Victorians dzieła

Briar Belmont lives on Belmont island with the rest of the wealthy extended family in 1800s, England. The Belmonts appear perfect. They host perfect parties, have perfect marriages, wear perfect lace dresses and create perfect lies. But the Belmonts may be all of those things, something they are not is perfect. A masquerade ball started it all. The Chauvets are the Belmont's greatest rivalry, and when they sneak into the Belmont's masquerade ball. Briar finds herself dancing with no other an Leonardo Chauvet himself.

A day at the races promises drama, arguments, and wit as James and Helen are reunited once more in this story set in the Victorian era. 22/3/2026: #1 in horserace 28/3/2026: #1 in victorians

It's history with the nasty bits left in! want to know: What vile Victorians parents called their children? Who had a gruesome glass eye for every ocxasion AND MANY MORE

My Dear friend. As time goes by Hope seems to be shaken, Although i keep you away from the plot-line That man just seems to be attracting the gazes.. Of those who lurk in the shadows or backstage I hope when the time comes we can end it all and just be in eachothers sides. By Your Dearest friend Timur. ____________________________________ {This book is based on my work/s} {And yes this is Bl} Not every goodworks came from an known person..only those unseen..can work those unexpected kindness..

The weather changes. The cities get larger. Children grow. The people change and grow old. But not all of them. Some wander, their mind in another time. Some are forced to sleep whilst the world changes around them. Some are new to this time, despite being around longer than most live. Some live inside a system that refuses to acknowledge them. Some are hunted. But they all live. ...No. They all survive. They have yet to learn to live. To learn to fly. To learn to let go. Some stories are told behind closed doors. To children to keep them obedient. If you'd ask someone, they'd tell you the folk stories were crazy. Fake. But those who know better will warn you against brushing them off so quickly. "Do not pretend to understand the shapeshifter." "Doubt the Elves' easy smiles." "Don't assume Fae help you just because they can." "Never trust a phantom." "Don't stare too long at the ones that scream." Folklore is rarely just casual banter. Look closer. Who knows what you might find? The same people who doubt the stories don't have hunters for no reason... P.S. this story may or may not be slightly goofy

1867 - Morgue surgeon at one of London's most prestigious hospitals, Dr. Peter Ainsley is familiar with the smells of the dead and the dying but when the brilliant, young doctor is summoned to a small English town in the north his ability to keep his patients at a cold, comfortable distance is put to the test. Convinced the untimely death of a twelve year old girl, Josephine Lloyd, was an act of poison, Ainsley and the local physician Dr. Bennett must battle the wealthy and stubborn Lloyd family to gain access to the body of the girl, knowing an autopsy is their only chance to detect what ended the young girl's life. Even as her older sister, Lillian, languishes in bed fearing the poison will take her as well, the family remains obstinate. When Dr. Bennett is found dead in his own house, the rebellious Ainsley has no choice but to take matters into his own hands if he is to save the life of the beautiful Lillian Lloyd. The love-struck surgeon soon finds himself tangled in a web of deceit and betrayal ultimately leading him to the murderer he never suspected.

❝ can you really give up everything for your loved ones? ❞ 》 INSTAGRAM ISSUES BOOK 2.

Contacting what was to comfort who is.

It was like every other pleasant night, when the kings baker made a mistake that also decided my destiny.

A lot of people know about Charles Dickens, but not many know about Mary Hogarth, the younger sister of Catherine Dickens (who is Charles Dicken's wife). Charles got extremely close to Mary when she moved in to their house at age 16 to learn from her sister on how to become a proper lady. Maybe a bit too close, for when she died at age 17 of an unknown illness, he requested to be buried next to her, and later divorced his wife Catherine! This is what I imagine it could of have been like if Charles did not treat Catherine very well (he probably actually didn't but my version is what did not happen, but could've). Charles took a fancy to Mary and despite being Charles being in love with her, she got even more close with her sister Catherine. Catherine's mood did change quite a lot but that was only due to her having 10 babies and being physically and mentally exhausted. This version is my version, and all characters rights go to them, theirselves, but these events did not actually happen but could of have if they did, so disclaimer this is not 100% factually accurate despite some things being true.

I write short stories when I'm bored so expect them. They will likely range in quiality.

When Nellie escapes from her evil Victorian orphanage in the dead of night, she doesn't know what will happen to her. But when she meets Peter her life may have just turned around, or it might end up in ruins. (Ferard may feature)

Story about rich Victorian girl named Georgia Rose and her better and nicer sister Caroline.

Singer Star Austin Mahone was driving one day and gets In a serious car accident. But he is rescued just in time by a 17 year old girl named "Myra". Austin is so thankful for her, but never got to thank her let alone see her. When he is shown a picture of her, he falls for her much harder than he's ever fallen for a girl. Now she is all he ever thinks about. He finally decides to set foot to find her.

Whats the true meaning of family?

This is the first chapter of a detective story, which was an assessment for school. Please note that, though this is also about Kalyna Goulden, it is in no way related to 'Love, Lyn' and this story contains no fantasy aspects. Consider it a bit like an alternate universe. When 15 year old Kalyna's brother is found murdered in the streets of London, she vows for revenge. But she soon realizes revenge is not that easy, especially not if you don't know who to target it at. As Lyn and her little sister Lena struggle to come by as well as unravel the mystery that was their brother, they figure out a vital lesson: nothing is ever what it seems...

The day every dead person rose. People reunited with their soulmates. People meeting their sisters, brothers, aunts, uncles, everyone was happy once again. Until they noticed, the Victorians had risen, so had the Tudors, so had everyone ever. The cavemen, the Georgians. How will they react to our society? Not well, judging by the dutchess reaction to those shorts.

He's famous for his playboy ways. She's the quiet bookworm who prefers solitude to social gatherings. Drawn together at a lavish and lively ball, what could the two of them possibly have in common? 28/3/26: #1 in arrangedengagement

"Being able to touch her and talk with her is a fantasy. A myth. A dream. " It seems that recently all Edora is able to do is write and draw. Her mind is captivated by a woman she has met at the market and the more they interact the deeper Edora falls. So she can no longer read her favorite books or contribute to the conversations her mother curates. The woman is all that her mind can latch onto but Edora knows what her family needs in a marriage union, but with two other sisters, all she can do is hope. She hopes that Marylin will look at her. She hopes that she will get to talk to Marylin. She hopes that she can write to Marylin. Edora is completely awestruck and lady luck has stayed too long.