Southerngothic Stories

Holly Gaines is a young witch, orphaned after the death of her parents years earlier. She bides her time taking art classes and waiting for the day she can finally leave behind the streets of Savannah. When two handsome strangers roll into her favourite bar, she knows she can't trust them. After all, they're Hunters. And Hunters don't mix well with witches. Hunters are the reason her parents are dead - or so she thinks. But after a near death experience, Holly finds her very soul bound to one of one of the brothers, a man she never thought she could trust. Now her and the Winchesters have to work together to take down the menacing presence that's been stalking her city... one that's got his fangs aimed right for Holly's throat. **** This is a fanfic novella based on the show Supernatural, but it doesn't require knowledge of the show to enjoy. Featuring an original FMC.

"𝘢𝘭𝘸𝘢𝘺𝘴, 𝘧𝘰𝘳𝘦𝘷𝘦𝘳, 𝘳𝘶𝘯𝘯𝘪𝘯𝘨 𝘣𝘢𝘤𝘬 𝘵𝘰 𝘺𝘰𝘶" Lucille Smith, Negan Smiths daughter finally meets her secret walkie talkie boyfriend, but unfortunately for them, its while her dad is beating his friends to death with a bat. (carl grimes x fem oc) my biggest inspiration while writing this has been of course @angelicfawn 💗🫶

a girl named Nicole joins the "after school club" but little does she know she founds out its a lot darker then some group for people who have incurable diseases and for outcasts...

Magic, history, and science collide when a scientific advancement sparks a power struggle between two wealthy Charleston families: one supernaturally gifted and the other scientifically advanced. Unfortunately for both families' matriarchs, two sons from the warring sides fall in love. Part 1 provides the origin story of the two matriarchs-- Belinda and Evelyn--in 1960s South Carolina. Part two will jump ahead to current day where we'll meet their grandsons, Ira and Harlan.

After a devastating defeat, humanity was forced to give up their land and relocate to two isolated continents that were labeled as impossible to live on. After hundreds of years while the rest of the world focuses on agricultural and living conditions. Humanity had focused on its weapons and military. As years of isolation were broken and tensions rise, the fate of the world is left uncertain.

In 1897, Charlotte Moreau has been in an abusive marriage for years and the only solace she has is in the quiet moments when her husband and children are asleep. She often spends time by the lake and usually finds it a place of solace until one day when she receives a message in a bottle from her former best friend Marie who passed away. She encounters a friend of her acquaintance, Julien Deroche, a man she despises. She begins to argue with him, telling him to leave her alone. She begins to argue with him, telling him vicious things and to turn the other way when they cross paths. When she goes to the woods to find a new place to escape from her daily hell, she encounters Julien and must come to terms with what happened to Marie because Julien knows the truth. And because of their connection to Marie, she begins to soften toward him until she begins seeing him every day in this isolated place. But then Charlotte realizes that she has fallen desperately in love with him. And her husband begins to suspect something when she has dirt on her dress nearly every day. She must choose between her heart and her duty to her husband and children.

Raised on blood, secrets, and survival, Delia spent her childhood on her grandmother's pig farm but it's the place she swore she'd never return to. Now, ten years later, grief drags her back to the only home that ever truly claimed her. Delia returns to the farm after her grandmother's death, the last heir to a quiet legacy of rural vengeance. Isolated, grim, and fiercely loyal to the rules that shaped her, she intends to keep to herself. But word travels. And women start to come. Some desperate, some dangerous asking the question she thought was buried with the past: "Do you still take care of problems?" As Delia begins to clean up after men the law won't touch, she's forced to confront her inheritance both the brutal, clear-eyed justice her grandmother taught her and the deep, festering rot it's grown into. When a teenage girl begs to be taken in, and a persistent investigator starts circling, Delia must decide if she'll burn it all down or raise the next generation.

When seventeen-year-old Naya Porter moves from Boston to rural Georgia to live with her dad and aunt, she expects to be bored out of her mind. But there's something in the woods behind her aunt's house that has other plans for her. Something old and hateful that's trapped behind a twelve-foot-high brick wall that her family has guarded for generations. With the accompaniment of four new acquaintances from school, ranging from emerging crush to low-key nemesis, Naya must lead a deadly expedition through a breach in the wall where she'll encounter a nightmare-scape mash-up of horrifyingly real haunted houses. **New chapters drop weekly on Fridays!**

Odessa has always lived in the depths of slavery but when a power is revealed to be tied to her, her life is turned right-side up. Bound by a vision, she's tasked with helping her people escape a plantation steeped in death, despair, and danger. Will she free her people from the bondage of slavery?

