Historical Stories

This is based upon true events that happened to aristocratic English who fled to Africa, escaping the terrors of World War II.

The frontier knows her as a lady of quiet charm and sky-bright eyes. What it doesn’t know is the steel beneath her smile. When Mia Lang rides a stagecoach across bandit country, fate—and the Barton brothers—put her courage to the test. In a land where kindness is scarce and survival costs blood, one woman learns that even the softest voice can command fear.

In this Revolutionary War tale, our hero has to do a bit of killing before he can enjoy the girl.

An odd one in this long series of Revolutionary tales

This is an entry to Eddie Davidson's 4th of July story contest.

Fourteen-year-old Italian Matteo finds himself orphaned in a remote Catholic medical and orphanage mission near mid-nineteenth-century Xi'an, China, and being used sexually by the Jesuit doctor in charge of the mission as well as the other priests. Having heard of the beautiful European boy, the Warlord in Xi'an arrives to sample his charms himself. He does so as a conqueror before learning just how charming the boy is.

An alternate history of what might have happened to the fabled Lost Colony of Roanoke, narrated by teenaged colonist John Sampson.

After transmigrating into a fantasy realm, Chu Ge awakens the absurdly named Villain Diary Check-In Sign-In System. Each diary entry grants him escalating power—from Spirit Body to Saint Body—while the world subtly reshapes around him. As chosen heroes rise and immortal beauties flock to his side, Chu Ge finds himself cast as the ultimate villain. Standing atop the cultivation world, he cries out in frustration: “System, you’ve misunderstood me! I’m not a Cao thief!”

First person reflections of a wealthy Carolina plantation heir-to-be looking back on his struggle resisting the urge to abuse the power and leverage he holds in society, particularly over women, during the early 1800s. Hoping to turn over a new leaf after the recent birth of his son, who he almost lost along with his wife, John Elder, confesses his sins to paper before burning them to let go of his past and find a healthier way of living. **Please read opening paragraph and note the story tags

This story is a fictional account of Washington before the revolutionary war. I tried to use as many factual items as I could. This was an idea I got from reading all the facts and certain behaviors (sexually) of Washington and his wife.