Westerns Stories

Colt Turner never meant to fall for a girl like Lily McLintock-gun on her hip, whiskey in her blood, and no use for men trying to tame her. She was a ranch-raised hellion with a reputation for breaking horses and outlaws alike. He was just another ranch hand-until he wasn't. Lily wanted nothing to do with him, and even less to do with the line of suitors her high-society mother dragged in like cattle to market. But when blood is spilled and danger rides close, Colt's the one who rides after her-no questions, no conditions. And somewhere between bullets, betrayal, and a shotgun wedding without a dress, Lily McLintock just might learn that love doesn't mean surrender. She was born wild. He loved her that way.

Chapter 1 - 199 is here: https://www.wattpad.com/story/393552438-arknightcraft-modpack-steve-with-mods-on-arknight ============== Steven is a total newbie who just got isekai'd into the world of Terra. But before all this, he spent years surviving in the blocky world of Minecraft, living the slow and cautious life of a seasoned Minecrafter. Thanks to that history, he almost got forcefully ejected by Terra's world will the moment he arrived- "Don't just toss me back to the world where even the sun is a square!" In order to survive in this world-where at least the girls have pointy faces instead of square ones-Steven has no choice but to dive into one chaotic event after another, all to raise something called his "World Acknowledgement Point" and earn his stay. This includes, but is not limited to: Fighting infected; Fighting the Church of the Deep; Fighting eldritch horrors from the sea; And, of course... Fending off suspiciously grateful girls with very ungrateful intentions. . . . . . . . . . Gladiia: "Steven, why do you always get yourself involved in those troublesome land-dweller affairs? I find it... intriguing." Steven: "Hey, it's about the experience, you know?" Gladiia: "Then why are you always the one who ends up solving everything?" Steven: "Well, I'm already here, right? May as well go all in..."

There lived two rivaling towns. One town on the left, The Sheep, a clean and lively suburban town and another The Goat, an old fashioned settlement going on hard times. As the two towns despise each other, one moment involving two residents, both from each town would change that.

In a world where monsters don't hide in shadows but walk among humans Jamie Harrington never expected to become part of their game. What started as a simple job turns into something far more dangerous when she uncovers a truth no one was supposed to see: vampires are real... and they're not the only predators lurking in the dark. With her reckless best friend suddenly transformed into something inhuman, a powerful corporation hiding deadly secrets, and ancient forces beginning to stir, Jamie is dragged into a war she doesn't understand. Hunted for reasons unknown, her blood becomes the key to something far greater than she ever imagined. Trust is fragile. Allies have fangs. And survival comes at a cost. Because in this world not all monsters are the ones you fear.

The story continues as the mysterious warden of Zig-Zig is eventually informed about Herschel's escape. Against every principle of his precious Dalmicir school, Lyeasrakardsul submits and asks the Knomes for help before finally receiving the dreaded p-wyrd. Herschel is arrested as a chicken thief and brought to the town Stagna where he has been prejudged as a p-e-r-v-e-r-t by popular opinion, and where he will have some of the most significant encounters in his life.

Waking up to find myself transmigrated into the novel I hated the most, I became the "divine daughter" everyone worshipped-except I'm actually the fake, the stand-in for the real heroine. Betrayed, cursed, and thrown into the demon abyss, I'm now stuck surviving beside the most dangerous man in the realm: Morpheus, the cold-hearted young master of the abyss. They call me the fallen goddess. Fine. But if I'm going down, I'm taking this whole rotten world with me.

Halfbreed federal agent Cameron Longbow is assigned to hunt down a murderer and uncovers a lot more than she bargained for.

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.

working title, don't really expect anyone to read this. this is a wlw story, that takes place in san antonio around 1882 (johnny cash reference). i don't expect anyone will read this but if somebody does please feel free to leave suggestions. ill try to do a chapter or two a week.

A lone outlaw wakes up in an old shack in a small town; he is alone and has no memory of where he came from and where he must go. Each day is a new foe and a new adventure. Who placed him here, and why does he feel unfamiliar?

Juniper has never been happy. What do you want to be when you grow up? has been a question that's plagued her entire childhood. Twenty-one years into the struggle she's still not in college, at the end of her parents ultimatum: This year it's find a school, or move out. So she leaves her home state of Kansas to head south, finally beginning her first semester at The University of the Reborn Titans. If of course she can survive one of the most dangerous and specific career paths available... dinosaur ranching. As she begins her trails, she stumbles upon mysterious bone fragments. Slowly, she puts together the pieces of mystery, spanning 4.1 billion years, and uncovering the backstory of The Academy of Reborn Titans.

