Freedom Stories

Kelly just wants her business to succeed, and getting involved with a bodyguard is not part of her plan - but he is the only one who can keep her safe... ***** Kelly Harris is determined to make her antiques business a success. She won't let Tanner, a bodyguard who likes first edition poetry books, interfere with her life. But winning a mystery box at an auction changes everything. With Tanner working alongside her, they decipher the code in a forgotten journal, uncovering a young girl's journey to freedom and a powerful family's secret. Working for a high-profile security company, Tanner has seen the worst that humanity can do. He doesn't believe in love. But when disaster strikes, he finds himself doing everything he can to keep Kelly safe - even if that means letting her into the most vulnerable part of who he is. Leeanna Morgan is a USA Today Bestselling Author.

Frida died on the battlefield with no family to mourn her-only a comrade she saved, and a quiet hope that she might see the man she loved but never confessed to. He too had perished in war. A soldier. An orphan. A soul full of quiet regrets. Her only comfort in life? The stories she devoured in secret-especially the ones about loved daughters finally finding a place to belong. But fate had something stranger in store. When she wakes again, it's not her body she returns to-but that of Nej, the veiled, forgotten princess from the last novel she read. Scarred, unloved, and pushed aside-a tragic villainess who had once moved Frida's heart. Now, somehow, Frida is inside her. But it's not just reincarnation. It's inheritance. Nej, it seems, had turned back time-returning to the moment she was scarred by her mother's blade. Too broken to face her past again, she summoned the one soul who had mourned her in silence: Frida. A girl who shared her pain. A girl who also bore a scar from her first battle. A girl who would take her place. Now, with both their memories tangled inside her, Frida-as-Nej carries more than just a royal name. She carries two lifetimes of sorrow, and a vow to break the cycle: She will fulfill Nej's unspoken regrets. She will reclaim her own life. And she will shatter the gilded cage of royalty-sword in hand. Because this time, she's not living for duty or death. She's living for freedom.

BOOK 1 OF THE POSSESSIVE SERIES (UNDERGOING EDITING) ALL BOOKS FROM THIS SERIES CAN BE READ AS A STAND ALONE. The fine line between love and obsession is so thin that it's almost invisible. At least, it is to Anastacius, the Emperor of Rome. He fell in love with the sound of her voice before he even saw her face. By the time he finally did, it was already too late. Valeria was warmth and wit wrapped in silk and defiance; a woman who did not bow easily, not even to a man who commanded the greatest Empire. Anastacius had been raised to conquer, never being denied a single thing he desired. Until her. She was light where he was shadow, mercy where he was ruthless. And the more she resisted the gilded cage of his devotion, the tighter his grip became. He told himself it was love. He told himself he was protecting her. But empires are not built on tenderness, and hearts are far easier to break than kingdoms. This is the story of how he made her his. The story of how he lost her. And the story of how far an emperor will go when the only thing he cannot command is the woman he calls his Empress. *** THIS BOOK CONTAINS DARK THEMES, ABUSIVE CONTENT INCLUDING EMOTIONAL AND PHYSICAL VIOLENCE, WHICH MAY MAKE SOME READERS UNCOMFORTABLE SO VIEWER DISCRETION IS ADVISED. THE AUTHOR OF THIS BOOK IS IN NO WAY SUPPORTING OR ROMANTICISING THE DARK THEMES USED IN THE BOOK. *** #1 in Wealth (06/12/2021) #1 in Influence (03/01/2022) #1 in RomanEmpire (10/01/2022) #1 in Rome (19/01/2022) #1 in Obsession (26/01/2022)

Coco is a princess who does not concern with her title, usually introducing herself as merely a painter. "The least princess-like princess of the whole world!", that's what the royal family of the Skia Kingdom calls her, but who cares when her only concern is to fulfill her duties with the king to regain her lost freedom, right? The same her mother had fought for, at the expense of her own life? Well, someone is gonna care, eventually. A pirate with a straw hat is gonna mess up her small world just so she can join his crew and become the king of the pirates, reminding Coco that her long lost dream can indeed come true. ______ This work is a translation.

