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232 Stories

  • The Girl with the Second Chance: Samantha Ray Morgan by ProvidenceHawes
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    Samantha Ray Morgan, the daughter of soccer legend Alex Morgan, navigates a world scarred by tragedy at a young age. Haunted by the memory of her parents' murder, she battles the shadows of PTSD as she tries to forge genuine connections amidst a sea of false friendships. Despite her struggles, Samantha finds solace and strength in her mother's unwavering support and a plan crafted to conquer her fears. Join her on a poignant journey of courage, resilience, and the power of love to heal even the deepest wounds.
  • When Two Wrongs Don't make a Right by AmandaPanda2433
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    Fourteen-year-old Avery Rae Ertz has lived in two worlds-born in Germany, and adopted into an American home, fluent in a language of German and English that echoes her divided heart. At home, she's Julie's spirited daughter, navigating the comfort of dinners and the sometimes awkward dance of fitting in. On the field, she's a fierce midfielder whose explosive talent propels her straight into the ranks of U.S. Women's Youth National Team. As the pressure of elite competition collides with teenage doubts about identity and belonging, Avery must learn to trust her instincts-both in play and in life. Between locker-room friendships, the roar of the crowd, and whisper of two languages in her head, she discovers that true victory isn't just about scoring goals, but about forging a place where she can finally feel whole.
  • Beyond Heritage Blood by AmandaPanda2433
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    At sixteen Ashlyn Leroux's soccer career is already the stuff of legend: a first call-up to the national team, the spotlight of stadium lights, and a legacy that traces back to her World Cup winner mother, Sydney Leroux. But when her debut match puts her against Canada-the team she might've played for-everything she thought she knew loyalty and identity is thrown into question. Born one-quarter Canadian one-quarter American, and half Asian, Ashlyn carries the weight of divided roots and expectations. On the field, she's fearless; off it, she's haunted by the frenzy, by fans demanding she choose a side, and her own mother. As rival chants rise and every touch is under a microscope, Ashlyn must discover what it truly means to wear her country, and whose she colors she's really chasing.
  • Sassy, Saucy, and Silent ; Emily Sonnett's Soft Spoken Daughter by ProvidenceHawes
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    Join Eliza Rae Sonnett, the gentle and passionate 13-year-old daughter of Emily Sonnett, in a heartwarming story of love, dedication, and the beautiful game of soccer. Contrary to what you may expect, Eliza is not your typical teenager - she embodies grace, kindness, and a deep love for the sport that runs in her. family Dive into this touching tale of family bonds and athletic prowess as Eliza navigates the challenges and joys of growing up on and off the field.
  • She Believed She Could so She Did: Emory's Journey to Self-Confidence by PROVIEGHAWES
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    Emory Jade Ertz became Julie and Zach's adopted daughter from Thailand at eight, her heart brimming with hope-yet shadowed by unspoken shame she couldn't name. ESL lessons taught her new, but they couldn bridge the gap between her reflection and her self-worth. Then, in a single, life-altering moment, she stumbled upon a simple mantra: She believed she could-so she did. As Emory navigates school hallways, cultural ties, and the whispers of doubt in her own mind, her story unfolds into a powerful testament to the courage it takes to embrace every part of yourself-and discover that the greatest transformation begins when you choose to believe.
  • Dear You by CAM2027
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    A poetry collection that maybe (hopefully) one day i will professionally publish
  • When All Else Fails: Harper May Sauerbrunn by AmandaPanda2433
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    At 4-years-old Seo-Yun leaves behind the only home she's ever known and arrives in a new world as Harper May Sauerbrunn. A language barrier deserts her; every face is strange. But with Becky's gentle patience and unwavering devotion, Harper give's way to tentative laughter. A shared bedtime story becomes a bridge to understanding. A first English word, uttered between sobs, becomes a doorway to connection. Through moments of fear and flashes of hope this, tender story charts a little girl's journey from isolation to belonging, revealing how love and consistency can transform loneliness into the warmth of family.
