Haitian Stories

When a plane crashes in the middle of no where will they be able to survive the islands cruel punishments or will they kill each other first

I cannot deal! I need to let out my frustrations!

Chantal and her family live in Massachusetts. Their day to day life is interrupted when Chantal's mother recieves a call from her distant sister Florence that she's to get married. The problem is the families are caught between age old feuds. Will they be able to get along in time for the courtship?

What will happen when Taylor Swift enters John Greens studio?

William Wise never chased love, dreams, or meaning. Life was simple - work, money, silence, sleep. No attachments. No expectations. No heartbreak. That was the routine. Until a loud, fiery girl with glossy lips and too much attitude stepped into his quiet world and refused to leave. Didine wasn't supposed to matter. But her laughter filled his silence. Her warmth softened his numbness. And her presence made him feel things he spent years burying. The deeper she got, the more she realized Will carried secrets heavier than his silence - a life he never explained, a past he never shared, and problems that didn't disappear just because he wanted peace. But loving a quiet man isn't about what he says. It's about what he hides. And when the truth finally surfaces, Didine must decide if love is worth the chaos that comes with him... or if some hearts are safer left untouched. Because William Wise never planned on love. And Didine never planned on falling for someone who might disappear.

"In this collection of lyrical stories, Desouvre has created a character - Grayson Goodman - who meets everyday people on his travels. Over a glass of Grand Marnier in a hotel or a neighborhood bar, strangers meet to share their stories and their problems. In each scene in the book, Goodman proves to be a gracious listener, the kind of person who invites others to open up their hearts and souls.

When a witch, A werewolf, and a vampire all go to the same school for the supernatural species- it's a train wreck. Literarily! But that's not the worst part. Do the 3 know each other? Duh! They siblings. But that's not the point. Given to the notification of their clan. The three children however do know a forbidden inaction that could wipe out the land. But given the fact that the world despise them... Will they use it? Will they stay together after everything betraying them? Will they betray each other? Or will they just die with everything around them. Please come through their story and found out!

"Iris my dear you are more than who you think you are, you are of noble and historical blood" I look at the women I call my mother straight dead in the eyes, I suddenly feel my eyebrows fury in confusion. "Mother by whatever do you mean? Has my life been merely a facade?". I suddenly see her face sully with discontent as she struggles to tell me what it is that she means. "My darling you have a very certain uniqueness about yourself, you remind me of your father......" As I am on my knees, I look up at my mother's face once more as a I scan this dreadful room we are in, filled with all the riches anyone could ask for. Immediately I get up off of my knees trying to go near her but the several guards that surround her near the thrown she occupies herself on seems impossible. "My uniqueness? Mother what do you mean this is baffling." She than gets up walking down those concert staircases with pillars that lights up each step she takes. "My sweet child you have great energetic force of the unknown something that only a true royal can possess" she says lifting up my chin. "You mean I have powers......." no fucking way. "Heavy is the head that weighs the crown my dear Iris". Read more to Find out.....

He was asian and I was black, although I've been really addicted into Korean culture, one thing would stop this affection I felt towards him. "Racism"

An origin story of a young girl overcoming cultural differences of being American and Haitian... More In-Depth Description: Elodie, a young Haitian-American woman, finds herself navigating a life lived on a cultural bridge. Born into the vibrant, unyielding embrace of a traditional Haitian household, she grows up surrounded by the rich rhythms of Creole, the comforting aromas of authentic cuisine, and the strict, yet loving, expectations of her immigrant parents. As she steps into the broader American world - from the school bus to the college campus - Elodie confronts the stark differences in values, freedoms, and expressions of identity. She grapples with the unspoken rules of her Haitian upbringing against the casual independence of her American peers, often feeling lost in the chasm between two distinct worlds. "Elodie: The Story of Me" is Elodie's deeply personal story of resilience, self-discovery, and the powerful journey of cultural integration. It chronicles her struggle to shed the perceived burdens of her heritage, her pivotal moments of re-engagement with her roots, and ultimately, her triumph in building a unique identity that honors both her ancestral legacy and her individual aspirations. This autobiography is a testament to the strength found in duality, offering a poignant and relatable narrative for anyone who has navigated the complexities of cultural difference, sought belonging, and discovered the beauty of their own story and unfolding bloom.

Grief she can trust. Love she can't. A life-changing cab ride shoves her from the safe and familiar right into faith. Reina Blackwell wants love to steer clear of her. After the untimely death of her husband, she is content to remain alone to grieve and raise her son. God, however, has another plan for her life: forthright, good-natured, firefighter Elijah Cooper. Months before meeting her in front of their NYC apartment, a personal tragedy drives the now-reformed heartbreaker to reevaluate his life and his faith. An assessment that leads to seeking what he never desired⁠-love. Eli offers his heart to Reina but worries she will always remain in fear of loving and losing.

Siani Babineaux's plans were simple: finish her senior year at LSU, pursue her career as a freelance artist, and live happily ever after with her long distance boyfriend. Lyle Riperton, her then 4th-grade bully, changes all of that. Entering her life eleven years later a reformed man, Siani has no problems of letting go of the past and building a friendship with the boy who made her life a living hell. But when Siani's proposal of camaraderie is taken as an opportunity for Lyle to jeopardize her current relationship and turns her world on its head, she wishes she'd never come in contact with him again. dearotis © 2016

Nancy figuring out life and have the courage to live it

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I wake up, but my body moves before my mind can catch up. My soul lingers, still laying down, while I stand. The world is foggy. Wavy. Disorienting. Weed, meant to calm me, only amplifies the chaos. My heart races. My thoughts spin. Panic rises, creeping into every corner of me. Shaking is my first warning. Once it starts, I am on a path I cannot control. Language shifts. My Jamaican and Haitian sides emerge. Patois spills out with urgency, a red flag for anyone watching. The panic is loud. Overwhelming. It has been with me since my 20s, and now, in my 30s, it strikes randomly. Blackouts happen mid-fight, mid-thought, mid-breath. I move faster than my own mind, yelling, swinging, shaking. Friends grab me. Hugs, words, even the smallest gestures slowly pull me back. This is more than anxiety. More than stress. It's panic attacks, blackouts, trauma, and the consequences of substances mixing with a fragile system. Every heartbeat is a warning. Every breath is a battle. I've survived chaos, fights, fear, and moments where I barely recognize myself. This is my reality. This is my story. 💔 Trigger warning: panic attacks, blackouts, substance use, trauma

The struggles and trihumphs of a 10 year old and her siblings after loosing both her parents in 2017's Hurricane Irma.

[18+] Avril Cavé has known June Thompson all her life. Well, she knew of him. He lived across the street from her for as long as she could remember. Though they live so close, they live very different lives. Avril is viewed as an angel. June is viewed as trouble. Avril is destined for success. June is barely getting by in school. One day, June asks Avril to help him in Calculus, so he doesn't lose his spot on the basketball team despite the problems he has with Avril's old brother. When June is able to offer something Avril wouldn't turn down, they begin as study buddies. But as the semester progresses, she starts seeing something different from June until he is no longer just the guy who lived across from her. She knows his bad news but why can't she resist him? He's always been bad news, was always in trouble, her brother even hates him. But why can't she stop her growing feelings for him? A story about family, loyalty, and love. But what buried dark secrets will stop Avril and June from having more?