In the sweltering heat of 1719 Nassau, Anne Bonny feels herself slowly suffocating beneath the weight of respectability. Once, she dreamed of freedom, adventure, and life upon the sea. Now she is trapped in a gilded cage of silk gowns, polite smiles, and a marriage that has become more prison than partnership. But when one reckless night leads her into the orbit of the notorious pirate ship The Siren's Song, Anne seizes the chance to escape the life that has been chosen for her. Disguised as a swabbie and hiding among thieves, smugglers, and killers, Anne is thrust into a brutal world where survival must be earned. At the centre of it all stands Captain Jack Rackham- sharp-tongued, dangerously intelligent, and impossible to ignore. As Anne learns the unforgiving rules of pirate life, tensions ignite between her and the captain who seems to see far more than he should. But the sea is merciless, the British Empire is closing in, and freedom always demands a sacrifice. Caught between loyalty, desire, and the ghosts of the life she abandoned, Anne must decide who she truly wishes to become: The obedient wife society expects... Or the pirate she was always destined to be.

she's green tea. Calm. Healing. Surviving. black coffee. Bitter. Dark. Dangerous. Zuri's life is a web of pain and resilience. Trauma carved her. Violence tested her. Survival became her language. But survival has a cost. And rebellion... has a price. When Zuri's ultimate act of defiance shatters everything, she learns the truth: Green tea can soothe. But black coffee burns. And some burns you never come back from. GREEN TEA BLACK COFFEE - A raw exploration of identity, trauma, and the devastating cost of choosing yourself.

In Part 1, Tina succeeds in securing her daughter's right to grow up with both her parents. Though her dream of a corporate career remains unfulfilled, she earns the right to work and builds a meaningful career as a teacher in one of the city's reputed schools. Through her profession, she develops a deep understanding of child psychology and discovers a purpose that gives new meaning to her life. Determined to give her daughters the strength and independence she herself had struggled for, Tina creates an intellectually enriching environment at home and channels all her energy into their education. Her efforts bear fruit as her daughters grow into empowered and accomplished young women. Having tasted success in her first innings, Tina begins her second. Second innings She rediscovers herself and makes her mental and physical well-being her highest priority. She starts going to the gym regularly, reconnects with music-her first love-begins writing stories and poetry, and travels abroad to spend time with her daughters. As she fills the emptiness within with love, family and meaningful pursuits, Tina gradually realizes that happiness does not depend on having a perfect partner. She learns that expecting emotional fulfilment from a dry well only brings disappointment. Through acceptance, self-discovery and resilience, she discovers that life can be lived fully and beautifully, even when it falls short of perfection. This is a story of motherhood, self-growth, healing and the quiet strength of a woman l who learns to grow wings of her own.

Unrequited love is one thing but when a prophecy turns Lydia Potter's head she spends the rest of her fourth year making a fool out of herself for once last glimpse of that Lion. And then somehow her parents turned into her God-Father, a girl became a guy and a lake turned into a wardrobe. Nothing is certain anymore for the Potter girl except that she would, under zero circumstances, not fall for Peter Pevensie. Narnia x Harry Potter

okay.. I'm too lazy to post a real story so I made this. Are you in the Spider-Society? Is your universe falling apart? Did you get sent to a different world? Or maybe people are in your world that shouldn't be? Find out in this RP

Unconventional Love In a world divided by caste, religion, class, language, and status, humanity is often forgotten. Aaradhya Dubey is trapped in a patriarchal family where every aspect of her life is controlled by her father and brother. Her dreams are ignored, her voice is silenced, and freedom remains something she has never known. Yet beneath her quiet exterior lies a girl longing to make her own choices and live life on her own terms. Abhishek Nayak is a multi-billionaire CEO whose success could buy almost anything-except freedom from society's judgment. Despite his wealth and achievements, people continue to define him by his surname rather than his character. Forced to grow up too soon, he carries silent wounds behind his success, remaining kind, humble, and respectful despite everything. When fate brings these two opposite worlds together, they find understanding, comfort, and a love neither expected. But can Aaradhya break free from the chains that bind her? Can Abhishek fight a society determined to judge them? Or will family, traditions, and prejudice destroy what they have found? Unconventional Love is a story of love, freedom, courage, and two souls proving that humanity matters more than the labels society places upon them.

