histórias de Roaringtwenties

For aspiring singer Ivy Hart, all that should be on her mind is to get a well paying job to help support her struggling and ailing family. But when she stumbles across a speakeasy in need of a new waitress, she crosses paths with a sarcastic yet wildly captivating bartender and secret songwriter, Levi Janson and the two form an unlikey partnership of their time. However, they soon discover that their shared passion will generate more than just the key to success in getting what they want for their careers, but also untapped and tempting feelings-despite him being engaged to another woman. Will they manage to rise above oppositions, or will the road to a better future be a lot bumpier than they bargained for? BOOK ONE OF 'The Roaring Twenties' FAV RANKINGS: #2 in roaringtwenties 10/2022 #23 in 1920s 11/2022

Laura is an aspiring musician and her husband, Joel is a wannabe author. One day this young couple decides to enter a challenge, the challenge requires the couple to live in their favorite time period for a year. Going to the limits of what is allowed in today's society. Will they win the prize that will help then establish a family or will they lose and have to live in shame in humiliation.

The 1920's are just beginning to roar when seventeen-year-old Kate March, an amateur slew and budding reporter, charges headlong into the most famous murder scene in Hollywood history. The industry's beloved film director has come to a ghastly end but Kate knows murder makes good copy. Reckless with excitement, Kate sets her sights on solving the mystery and saving her family's failing newspaper business. Slick dandies and dolled up shebas are no match for Kate and her best friend, Addy, who plunge unceremoniously into dangerous schemes involving salacious gambling dens and illegal speakeasies; not to mention the dark and seedy underbelly of Paramount studios. A spectacularly wild time is had by all until Kate lands on the wrong end of a murder charge.

Captain Nemo (after World War I/in the 1920s)

The Old Shelter is a speakeasy, you can only enter if you know the password. It stands in the heart of the Black Belt of Chicago and it hides a dark past. People know. They know why the speakeasy is haunted. Please enter and make yourself at ease.

"I'll beat you up worse than the first Jesus, don't you fret." When the Shelby's little sister finds out that Isaiah Jesus isn't so bad after all.

"Life's journey can take a sharp turn and send you down a path that was not on your planned course. In the beginning you might be scared and afraid but in the end you know it was the right path for you. It was your destiny." He says while looking down at his gold pocket watch. "Is that what happened to you? The whole path thing," I ask him while looking at his down turned face. "You could say that," He looks back up with a smirk, "Now where is that coffee." Fancy dinner parties, a higher education, expensive clothes, and a chauffeur. Mina Johnson has lived a privileged but, sheltered life. Living in the wealthier part of New York City and always surrounded by other wealthy families, who wouldn't be! Mina, though, is sick and tired of this lifestyle and dreams of wild adventures in faraway lands. That is all about to change with the return of her Uncle Horatio, the black sheep of the family as her grandmother likes to label him as. This wild, adventurous, and mysterious man, who Mina has always looked up to, is finally home and is conjuring up another wild scheme and adventure but, this time Mina is offered a chance to go along with him. Little did she know that an innocent journey to Paris with her Uncle would end up into the most extraordinary experience of her life. Throw in a little romance and witnessing a life beyond parties and fancy dinners, who knows what a young perfectly privileged girl living in the roaring year of 1922 is going to expect! Copyright: All Rights Reserved

A city in ruins. A mafia organization. And one man who has a choice to make. One that will change everything. The year is 1920. The city of Riplin, Ireland is in ruins. One day, a man named Tommy Branclo is given an offer he can't turn down. Somewhere in the city, there is a mafia organization who needs to be taken out. Will Tommy work for this organization that wants to take out their enemies? Or...will he die trying??

Six stories of love, lust and deception develop across New York City, one fateful night in 1923.

