Youngadultfantasy Stories

💥 One sarcastic girl. One accidental run through a brick wall. And now she's bleeding in the middle of the Black Lake. Welcome to Hogwarts, babe. 💥 Fifteen-year-old Londoner, Elara (yeah, she didn't ask to be named after a moon), was just vibing through King's Cross with her usual broken-family baggage and zero clue that her life was about to get magically wrecked. One touristy impulse run through the Harry Potter platform wall? Boom. Real magic. Real Hogwarts. Real injury. She wakes up in the Hospital Wing, covered in blood and confusion, only to be stared down by a snarky, cape-flipping potion master she swears looks like Alan Rickman and a weirdly chill old guy with a long beard She thinks she's dreaming. Everyone else thinks she's... something else. But how did a girl from the "muggle" world fall straight into a storybook? Why is she the only one who knows how the future of this world unfolds? And more importantly-can she stop it from crashing? She doesn't know how she got here. But she might just be the biggest magical glitch Hogwarts has ever seen. --- Read to find out ....

Askar Riorson has always dreamed of being a dragon rider. Growing up in Aretia was like a dream, with his father, mother, and most of all his brother, Xaden. But now, it's only him and his brother. Years before, during the Tyrrish Rebellion, Askar and Xaden's father was executed for capital offense and treason against Navarre. And his mother had left; she was only supposed to stay until Askar reached the age of 10. It was simply a contract, no love whatsoever. When Askar dawns the age of 20, he is sent to Basgiath War College to survive and learn the ways of a dragon rider. To fly. To fight. To protect. But trouble brews, and when reality breaks itself. Askar and Xaden along with a crew of Riders, could be the only thing to stop it. {This writing is a work of fanfiction. All credit to names, places, etc. are fully Rebecca Yarros' work from the Empryean Series.}

Aloi was just like every other Faery child--content with tending to the family garden, trading with the mushroom gnomes, or floating in the Mirrored Pools. It wasn't until her junior brother Mick was caught in a high tree that Aloi discovered she wasn't at all like the other children. Can she keep her secret and avoid being sent to live with the Elders--or worse--banished from Grovenglen altogether? I hope you enjoy the tale of Aloi as much as I did writing it. This isn't the end of her as I have a series of short tales planned that will introduce you to other residents of Elementia as well as a novel length tale that will bring them all together. That being said, I'd love any thoughts, comments, suggestions, and questions that you have to help me enrich and improve this story. Please add your thoughts here or within any of the following chapters. Thank you in advance and stay tuned for more!

Scarred by the treacheries of war and memories of her lost father, Eleanora is left with no option but to migrate to a land wearing the veil of the black flame; Sylveria. They believe the land is bestowed with blessings but it turns out, the blessings are renamed as a curse; a malediction that spread like veins and snatch the soul out of their bodies. Exasperated by the unfairness, Eleanora tries to discover roots of the curse binding and blinding them but her nemesis and her ruler, Fèlix Watari, makes a surprise appearence and shake the bridges of her resilience. She is Already tired but his challenge pushes her off the limits and dares her to do what her inner demons don't think her capable of; step foot in Caelith, where the dragons rule and are bowed to. Will Eleanora be able to fight her inner demons and conquer what she must do in order to save her land and herself? Bound by Curse and Flame is a YA fantasy novel, where Eleanora and Fèlix discover the threads of their relationship enclosed in hatred and where Eleanora becomes a savior no one, including herself, deems her capable of.

❀✿𝕳𝖔𝖓𝖔𝖚𝖗𝖆𝖇𝖑𝖊 𝕸𝖊𝖓𝖙𝖎𝖔𝖓✿❀ ❀✿𝕺𝕹𝕮 2022 𝕾𝖍𝖔𝖗𝖙𝖑𝖎𝖘𝖙✿❀ ❀✿@Romance Romance Reads Contest Winner-- Historical Fiction ✿❀ Prince Arthur, The Once and Future King. Sir Lancelot, his faithful First Knight. Guinevere, Arthur's promised bride. Garreth, her best friend and cousin, the son of Merlin (Myrddin), the great wizard. It sounds just like the Arthurian Legend, doesn't it? But... What if everything happened differently? What if the young Princess Guinevere was not so keen on marrying Prince Arthur, whom she met... when he came for a week-long sightseeing tour to her father's kingdom accompanied by dashing Sir Lancelot? What if she was... dressed as a knight, pretending to be a bodyguard hired for the visitors? And... What if it was 'a she', who was destined to pull the sword from the stone and thus unite the kingdoms? This is my version, a humorous retelling of the famous legend, a medieval fantasy- coming of age- romantic comedy. *This story is purposely historically innacurate, set in some parallel, fantastical Britain that is different from what it had really been in the past, even though I'm using real locations, historically confirmed battles, and the Saxons as enemies of my legendary King Arthur. The beautiful cover: @WakeWriteWrath