The Huntress, a name whispered in fear across Grimtan. Mysterious. Ruthless. Unstoppable. But beneath the blood and legend, Emryn is just nineteen year old girl with one goal: revenge. She follows no rules but her own...until betrayal drags her into a dangerous game she never chose to play. Now trapped between power, survival, and her past, Emryn must make choices that could either set her free or destroy her completely. In a world where trust is a weakness... Will the Huntress survive?

Sana Yamen grew up in a strict, male-dominated household where girls were expected to stay silent, obey, and exist only within the boundaries of home. Her father ruled the family with absolute control, believing women's only purpose was marriage, motherhood, and service.Her mother, Rida, his first wife and father's other wives lived under the same roof in quiet submission, their lives shaped by endurance rather than choice. Yet Sana was different. Inside her lived dance - not as a hobby, but as identity. She moved in secret, guided by rhythm only she could feel. She dreamed of becoming a dancer, a teacher, an academy owner who would give children the freedom she was denied. But her family rejected it completely, calling it shameful and unworthy. On her eighteenth birthday, everything changed. An accident left Sana blind, and instead of compassion, her family saw opportunity. They planned to marry her off to an older man with multiple wives and a dark reputation, a man who treated women as replaceable. Sana resisted with everything she had, but her voice meant nothing in a house ruled by her father's authority. Her best friends, Aaria Bilal and Basma Tamer, rescued her briefly, offering her safety and hope. But her father came to take her back by force. That was when Ali, Aaria's older brother, stepped in. Raised with respect for women's strength and independence, Ali saw Sana not as a burden but as a person worth protecting. In a bold decision to shield her from her family and forced marriage, he married her. Their marriage began as protection, not love. But slowly, Ali gave Sana dignity, space, and encouragement. He helped her rediscover dance, guiding her to move again even in darkness. Sana, for the first time, began to rebuild her life. But peace did not last. Ali's ex-fiance returned - elegant, bitter, and manipulative. Behind her charm, she sowed doubt and tension, determined to destroy the fragile bond forming between Sana and Ali.

Little Feather lives with her people known as the Algonquin, a group of Native Americans living in North America. Little Feather has lived peacefully with her people, hunting game, gathering berries and learning the culture and customs of her people until one day, a group of settlers decide to attack her and her people while they were celebrating a feast held in their tribe. Little Feather now the only survivor of her clan, is now forced to flee and leave everything she has known and survive in a world where dangerous animals lurk in the shadows, people trying to kill her and most of all, a fight for her freedom and way of life as well.

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A young girl gets her freedom taken away, will she ever get it back?

One day after I died in silly way, I opened my eyes as Npc from Mondstadt. Having no job to live a good life with, I decided to work as librarian with Lisa. My life is good now but where all these troubles come from?!

She used to watch the birds sore though the skies high above the cages. wishing to join them in their freedom. One day. One day she would fly, free on the winds without chains holding her down. (zoroxoc) slowburn #1 in zoroxoc 11/11/2023

Twenty-year-old Jennie leads a life defined by strict boundaries and constant surveillance. Trapped in a luxurious, high-security mansion, she is controlled by seven powerful men who view her not as a sister, but as a project to be perfected. While she plays the role of the quiet, obedient student on the surface, a dangerous spark of rebellion grows inside her. When a single afternoon of freedom goes wrong, the facade begins to shatter. Now, Jennie must navigate a web of manipulation, possessiveness, and cold discipline as she discovers just how far her brothers will go to keep her under their control-and exactly what it will cost to break free.

"If I had to choose to speak or to die,I would die. Speaking has gotten me nowhere in life. Not as I begged for them not to kill my mother. Not as I screamed when they would burn me. Not when I got engaged to a man twenty years older than I am. But then if I died, and left all the women to suffer while I escaped seemed selfish. I had to do something,somehow. But how?"