1690 Stories

Madeline, a bastard born young girl was abandoned in great England where at the age of 7 she hopped on a ship and sailed to the Bahamas finding herself Port Royal. One of the biggest strongholds and home to many theives, murderers, and pirates. (more in prolougue)

Highest Rankings: 115 in Fairies 61 in Sorcery 485 in Wattys2015 ------------------------ The Story of a Country Filled With Supernatural Creatures. The Heist of a Lifetime Gone Awry. An Epic Journey Ensues. The year is 1690 in the land of Alcingeria, where the creatures from stories you heard as children are all real; vampires, fairies, witches, all of them, although many of the country's people don't know it. The story follows a criminal group known as The Scorpions. After executing a heist on the Haywood Estate, they make their getaway. However, things go astray and they crash. Shortly after, they are saved by a mysterious man who reveals the fact that vampires exist. As shocking as it is, they find out that vampires are only the beginning after uncovering a syndicate headed by all but one of Alcingeria's rulers. This is a tale of adventure and romance, of love and betrayal, of soaring success and crushing failure. Follow The Scorpions as they make an epic journey through the land, tangling with thieves, brigands, supernatural creatures, soldiers, terrorists, and royalty. Along the way they encounter other criminals just like themselves, witches, warlocks, vampires, some good friends and perhaps even love.

A tragic love story of two women that takes place during the 1690 Told in the form of poems Updates every friday

Robert Helliger, 15 October, 2013. In 1690 England, 15 year old Andrea Farnsworth, (pictured on the front cover), learns that she's a witch. And, in troubled times, she is forced to survive at all costs. The new historical horror novel of witchcraft and superstition by Robert Helliger, creator of "Vampires of Mist Gate". Rated PG-13 for strong, bloody violence, sex scenes, supernatural themes, adult themes. Warning: FOR READERS 13 YEARS AND OVER.

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