When Kaitlin "Kay" discovers she's half-Angel, her entire world unravels. Thrown into a hidden war between Angels, Vampires, Witches, and Shapeshifters, she learns that every friendship, every secret, and every choice could tip the balance. Then there's Jake-dark, mysterious, and half-Vampire. He knows exactly what Kay is, but falling for her was never part of the plan. Their love defies centuries of hatred, but with betrayal lurking in the shadows and bloodlines carved in destiny, love might not be enough to save them. As loyalties shatter and enemies rise, Kay must face the question that could cost her everything: when the world demands you choose a side, can love survive the blood between us?

Rivalry was supposed to be simple: hex, counter-hex, move on. But when Elara Veyne transfers to Caelum Academy and ends up magically paired with Cassian Hale, nothing goes to plan. What Elara expected was a quiet year inside a prestigious fantasy academy. What she got instead was an arrogant rival stitched to her schedule by unpredictable magic, a castle that seems to rearrange itself out of pure spite, and feelings that refuse to behave. Then an ancient glyph awakens beneath the academy. Suddenly two enemies are forced into uneasy alliance. Between sarcastic comebacks, magical duels, dangerous secrets, and corridors that never stay where anyone left them, their rivalry blurs into something far more complicated, far more dangerous, and one heartbeat away from a kiss. Perfect for fans of Fourth Wing, Serpent & Dove, Carry On, Mashle, and Blue Exorcist. Lessons in Loathing
, Book 1 of The Caelum Duology. 
Available now on Kindle and serializing on Wattpad with several chapters uploaded.

The Academy of Veylight: The Lumen Scar Power was never the problem. Control was. High above the clouds floats Veylight, a continent divided by five elemental powers-Light, Shadow, Air, Earth, and Water. Every gifted child is sent to Veylight Academy, where heroes, protectors... and future threats are trained side by side. Kael Riven arrives with the power of light-and a mysterious mark known as the Lumen Scar. While others struggle to grow stronger, Kael's power responds too easily, forcing him to learn not how to gain strength... but how to restrain it. Alongside him is Veyrin Vale, a student drawn to shadows not out of fear, but fascination. Where Kael embodies control, Veyrin questions boundaries-curious about what happens when rules bend, and when darkness listens. As training intensifies, ancient runes awaken, barriers strain, and unseen forces begin to watch. The Academy was built to shape the future-but something within its walls is stirring far sooner than expected. Because in Veylight, good and evil are trained together- and power always reveals what a person truly is. ✨ Updates regularly 📖 Slow-burn fantasy with rising power, mystery, and evolving characters

☆ONC 2021 Honourable Mention and Shortlister☆ ☆One of Round Two Top Five Winners☆ ☆Multiple times featured☆ ☆☆☆ ☆This is a story about H. Ch. Andersen, about how he became a writer and why most of his stories are so sad and melancholic. Also, about why he never found real love... Yes, that's what I read about him (among other things)-- he kept falling in love with unatteinable women. My story portrays Hans Christian Andersen as a young, fourteen-years-old boy. It's set in Odense, Denmark, in the late summer of 1818-- soon after Hans' mother, a poor washerwoman, remarried (two years after his father's death) and shortly before he was sent to a school for poor children where he had to support himself. Where he became, to be able to afford his schooling, first a weaver's, then a tailor's apprentice, a singer, an actor and finally, once his excellent soprano voice changed, a writer. Hans and Louise, his (fictional) step-sister, seek refuge from a summer storm in an old shed. There, they meet Rosalind, a lost Flower Fairy. When they decide to help her find the Butterfly Fairy boy she loves and intends to marry, she takes them into a fantastical world of Terra Sonalis, her home. A land of dreams populated by fairies, goblins, elves, mermaids, talking animals... All those mysterious creatures that fuelled Andersen's imagination for the rest of his life. ☆☆☆

Alanya, a young orphan, travels beyond the borders of her home to rescue a captive Queen and discovers a dark secret. Can she, a lone soldier, and a lizard save their dying world?

