| Queens Is Comin' | Newsies Fanfic |
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  • Reads 2,810
  • Votes 97
  • Parts 8
  • Time 49m
Ongoing, First published May 26, 2019
In Manhattan, there was a boy. Cocky, impulsive, and with a name that reminded you of the Sheepshead races. He was Racetrack Higgins. 
Ever since he was born, he believed that his family never truly cared for him and was sure of it after he ran away. For years, no one knew his past, his family, his life. It had to be secret, no one could know, especially Spot Conlon -leader of the Brooklyn Newsies. 
However, one night arrives with Race, the next without.

This takes Spot by surprise, and in moments a search party is assembled. Yet, the truth is harder to find than you may expect. Especially with a lot of Newsies curious about where Race was and the truth behind it all.

Because, really, who is Racetrack Higgins?

A fanfiction inspired by Disney's Newsies and Lulia Grace's 'The Queen's Race.' Please check that out because it is terrific! 

Disclaimer - Some of these characters belong to Disney.
A handful are my own so please don't nick them or anything without asking first, thank you. :)
All Rights Reserved
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(Highest ranking - #1 in #womeninpower 03/10/19) ~Sometimes ya gotta do what ya gotta do to keep the boys safe~ Crown Tuck is the leader of the Queens Newsies. She's a girl, but do not let that fool you. She wouldn't be afraid to throw you off the roof of any building. She has never liked Spot Conlon. Ever. So when the two are forced to work together on the strike. She isn't overly happy. They have to force aside their secret feelings and deepest secrets to find a way to defeat Pulitzer. But their hearts speak more than their heads. Can they find love in a world that no one is safe in or not?