Salemwitchtrials Stories

Some souls never stay buried. In 1692, they burned Mercy alive. She let them. With her last breath she placed a curse on the man who named her. The man who wanted her, feared what that wanting meant, and chose fire over his own conscience. The curse was simple. Elegant. Eternal. He would find her in every life. He would love her in every one. And she would be there when he did. Three hundred years later, Mercy owns half of Salem. She rents her properties to tourists who think the witch trials are history. She knows better. She has always known better. When he books one of her rentals for an October getaway, him and his girlfriend in tow, a ring burning a hole in his pocket, Mercy doesn't feel triumph. She stopped feeling triumph somewhere around the fifth lifetime. She feels nothing at all. That's what three centuries of this does to a person. He doesn't know her. He never does, not at first. But the memories always come. Bleeding in at the edges, arriving in pieces, building toward the moment everything floods back and he understands exactly what she is and what is coming. The only question is whether she moves first. She always moves first. Until My Last Breath is a dark psychological romance spanning lifetimes. A story about rage, corruption, collateral damage, and what happens to a woman when the revenge that was supposed to set her free becomes the only thing keeping her alive. **Warning:** This story contains psychological manipulation, infidelity, violence, and morally complex characters with no guarantee of redemption. Read at your own risk.

Two teenage boys had an intense rivalry since childhood, which began after the son of a witch lost his mother to execution due to her being a witch. The son of a swordsman lost his father to a mysterious, deadly disease that no doctor could identify, until the swordsman's son found out that the witch's son had cursed him, as revenge. Their rivalry was still present in their relationship till their teenage years. That lasted until they both realised that they were both survivors of their tragedies. They soon fell in love with each other, until they got caught. Soon after they got caught, the son was forced to execute the male witch by beheading him. !WARNING! The scenes in the story are not based on real information from the Salem Witch Trials. This book contains sensitive topics like religious trauma, abuse, and execution (burning, hanging, and beheading). If you are sensitive to such issues, this book may not be suitable for you or children. I care about my readers and your mental health. You have been warned. New parts every Wednesday at 12:30 PM!

Lenora Ash has always felt tied to something she could never explain. Maybe it was the strange dreams. Maybe it was the way Salem felt more like a memory than a town she had never lived in. Or maybe it was Jay - her best friend, her other half, the boy she discovered at fourteen was bound to her soul long before either of them were born. But when the Ash and Hawkins families move to Salem just weeks before Lenora's sixteenth birthday, everything begins to change. The whispers. The blackouts. The feeling of being watched. Her mother calls it a gift. Her father calls it a warning. Because every woman in the Ash bloodline inherits something powerful at sixteen. Lenora was never supposed to find out this way. Now, with ancient witches waking beneath Salem and secrets clawing their way back to life, Lenora discovers her connection to the town may be darker than anyone feared. And the closer her birthday comes, the more Salem seems to call her home. Some soul ties are written in the stars. Others are cursed in blood. All rights belong to Disney and they retain all rights to the universe, the Sanderson Sisters, and any other established characters.

Reverend John Hale, a person of the Salem Witch Trials, is a peace loving man. Though he chose to hang seventeen people by his signature, he slowly began to speak out against such trials. But once he spoke out, many of the people for the Witch Trials yelled at him to shut up about it. Which caused him to be silent for many lines... Samuel Parris is the worst of them all with the yelling. Whenever Parris yells at Hale, his eyes go blurry as he tries to hold in tears, especially when they keep cutting him off. He's trying to save innocent lives, dammit. In The Crucible, Mary Warren accuses John Proctor of Witchcraft, and that's when Hale has had ENOUGH. He yells that he's quitting the court, and he goes to where they're holding Proctor, in the dungeons of the jail. Beating him. Torturing him. Hale walks in, and he stops at seeing how Proctor looks...

There are millions of unexplainable things on the small planet that is our world. For example, a goldfish's memory span is so small that they don't remember what happened two minutes ago. The mysteries of our universe fall from how a tree's leaves die and change different colors in the fall, but still find the strength to bloom in the spring, to 'love at first sight', to how a teaspoon of stardust weighs more than an entire cruise ship. We can't find explanations for everything, and we're not supposed to. But when fate and destiny turn around and target you, you don't sit there and do nothing, you stand up and fight. You do something about it. Scarlett Murry is just your average teenager, with a long family line of bad luck in love. Coincidence or not, no man has ever stayed with a Murry girl for more than five years and it seems to be affecting her life. Especially when she meets a boy she can't get away from. Will she find the reason behind the curse? Or is it all just in her head?

In 1692 Salem, Massachusetts was hell. Women and men were killed, slaughtered if you will because two nine-year-olds got sick. Evinyea De Alne is a witch. She is full-fledged with witchiness. However, she is not getting caught. Every other woman is, even men are being convicted. Evinyea is helpless to do anything at risk of being caught. To make matters worse her spells have been going wonky and she still has no idea what is happening.

