Hi! My name is Megumi and I like to write stories about people or creatures that are different: different in ethnicity, color, and culture. No matter our origins, culture or color, we are all the same with the same needs and desires: the desire to love and be loved and cherished.
I hope you enjoy my imaginations and enjoy reading my tales of love, lust and desire.
A story of two sisters who both became consorts to the same Joseon prince, both elevated beyond their station, both genuinely loved by a man who chose them for who they were. One brilliant and brief. One quiet and enduring. Both essential to the tapestry of a family built from loss.
Iran already led the Middle East in underage marriages, but with Iranian government banks issuing loans for marriage expenses, underage marriage shyrocketed. What happens when a man tries to sell his fifteen year old daughter who is deaf, dumb and blind? Read on to see how this girl find happiness.
When Kiko confesses she's been in love with her stepsister Rin for six years, everything changes. The kiss that follows sends Rin spiraling—not with horror, but with recognition. As Rin reexamines every moment of their shared history, she begins to understand that what she'd called sisterly love might be something else entirely. Now they must navigate their feelings while living under one roof, knowing their parents may have suspected all along. A tender exploration of first love, identity, and
The yoshi-engumi system allows merchant wealth to buy samurai status—through daughters. Mio is adopted, transformed, married off, and forbidden from ever seeing her birth parents again. One mistake exposing her origins destroys everything. So she performs perfection while secretly wielding the skills that make her valuable: negotiation, strategy, steel. When her new mother-in-law attacks and bandits strike, Mio proves merchant daughters make the most dangerous samurai wives.
Most of the world was not aware of the racial discrimination and genocide by light-skinned blacks against dark-skinned or ink-black Africans. This story tells of the dream of a young ink-black girl who had a dream, and her journey to make it come to life.
When a wounded American pilot crashes near her farm in occupied France, widow Clarice Deveroux risks everything to hide him. Through five months in a cheese cellar during the siege of Dunkirk, survival becomes friendship, friendship becomes love, and two broken hearts discover that God's tender mercies arrive exactly when needed most.
A lonely bitter Montana rancher finds, a lone injured 4 year-old Indian girl, a survivor of a raid that killed her entire famiy. he takes her home and decides to adopt her. This one act changes the course of four lives.
Ireland, 983 AD. Princess Saoirse doesn't know she's royalty—the monks who raised her kept that secret. When Vikings raid her monastery, she's sold as a slave in Dublin and brought to the Danish royal court. Prince Sweyn Forkbeard claims her at a winter feast. She refuses him, choosing to freeze on his balcony rather than submit. Intrigued by her defiance, he offers her something no slave should have: choices. Over months of patient courtship, she becomes his translator, his advisor, his partner
a fictional tale from the life of real-life hero First Lieutenant Kirstie Ennis, On 23 June 2012, the CH-53D Sea Stallion helicopter carrying U.S. Marines on which she was a door gunner crashed in the Helmand province of Afghanistan.