Wartrauma Stories

In the midst of the Clone Wars, far beyond the familiar systems of the Republic, there exists a desert world shaped not by conquest-but by restraint. Sphygian. A planet where survival is not just instinct, but philosophy. Where strength is measured not by what you destroy, but by what you choose not to. Oras'Sahl was never meant to become a Jedi. Born on the streets and shaped by survival long before the Jedi found him, he is taken as a Padawan under Master Plo Koon and thrust into the chaos of galactic war. Unlike others, Oras does not seek victory through power. Only survival through understanding. But war does not reward restraint. As the Clone Wars spread across the galaxy, Oras is forced into battles that test everything he believes. His Jedi training, his Sphygian teachings, and his fragile understanding of what it means to remain himself in a galaxy that demands change. And when the clones turn. When The Order is given. Everything he is taught will collapse in a single moment of betrayal. He will not become the strongest Jedi. He will not become a legend by choice. He will become something else entirely. A name spoken across the galaxy not for what he did. But for what he refused to become. The Last Son of Sphygian.

Alternate pacing version of the first book in the of gods series.

Welcome to Hell is an ongoing historical fiction book that takes place during the First World War. The book follows a German soldier from being conscripted into the army to serving on the front line. The story is told through the perspective of the soldier, who experiences the harsh and inhumane conditions of the front line and the horrors of war but at first in the book its a thing that shows how he has ptsd and nightmares and flashbacks that's how it shows you the horrors of war it is not completed it is still being worked on. Welcome to Hell is a story of survival and the desperate measures that people will take to survive. It is a story about war and its impact on both sides and how the human spirit can adapt to survive even in the most horrific of circumstances."

Inspired by The Ghost of you and Mama by my chemical romance. Tw: this I'd based in ww2 and it's pretty descriptive and graphic. I hope you enjoy it.

No one expected it, and many did not even believe it. The phrase was always repeated: "it is easier for a snake to smoke than for Brazil to enter the war." However, it happened. The phrase changed: "the snake will smoke." And in the middle of all this, someone who never wanted to be there was forced to be. João Daniel, a young dreamer from the countryside, is called to defend his country. And as soon as his feet touch the soil of war, he sees: he will never be the same from that moment on.

And in some kind of ironic and twisted way, they ended up back in the Garrison. Lance had put his mind onto graduating, getting his degree and following the path of becoming a serious professor, putting use of his past war trauma and experience to help forming generations preventing past mistakes and failures, maintaining the galactic peace they had lost so much for, fought so much for. That's how they ended up as being 'just' some generic teachers at the most serious military school in America. Lance and Keith, teachers at the Garrison, are trying their best to teach their students, gaining their degrees and working on building a steady life. But right now, Keith is getting sick and is denying any type of rest and instead keeps on pushing through.

Set in a décor more than 80 years ago, Edmund Forster, a really existed psychiatrist, stands face to face with a hired assassin who has orders to kill him. But Forster's knowledge about a former mysterious patient could perhaps save his life. A suspense story based on true events.

For years, you have lived inside a slave shop - a place of darkness, cold walls, and air thick with sweat and despair. Treated like an object, marked by cruelty, your body bears scars and your mind stands on the edge of breaking. You barely remember what it feels like to breathe as a free person. Then one day... something changes. It starts like every other endless day. You sit in your tiny cage, waiting for nothing. Until **he** appears. A young man walks past the cages - and for a moment, time stops. His gaze lingers on you. And in his eyes, you see something you thought no longer existed. Compassion. His brow tightens, as if he's made a decision. And then the impossible happens. He steps inside.