Celena is the Princess of Eribourne, second in line to the throne behind her elder brother, and supposedly good for nothing other than becoming the beautiful bride of a suitor of her father's choosing. When Celena was a child, her father confined her within the castle's walls, not allowing her to stray too far from his watchful eye. But on the day of her eighteenth birthday, Celena is given a necklace from the castle cook. That night, the necklace and the full moon drag her to a portal that transports the Princess to the warrior tribe of Apogee, located in a world entirely opposite her own -- a world that hates monarchs just as much as its people love bloodshed. Now, the girl who never once believed she was destined for anything greater than becoming a suitable bride, finds herself training alongside the legendary Batair sisters and the leader of Apogee, causing Celena to question everything she has ever known.

The Feast Day of San Galileo brings a motley group of revelers to Kota Maynilad. During the fiesta, sheltered mage-in-training Otts meets Ynés, a feisty machinist's apprentice. As they while away the day together, they encounter the port city's bustling youth culture: punk rock minstrels; carefree kit-bashers who remix spells into mash-ups; sidewalk herbalists with their mind-expanding home-brewed potions; and "glamplayers" who use cantrips to take on the appearance of their favorite folk heroes. Along the way, this mismatched pair discover invaluable lessons about magick, science, 'adulting', and each other. A coming-of-age novelette set in a world of enchanted tech and Philippine alternative history. Recommended If You Like: Nick and Norah's Infinite Playlist transplanted to manapunk Southeast Asia

In the enchanting seaside town of Coral Bay, three inseparable friends - Mia, Leo, and Sam - embark on an extraordinary journey after Leo's thirteenth birthday leads them to a legendary treasure. Unearthing the fabled Aquarine fish, they are transformed into mystical aquatic beings, each bestowed with unique, powerful abilities. Mia, with her mermaid's tail, communicates with marine life; Leo, as a mighty triton, commands the tides; and Sam, in his sea dragon form, summons storms. "AquaMystics: The Legend of the Aquarine" is a captivating tale of friendship, magic, and the guardianship of the ocean's mysteries. As the trio navigates their newfound powers and responsibilities, they uncover secrets and face challenges both beneath the waves and in their hearts. Their transformation marks the beginning of a saga where ordinary lives intertwine with the fantastical, forever altering the balance between land and sea. Join Mia, Leo, and Sam in their thrilling adventures as they become the legendary AquaMystics, protectors of the deep, in a story that dives beyond imagination.

The world forgot what it sealed away. Elliot Vael didn't ask to see monsters. He didn't ask to fight them. He only wanted to protect his sister and survive the silence left behind by their missing parents. But when a creature breaches their protective ward, Elliot's life fractures-and the truth begins to bleed through the cracks. Taken in by a powerful sorcerer with eyes like lightning and secrets of his own, Elliot is thrust into a hidden world of Divine Energy, cursed techniques, and ancient forces long buried by time. At Sanctum Ordo, a school that trains the unseen defenders of humanity, Elliot must navigate strange students, forbidden power, and the shadow of a war no one believes is coming. But when an ancient seal is broken beneath the campus, releasing something that should have never stirred again, Elliot's power is no longer just a danger-it's a signal. A signal to voidlings. To the Crimson Cross. And to the echo of something far older than gods. In a world where knowledge is forbidden and truth is dangerous, some powers were never meant to return.

Shadow was already used to being just that: a shadow in the eyes of society that marginalized her over 9 years. After a traumatic and life changing event in her life, Shadow learned to take care of herself alone in a way that she did not depend on any of the kingdoms that had left her in the lurch. On the contrary, she, in her conception, acted in justice: they stole her innocence, she stole them back. Growing up on the street with a good light hand, she created a great reputation for herself without ever being caught, making civilians even believe that had been an entity that stuck it's invisible hand into their pockets. For her, she was nothing more than a skilled pickpocket, but for the Queen of Althaia, she was a way of getting what she wanted: answers to the plague of a myth that had been proving to be more real than just a legend. However, Shadow's loyalty is deposited in only one person: herself.

