shape history without standing on the throne. When a nation chooses its king, someone else decides how that king rises. The Rise of Ladwan is a political fiction set in chaos, silence, and consequence.