It's January 1692 and Calum Hood moves to a new village in Massachusetts, US with his family. He feels out of place and alone here, only being a teenager. This village is not what it seems and certainly gives off bad vibes to calum with all of the deaths going on. But what could go wrong? Could someone change his life and the way he thinks about the world? Show him something new? ☆"I'm not guilty"☆ //Some events are inaccurate in this story compared to real events// //read the warnings//

"Do you ever feel like... you're not built for this world?" [ Peter Parker (MCU) x fem!OC ] [ Spider-Man: Homecoming - Spider-Man: No Way Home ]

A teen bible study group, two confused Johns and a whole lot of angst ~~proctale lol Don't judge me this isn't serious and it's set in England because I don't understand the American school system

In the shadow of the Salem witch trials, a young woman's destiny unfolds. After a devastating fire claims the lives of her father and brother, sixteen year old Mary Blackwood and her mother are forced to leave their home and seek a fresh start in the wary village of Salem. With her mother's hopes pinned on a marriage to a wealthy suitor, Mary is caught between the rigid expectations of society and the haunting pull of secrets buried deep in her family's past. As whispers of witchcraft spread like wildfire, Mary's connection to the ancient and mysterious woods around Salem grows stronger and more dangerous. Haunted by visions, strange symbols, and a legacy she barely understands, Mary must navigate a world where trust is scarce, fear is deadly, and survival demands a power she never wished to claim. In a time when accusations mean death, Mary Blackwood will discover that sometimes the fiercest magic comes from the strength to stand alone.

The Kadyn family has been hunting dark witches since 1693. When Fred Kadyn turned 18, he swore to the tribunal to help his family hunt down evil witch descendants.

Four women. Four strangers. One prophecy that will change history forever. Drawn to Salem by an ancient pull, four women arrive with no idea that fate has been waiting for them. Each carries a fragment of a forgotten bloodline, but it isn't until they meet on their shared birthday that the truth is revealed: together, they are the key to rewriting history itself. By the next blue moon, they must decide whether to embrace the power calling them or risk leaving the world shackled by the past. Magical, empowering, and woven with myth and sisterhood, Nexus is the unforgettable beginning of the Witchy Women series.

In which Kinley Ace returns to the French quarter to aid the Mikaelsons

life is so much easier when you are a warlock. Well, that's what you'd think. I'm a rebbelious teen, from a rich witch family, my parents are the leaders of their own coven and they're currently on mission, So I do everything on my own for almost a year now. I'm almost eightteen that means I can make my own coven. And I have three people who would be glad to follow me. But one misstep and history will repeat itself. It was not my fault, normally I wouldn't have to worry. But now I do. I don't want another salem witch trials. welcome to the red coven.

Czy uda się tym rytuałem zemścić na pogromach wiedźm?

Enter into the life of Elizabeth Proctor as she grows through her secret diary.

The orphanage is not the ideal place to live. Its children are rotten, Its floors are squeaky, and It is even said to be haunted. And that's not the worst of it. Something happened in the orphanage, something the students and staff are trying desperately to cover up. Something that young Annalise, a new arrival, will do anything to uncover. Does she have what it takes to survive the perils of the Orphanage? Or will she end up like all those who tried before her--insane in the infirmary?

Evanora Nurse has been born and raised in Salem, Massachusetts all her life, a direct ancestor of Rebecca Nurse, one of the accused of witchcraft and hung in 1692. With several ongoing degrees in the history of the Salem Witch Trials, Evan gives many speeches at surrounding museums. That's when one day she bumps into a particular someone on the sidewalk who changes her life forever. Bucky Barnes, better known as the Winter Soldier, has been on the run for quite a while now. Since the end of Steve Rogers' fight against Tony Stark, Bucky had been seeking refuge where ever her could, finally settling down in the small town of Salem, Massachusetts, where he meets a girl who decides to change his life for the better. Together, the two begin to investigate strange happenings in Salem, while staying under the radar of the U.S. Government. Who's causing the illnesses on natives of Salem? Will they find out? Or will Bucky be caught and prosecuted with the other Avengers in violation of the Sokovia Accords?

Ruby They teach you when you're young that history will always repeat itself; no matter how badly you wish to change it, even for those of us that wield magic... But I was never one to listen to my elders. I will get what I want, even if that means tearing out the heart of every human I encounter in this eternal life of mine. Theodora They say everyone has a destiny, a fate, a providence. Whichever you call it, it's all the same: event's in a person's life that will ALWAYS lead you to the same person, place, or thing. I never believed in that sort of thing... That is until I met him. And then like a giant, unfortunate puzzle, everything started to piece together.

A short story I came up with when given the prompt "Hunted"