Just read it.

When you cast a spell to save your town, what could go wrong? Wilson Parish has fallen to a crime wave that's transformed the once-quiet community into a hub for organized crime. Desperate times call for desperate measures-so when Freeman McCray discovers an old family recipe for conjuring a hero, he gathers six townspeople to try it. One serpent's tongue. One queen bee. Two vials of blood marked "grace" and "mercy." And something to mold the hero's form. But Freeman didn't unroll the scroll far enough to read his great-great-grandmother's warning. In a hero's sight, there is no in between. Either it's wrong... or it's right. A dark fantasy short story about the danger of calling for justice when no one is innocent.

Seventeen year old Wilder Ansley is being followed. By who? He hasn't got a clue. By people and creatures no one else can see. That's a good enough place to start. To make matters worse, he's also able to do things that make no sense at all - like unintentionally setting fire to his foster brother's bed. Without the help of a lighter or matches. Wilder prides himself that recently, aside from a few unfortunate incidents, he's been able to keep whatever happens when he loses his cool mostly under control. That is until a freak lightning storm alerts the mysterious New Orleans Council to his whereabouts. And his burgeoning abilities. Within hours, Wilder is thrown headfirst into a whole new world, hidden behind a Shroud, and it feels more like home than he cares to admit. Despite his initial hesitations, Wilder finds friendship, and maybe something more, among these new strangers. But it turns out uncovering his place in the Eadar might be harder than he thought. Wilder must force himself to face the truth about who everyone else believes him to be-all while a decades long war escalates within and beyond the Shroud, threatening not only the Eadar and his new found friends, but the human world he's left behind. Red Summer, now available for pre-order on Amazon and Barnes and Noble, is the first installment of the Stone and Scale quartet. I will be posting 1-2 scenes a week - always on Fridays, sometimes on Tuesdays, until launch (February 18, 2026). All scenes will have text to speech available! It'll end up being roughly half the book but not the entire novel. I'll be hosting a GoodReads Giveaway for the entire book in September though, and I'd LOVE for my readers here to get first dibs!

A series of original poems about social injustice, discrimination, and marginalization of different groups of peoples and issues.

A southern gothic short screenplay based on a short film. - The script is cut into spaces (PDF cannot be pasted).

Lillian, a young girl born and raised in the Southern America has succumbed to a life of sin- sent away under a heavy hand of shame. She is banished from her home, and delivered to a secluded Christian community hidden deep within the forest land and the dust-choked fields of America. The school promises salvation. Redemption. A cleansing of the soul. But Mercy Hall is no sanctuary. Instead she finds herself on the line between salvation and control as she meets him.

Growing up in the suburbs There's nowhere for you to scream I am not afraid of hell I am from Connecticut --Cat Crash

In the haunted heart of New Orleans, Zariah Baptiste thought she was just another girl with a fractured past-until a violent attack awakens something ancient in her blood. Pulled into a hidden world of vampire Houses, ancestral magic, and a war rooted in betrayal, Zariah learns she is the last living heir of a forgotten queen: Nyah Sungbo. To reclaim her birthright, Zariah must survive three deadly trials-of blood, memory, and fire-each revealing terrifying truths about her lineage and the curse that never died. As old enemies rise and a shadow from the past hunts her across sacred ground, Zariah must decide whether to carry the flame... or become it. But the deeper she goes, the clearer it becomes: This isn't just her story. It's a reckoning. And the blood always remembers.

men are only so strong all it takes is a pretty girl with bambi eyes to get them into some deep, deep trouble.

In the supernatural world nothing is as it seems. Everything is best to be questioned. Nothing is to be taken for granted nor assumed. When hunting demons, immortals, fallen angels you need to know exactly 'who' you are hunting. In the spiritual world a name means everything. Without it. One can go on a wild goose chase for years. In their quest to find Old Yellow Eyes, Dean and Sam encounters an unknown type of hunters and curiosity caused them to want to know how these ancient hunters survived for eons. Since the dawn of human history. 1 #Southerngothic 2 #Azazel