  • When Shadows Set You Free : Gracyn (Gracie) Mae Coffey by AmandaPanda2433
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    Fifteen-year-old Gracyn Mae Morrison has had enough. Tired of her parents' drunken tirades and endless "you're too young" lectures, she plots an escape under cover of darkness. One night, after they stumble out for another booze-fueled bender, Gracie slips from her room, her heart pounding with equal parts fear and freedom. Waiting outside is Samantha Coffey-enigmatic, daring, and the first person who's ever treated Gracie like more than a burden. In Samantha's arms, Gracie glimpses a life driven by her own choices, but every step toward independence risks exposing secrets that could shatter the fragile trust she's just begun to build. As Gracie ventures into unknown territory, she must decide how far she'll go to claim the future she's always deserved.
  • The Preath Chronicles: Arianna Jane Press-Heath by ProvidenceHawes
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    When Christen Press and Tobin Heath stumbled upon a frightened 2-year-old shivering on a forgotten street corner their lives shifted, in an instant. Behind Arianna Jane's wide eyes lies a story of danger and neglect- and one they cannot ignore. What begins as a daring rescue under the street's dim lights blossoms into a remarkable journey of healing, trust, and unwavering love. As Christen and Tobin navigate unfamiliar terrain-paperwork, sleepless nights and fierce maternal instincts-they discover that family isn't just born, it's chosen bravely. Together, they learn that even the smallest hand can reshape the biggest hearts, forging a bond that transcends fame, fear, and fate itself.
  • The Journal of Ian Schmidt (Day 2) by EliWillcox
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    This is a fictional story that I got inspired to write after I watched a video on alternate history pertaining to the Cold War. This is the second of many parts. I am still writing and fact-checking many parts of this story so expect more soon. The character's characteristics are based on traits of people I know and a few are based on myself. The events that the characters go through could be a little bit traumatic and young readers should be wary that the events could be violent. I will be using period-correct language for the 1950's, Cold War era. So just a fair warning on that. I promise it won't be racist or vulgar, but it will be language and phrases that were used a lot back then.
  • Dreams Do Come True - Amanda's Story by ProvidenceHawes
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    Jill Ellis ERA! Experience the exhilarating journey of a young athlete who turned her dream into reality by joining the prestigious US Women's National and Youth U-17 teams. Follow her inspiring story as she overcomes challenges and reaches new heights in competitive sports. This is a tale of ambition, dedication, and triumph that will leave you feeling empowered and inspired. Also disclaimer, Amanda Martin is NOT my real name. Also let me know if you want another US Coach ERA.
  • Wave of Fear: Jaedyn Sage Girma by AmandaPanda2433
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    Sixteen-year-old Jaedyn Sage Girma is to earn her driver's license-and, she hopes, a bit of freedom. Growing up as the adopted daughter of Naomi Girma-star defender for the NWSL and USWNT-Jaedyn has spent her life in the glow of stadium lights and beneath the weight of expectations. From choreographing postgame celebrations to fielding endless questions about her famous mom, she's perfected the art of watching from the sidelines. But as Jaedyn inches toward adulthood, the rules of the game are changing. Behind every proud smile from Naomi lies an unspoken pressure: to follow in legendary footsteps. At school, Jaedyn wrestles with her own ambitions-on the soccer field, in her friendships, and even in her first tentative crush-while facing the world's curiosity about who she really is. When a surprise tryout offers Jaedyn a spot on the varsity team, the chance to prove herself finally arrives. Yet stepping onto that field means confronting the biggest question of all: Can she forge her own legacy without losing the bond she cherishes most? A tender, fast-paced coming-of-age tale, this story explores the fine line between family pride and personal passion-and reminds us that every champion must learn to play by her own rules.
  • Double Agent by PawPrint2020
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    Domingo Martinez works for the Cuban government. He also works for the American government. He feeds both countries information about the other country. Simply put he's a double agent. What he's uncovered could shock the world. But on one mission he slipped up. What he uncovered could kill him. If even makes it that long.