In this humorous retelling of Harry Potter's sixth year, Harry finds an old Potions textbook that seems to belong to someone calling themselves the "Half-Blood Prince." This book contains spells even Hermione hasn't heard of. Just in time, a new magical app called WizTok starts trending among Hogwarts students, giving them a platform to share their new spells. Soon, WizTok is flooded with students performing all kinds of inventive spells, from the humorous "Harry Potter Spell" that makes the caster look like Harry to the tricky "Vengeful Bird Spell." Meanwhile, Ron's forced to date Lavender since he's too afraid of her vengeful spirit to break up with her. And Dumbledore barges in on Harry's art class for some private lessons, in which he reveals they'll be exploring Voldemort's past to uncover weaknesses that might help them defeat him. However, Hermione insists on horning in on each lessons. One particular memory proves to be the most important: a young Voldemort supposedly asking what a "horchata" is. Harry needs all the luck he can get to find the real memory from Hogwarts' newest professor, even if it means covering himself in lucky perfume. When Voldemort's ultimate plan is revealed, the final showdown begins in an underwater cave at Stoney Cove. The zombie battle that unfolds pushes Harry to his limits, or just to the surface. After a heart-stopping flash of green light on top of the Astronomy Tower, he barely escapes a mob of angry Hogwarts students, set off by the real Half-Blood Prince, along with a Mr. Spitty Pants. The ordeal leaves him running for his life, knowing that the final fight with Voldemort will be unlike anything he's faced before, including Quirell's two faces. This is a fan fiction parody retelling of Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince by J.K. Rowling, written for non-commercial use. Drop a 🪄 (wand) in the comments if you love the new story!

Everyone in the Silverwood Pack grew up hearing the same warning: Fate chooses your mate, but power determines whether you survive it. Most never believed it. I didn't either-until the night everything changed. The moon rose blood-red. The forest went silent. And the Alpha's son, a boy I'd barely spoken to, looked at me like he'd known me for lifetimes. That was the moment I realized two things: Fate had chosen me. I wasn't ready.

I liked it when he touched me, when his hands slid between my thighs. I liked his neck kisses, when he whispered my name. I liked his hugs, his smile, his laughter. I liked it when he called my name. I could go on narrating things I liked about him. But none of these made me think it was love, or was I too blind to see ? What is Love ?

Lainee Parkinson always knew she was destined for Hogwarts, Coming from a family with deep Slytherin roots, Lainee's quiet strength and loyalty set her apart from her ambitious relatives. Lainee's journey is filled with friendship, secrets, and unexpected connections. Especially with Mattheo Riddle-a boy whose dark legacy threatens to pull them both into an adventure neither anticipated. Together, they must face ancient magic, dangerous artifacts, and the shadows of their past. In a world where trust is fragile, can they find the courage to define their own fates?

Harry Potter thought things couldn't get worse after being blamed for Dumbledore's death. Then Voldemort shows up at Privet Drive on his birthday, turns the Dursleys' house into a fireworks show, and forces Harry, Ron, and Hermione on the run. Their mission? Destroy Voldemort's Horcruxes. Their problem? Dumbledore left zero instructions. Things spiral fast. Voldemort declares Harry Undesirable No. 1 and shuts down his Wiztagram account, replacing it with OnlyWands, an app that forces wizards to register their wands or else. After narrowly escaping an attack, Harry crashes a wedding that's not exactly Bill and Fleur's, fights off Death Eaters, and flees to Ilvermorny in America. There, the trio learns the first Horcrux is at Christie's Auction House in London. Harry disguises himself as Ginny using Polyjuice Potion and distracts Umbridge with help from a Hogwarts grad-turned-Dementor. Ron ditches the group to "help" Lavender Brown, Hermione's house is attacked by cursed muffins, and their Christmas shopping is rudely interrupted by a reindeer Patronus delivering the Sword of Gryffindor. Clues lead them to Uagadou, the magical school in Africa, where things go sideways fast. Harry is captured by an evil wizard and locked in the Malfoys' swanky London penthouse. Meanwhile, Voldemort hunts the Elder Wand, and Harry must infiltrate Hogwarts with chaos (and awkward surprises) ahead. From cursed pastries to app tyranny, this parody reimagines Deathly Hallows with absurdity, hilarity, and just enough heart. Will Harry and friends defeat Voldemort? Or will Voldemort succeed in ruling England, which, as Hermione notes, isn't that ambitious? This is a fan fiction parody retelling of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows by J.K. Rowling, written for non-commercial use. Drop a 🪄 (wand) in the comments if you love the new story!