The year is 1895 and with that comes a new century on the horizon. With it comes many new ideas and values; the west as it was once known is nearly gone, but the lawless land remains. Cole, a drifter with an unknown purpose has arrived in the small mining town of Evostone and what he thought would be a quick drink quickly pushes him to face a demon which he had spent years running from. Harlow, the sheriff and only lawmon of the town has seen it all. Though she keeps a tight grip on the outlaws who enter her town, it seems the constant stress and conflict is starting to catch up with her. While the two have lived entirely different lives, they soon come to realize the enemy they were running from was the same all along... (Art work is owned by yours truly!)

A FEATURED READ IN WATTPAD WESTERNS A heartless killer needs to be transported to the town of Judgement to be tried and hanged. The train designated for the task also carries a number of relatives of the killer's victims, dignitaries and other passengers. The Marshal tasked with transporting the prisoner is against using the passenger train but is overridden by the authorities. His worst fears are realized as the train thunders toward Judgement.

When Kalylah escapes The United Ones, a cult hidden in the mountains, she believes survival is the hardest part. But recovery-the daily work of building a real life from rubble-proves far more radical. She meets Sonia, a single mother claiming her own future after years of just surviving. And Lily, learning to hold both motherhood and ambition without choosing between them. Together, the three women build something real: jobs, a home they own, a chosen family so solid it rewrites what family means. They build it piece by piece, day by day, learning that healing isn't something that happens to you. It's something you create. One year in, they've built a life worth protecting. When that life is threatened, they discover that what they've constructed isn't fragile. It's foundational. And when standing still means defending everything they've created, they learn what they're truly capable of-not as victims running from their past, but as women who've already survived the worst. What We Build is a novel about recovery, resistance, and the quiet courage it takes to claim your own life.

Charlotte crosses the country chasing the promise of a fresh start-wide skies, quiet roads, a life small enough to breathe inside. Texas gives her routine, independence, and just enough distance from the past to believe she's finally steady. Then she meets Matthew. He's everything she said she didn't want: a ranch hand with dirt under his nails, a beat-up truck, and a life that pulls him toward rodeos, long nights, and roads that never stay still. Their connection builds slowly-through accidental meetings, borrowed time, and conversations that never quite say enough. He teaches her to drive stick. She watches his dog. They circle each other carefully, both afraid of wanting more than they can keep. When timing finally feels right, everything falls apart. Matthew leaves without explanation. Charlotte loses the one person who anchored her to the world. Grief hollows her out until even survival feels negotiable. And just when she thinks she's been forgotten completely, the past crashes back into her life-broken, regretful, and asking for forgiveness she doesn't know how to give. As Charlotte learns how to live again, she must decide whether love is something you wait for... or something you choose, even when it hurts. Set against the backroads of Texas and the relentless pull of the rodeo circuit, this is a slow-burn romance about timing, loss, and the kind of love that doesn't rescue you-but walks beside you while you save yourself.

25-year-old Kim Brady just received her Veterinary Degree and she couldn't be more ecstatic. She finally has a job, enough money to start her own business, and a little nephew on the way! But...something is missing. She's never had a real boyfriend. Sure, her sister has attempted to set her up with several different guys, but what happens when she rents a house from her brother-in-law's friend, Damian?

Buck is a boy, driving a herd of sheep along the Oregon Trail with his father, to start a new life for them and their family. Tragedy strikes and Buck is left alone to face the harsh cruelties of the West and to continue the arduous journey. An accident strips away something from Buck that all his life he had taken for granted, making the journey nearly impossible. However Buck's grit and unrelenting determination propels him forward into the trials and tribulations of the West during the epic gold rush of '49. Will Buck make it to California and build a home for him and his family or the West claim him, like it has claimed so many others? (Disclaimer: This book is in rough draft and absolutely brimming with types, misspellings and missing words. You've been warmed!)

At 3 AM, a pale rider arrives in Cielo Rojo carrying a ledger called Wages of Dust-a record of every unrepentant sin ever committed. He's not here to forgive. He's here to collect. Some call him heaven's justice. But Deputy Amos Talbot is starting to suspect the truth is far darker-because something else is following the rider. Something that doesn't serve heaven at all. Something that feeds on what judgment leaves behind. As bodies surface and the ledger grows heavier, Amos is forced to confront a terrifying reality: What do you do when the reckoning itself is being hunted? A dark Western novella of supernatural judgment, spiritual warfare, and the sins men carry to their graves.

Lee Hyunwoo opened his eyes and found himself being chased by obviously vicious looking guys. 'What the hell is this situation?!' "Master, I'm your loyal system. You can call me Autumn." 'Huh?! A what now?!' Lee Hyunwoo runs for his life, only to find himself being saved by someone unfamiliar, yet familiar. 'No way...' "Are you all right? Are you hurt anywhere?" 'Isn't this the main lead of that weird novel that I read?!'