Historical Fiction

The Death of the Queen - Act IV, Scene II
ACT IV SCENE II The chapel chancel in the Church of St Peter Ad Vincula. The Countess Leicester stands with head bowed over Robert Devereux's burial vault.
By John Coxabout a year ago in Chapters
Kia Ford Attending The English Premiere Festivities
Despite the blazing sunshine, the Peacock grabbed a flashlight from the cabinet before confronting the courtyard invasion. Slowly stepping, investigating a curious incident plaguing the pleasant peaceful Sunday afternoon, the internationally recognized visual distributor, safely guarded the territory.
By Marc OBrienabout a year ago in Chapters
Read this if you are in need for comfort
Hey there stranger! If you are reading this, I hope you are doing okay:) Even if you are not it is okay. I do not want to tell you to be optimistic or pretend to have it all together because I know how chaotic and messy life can be sometimes. While I know you are not feeling okay, that is why probably you have reached upon this video. I hope you remember that there are still so many days when life will feel lighter, where the beauty of nature will astonish you with the warmth of the sun and the somberness of the night.
By Hridya Sharmaabout a year ago in Chapters
The Death of the Queen - Act IV, Scene I
ACT IV SCENE I Two years have passed since the humiliation and execution of Robert Devereux. Sir Robert Cecil paces in the library of Richmond Palace waiting for news of the Queen from her doctors. The Queen is dying and has not spoken in many days.
By John Coxabout a year ago in Chapters
The Memory Keeper's Journey
In a small village nestled between two great rivers, there lived a young woman named Aisha. She was known throughout the village as the Memory Keeper, for she possessed an extraordinary gift – the ability to absorb, store, and recall the memories of those around her.
By ABDULAZEEZ GBOLAHAN YUSUFabout a year ago in Chapters
Kia Ford Attending The English Premiere Festivities
Enchanting Motown music played, and the peacock received an entertainment earful while the servant to the all-American mover shaker Kia Ford passed by the Julie Bowen shrine.
By Marc OBrienabout a year ago in Chapters
The Curse of Wolfenstien . Content Warning.
The boy, whose face was covered with long brown hair, his clothes stained with dust and dirt, with a strong and muscular build and sharp, watchful eyes, appeared like a Werewolf. Once again, he enters the abandoned palace. Streams of red blood flow down the palace walls, with a dense fog surrounding the area. Several torches, burning for centuries, hold within their dim yellow light many painful and terrifying stories. A deadly silence always prevails in this palace. Once, it was home to a happy royal family, but now only their sorrowful souls wander here, tormented for centuries, under the possession of demons.
By Karan w. about a year ago in Chapters
Chapter 56-60
Chapter 56: A Whisper in the Dark The dim light of the inn flickered as Seojin leaned back against the cold wall, his eyes heavy with exhaustion. Though their escape from Hojin’s grasp had been successful for now, Seojin’s mind buzzed with uncertainty. Every sound outside the door made his heart race, fearing that Hojin or his guards would appear at any moment.
By Hadia Sirajabout a year ago in Chapters
The Death of the Queen - Act III, Scene III
SCENE III. The Tower Green Countess Leicester faces the block upon the scaffold and the masked executioner waiting with his axe. The crowd murmurs in the background, some grousing at the delay.
By John Coxabout a year ago in Chapters
Chapter 42: Bound by Blood
The battle dragged on, each moment feeling heavier than the last. The battlefield was a sea of chaos, and Seojin’s vision wavered as he fought to stay upright. Blood soaked through his tunic, and the pain from his wound gnawed at him, but he pushed forward, refusing to show weakness in front of Jaeha.
By Hadia Sirajabout a year ago in Chapters
Chapter 55: A Ray of Hope
Seojin stood at the mouth of the cave, his heart pounding in his chest as he strained to hear any sign of his brother. The bright light of day contrasted sharply with the darkness that had engulfed them just moments before. Panic surged through him, twisting his stomach into knots. Jaeha was still inside, fighting for their freedom while Seojin was forced to stand helplessly outside.
By Hadia Sirajabout a year ago in Chapters
Chapter 54: Unbreakable Bonds
The clash of steel echoed through the cave, drowning out the sound of their racing hearts. Jaeha and Seojin stood back-to-back, surrounded by Hojin’s guards, their breaths quickening with each passing moment. The darkness of the cave seemed to close in around them, but a flicker of determination burned bright between the twins.
By Hadia Sirajabout a year ago in Chapters