  • Headphones and Heartbeats: Brianna Jane Heath by ProvidenceHawes
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    From the moment Tobin Heath cradled two-year-old Brianna Jane in her arms, she sensed there was something fragile about Brie's world: a single cheer from the sidelines could send her daughter into tears. As Tobin's soccer career demanded weekend and roaring crowds, every stadium visit became a test of love and logistics. Would Brie's delicate ears ever find peace among the echoes of whistles and chants? Armed with noise-canceling headphones and a mother's fierce determination, Tobin embarks on a journey that stretches beyond the pitch. She battles guilt over leaving Brie behind, wrestles with the fear that her daughter's sensitivity might keep them apart, and searches for solutions that honor both her role as a world-class athlete and as a devoted mom. This is the story of two hearts learning to adapt-finding moments of laughter in quiet hotel rooms, discovering unexpected allies in fellow players, and forging a bond strong enough to face the cheers, the silence, and every new challenge they meet together.
  • Who Spilled the Tea: Aubrey Morgan by ProvidenceHawes
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    Get ready for a heartwarming tale of determination, family, and soccer excellence. Aubrey, a spirited 16-year-old, is determined to follow in her mother's footsteps and make her mark on the field. Join her on this emotional journey as she navigates highs and lows of chasing her dreams and honoring her mother's legacy.
  • A Goal Worth Achieving: Caterina Solo by ProvidenceHawes
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    In "A Goal Worth Achieving: Caterina Solo," readers are introduced to a heartwarming tale of love, sacrifice, and the bonds of family. Caterina, the one-year-old daughter of renowned soccer star Hope Solo, embodies the innocence and joy that comes with new life. When Hope's sister, Teressa, faces a tragic fate, she entrusts her precious daughter to Hope. This decision sets the stage for an emotional journey. Hope steps into a role that she never anticipated but embraces with open arms. The story unfolds as Hope navigates the challenges of motherhood while honoring Teressa's memory. Each moment with Caterina is filled with laughter, tears, and the determination to create a loving home. This engaging narrative highlights the power of family ties and the sacrifices made for those we love. It's a story about resilience and finding purpose, reminding us that even in the face of loss, new beginnings can emerge. Join Hope and Caterina on this touching adventure, where every day is a step toward healing and hope.
  • A Mother's Angel: Sophia Grace Solo by ProvidenceHawes
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    Follow 4-year-old Sophia Grace Solo on a heartwarming journey where her compassion knows no bounds. Daughter of renowned goalkeeper Hope Solo, Sophia's empathetic nature shines through as she comforts her mother in times of need. Witness the genuine love between mother and daughter and experience the beauty of inclusivity through Sophia's eyes. Join them on a touching tale that will warm your heart and inspire kindness.
  • Since '03 by mysteriousmilo
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    There are three types of love. 1: Friendship love. 2: Family love. And 3: Real love. Me? I'm number 1. Stuck in that oh-so-cliché problem, "I'm in love with my best friend!". Since '03. That's 10 years now. Sure, I was only 4 years old when I somehow convinced myself I loved Parker Henderson. But that doesn't make any difference, really. The fact still stands. Just seeing him, his electric blue eyes staring at me, his golden tuft of soft hair blowing in the wind. It makes me happy. Blissful. Giddy. Over the moon, even. But I know the ending is the total opposite... ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Meet Charlotte Jones. A brunette with a laid back personality, she'll never compare to those confident, 'look at me' type of girls. Crushing on her best friend, she can't help but imagine what it'd be like if he ever noticed her. Then there's the boy best friend. The guy next door. The school's golden boy. The girls' favourite Heartthrob. He's a player, sure, but he's always had his heart set on one person. The only question is: is that person Charlotte Jones?..
  • From the Stands to the Field by ProvidenceHawes
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    Fifteen-year-old Jessica Sandra Morgan knows what it feels like to live in the glare of her parents' fame-and to pay the price when the spotlight slips away. As the eldest daughter of soccer icons Alex Morgan and Servando Carrasco, she's spent most of her life rushing to school practices, juggling homework and household chores, and soothing the tears of little Charlie and newborn Enzo when Mom and Dad can't be there. But beneath Jessica's calm determination lies a history of family secrets and silent struggles she's desperate to leave behind.