Alfred Jones lives in New York City, during possibly the most thrilling ages the metropolis has ever known: the Roaring Twenties. However, unlike the thousands of young Americans chasing the American Dream, he IS the American Dream. Enjoying the ride that is this raucous decade, he just takes it day by day; that is, until a certain someone enters his life, and sends it all spiraling gloriously, thrillingly, dangerously out of control. By all means, I'm just screwing around here, might not even go further with it. Depends on whether it's any good. Let me know what you think! Note: None of the pictures are mine. If you recognize one as yours, and want credit, let me know in the comments section of the chapter it is used in. Thanks much!

Ryacell's world collapses when he encounters an unknown beast in church. The insomniac, orphaned newsboy, Ryacell, lives off of his saved francs at the wake of the new decade, the "Années Folles," until he gets an unexpected visit from his diehard crush - the elegant, beautiful, and rich girl, Saphire Creliz. Through Saphire, he meets the tomboyish orphan, Rashelle Naverias. As he learns more about his new acquaintances, he crosses a point of no return. Updated every Friday (or every other Friday)! Dear fellow reader, I'd just like to preface you with a couple of things. Firstly, I don't consider myself a writer. I am probably a beginner at most, haha, so I apologize for any blips you may come across. Secondly, although this story does have a slow "prologue" (I would call), there will be some graphic scenes along the way, and I will put a warning if a chapter does contain any gory bits. Lastly, please no spoilers to new readers, but you all should know that. ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°) Like dark fantasy? Mystery? Plot twists? Romance? Comedy? Action? All of the above? Well, I hope this story provides you with some type of enjoyment. Thank you! -RREN

Fairy: (noun) jazz age term for homosexual. An anxiety-ridden writer, Az Fell, insulted constantly by his editor, Gabriel, meets a rich, secretly kind man with crimson hair and he falls in love.

Vigil lives in fear of her own mind. Voices live inside her head. She should have been in an asylum, but her parents' are determined to keep her condition a secret. In order to hide the sickness, she is kept in the luxurious manor house, only allowed in public for a couple hours. When she meets the family's young gardener, she relies on him to show her the world-- to show her what love is. Make them stop. Make it stop. Sweaty palms were clamped over the sides of her head, though ears were not required to hear the voices. A scream was building in her throat, but she couldn't let them know. Couldn't give away the demons that lurked inside her brain. So she let the fear out in a different way. Fingernails tore the carefully painted murals that adorned her bedroom walls. Teeth ripped into linen sheets. Her mouth gaped open in a silent scream. I won't stop until you give up. The voice was still booming through her skull. Her hands dug into her hair. "Shut up, shut up, shut up!" She hissed, willing herself from sobbing. I won't stop until you give up. Jump! The last part was a head-splitting roar, and the girl threw herself upon the bed. A knock at the door. A soft voice, her mother. "Vigil? Did it happen?" The door slowly creaked open. Her mother cautiously inched toward her body, like a hunter approaching a half-dead wild animal. Not like a half-dead wild animal. Vigil was, at the end of the day, just that.

The summer of 1921 was fateful, sad, and for Maude? Life changing. The air was warm, the streets were bustling, and automobiles were quickly replacing stagecoaches and warfies on the unforgiving streets of Chicago; But Maude was infatuated with the city all the same. But how well could she solve the murder? That summer might have been life changing, but it left Maude with the head-scratching question. who killed Mr. Andrews?

The Miller family is an old money, prominent aristocratic family in the 1910ś going forward. A very powerful and influential in America, most respected, adored, honored-but the dangers of ambition, success, and wealth can corrupt a man in the most unbreakable gut-wrenching ways.

Greeting. My name is Timothy Johnson and I work for I. S. A. or Illegal Sorcery Academy. The I. S. A. a branch of government which forbids any dangerous magic activity near human inhabitant areas. You are obliged to leave this place at once or else I will catch you and drag you back myself. Try to pull a violent act upon me or my assistant, Tiffany Smith, and your life will be over in a few split seconds.

Short poem inspired by The Great Gatsby .