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Ireland, Galway, 1919. With the irish rebellion as background, the book tells the story of the Everdene family living in Danford Abbey: the four Everdene's daughters, unmarried, are facing the growth and the choice it entails. The first volume is about the second child, Fiona, who lives a tormented relectionship with Nathan Abbott, a family friend: he go injured during the Independence War and he has lost partially the eyesight and now is facing post-traumatic stress. DO NOT COPY, DISCLOSE OR SHARE ANY PART OF THE STORY. THE STORY COMES FROM THE AUTOR'S MIND, ANY RESEMBLANCE WITH REAL FACTS OR OTHER FICTIONAL STORIES IS TOTALY CASUAL.

1904, India. This story follows the life of a young window, Medhabika, as she starts to live in disguise as a homeless young woman. *despcription under construction* (wow, it rhymed) (#29 in Historical Fiction, 10th April 2018 #36 in Historical Fiction, 8th April 2018)

[[ THIS IS NOT MY WORK!! ONLY FOR OFFLINE READING PURPOSE!!!! ]] The original title of the book is "The Evil King Chasing His Wife: Miss Waste Against the Sky".   She is the gold medal killer of the 21st century, but she wears the most useless Fourth Miss in the Su Mansion. He, His Royal Highness, King Jin of the Empire, is ruthless, powerful and domineering, and he is extremely talented. Everyone knows that she is a waste material, arbitrarily bullying and humiliating, but he is the only one who has a strong and domineering entanglement against her and will not let go. Let's see how the strong collide with the strong, and stage a good show of chasing and being chased. Author: Su Xiaonuan Genre: Xianxia, Shoujo, Action, Adventure, Comedy, Fantasy, Romance , Martial arts, Historical

Harry's first memory at Wool's Orphanage is of Tom Riddle. He thinks that Tom Riddle makes many exceptions for him. (He's right.) Featuring: poverty, death, morality, meddling old men and their wars. - Or, in which Tom realizes he's had enough of the purebloods. **Over 84,000 hits and 2,100 kudos on AO3!**

In the second volume the eldest Everdene's daughter meets again an old family friend, Sebastian Blake, just returned from the World War I, during the war he was imprisoned as desertor and now he's outcast from Society. DO NOT COPY, DISCLOSE OR SHARE ANY PART OF THE STORY. THE STORY COMES FROM THE AUTOR'S MIND, ANY RESEMBLANCE WITH REAL FACTS OR OTHER FICTIONAL STORIES IS TOTALY CASUAL.

(WARNING: This is Machine Translated) Jiang Pengji got something called the Court Intrigue Stream System. System: "Your goal is to become the most prestigious woman in the kingdom (the Queen)!" Jiang Pengji: "Okay, System. No problem!" Years later, she met the target by becoming the most prestigious woman (the Empress). Jiang Pengji: "Well done, no?"

During the 1920 the Independence of Ireland is near. Rowella Everdene, mute since the age of seven, starts to write and draw children books and to publish them, in the meantime she gets to know a young man named Cathal O'Brennan. Lucasta Everdene is courted by some suitors, among them an officer of the British Army. DO NOT COPY, DISCLOSE OR SHARE ANY PART OF THE STORY. THE STORY COMES FROM THE AUTOR'S MIND, ANY RESEMBLANCE WITH REAL FACTS OR OTHER FICTIONAL STORIES IS TOTALY CASUAL.

A young detective investigates the street gangs and their buisnesses of the 20th century London. Will meeting the handsome and stupidley annoying gang boss, become a problem? Probably. To find out more you gotta read the story. *Warning* might inclued offensive language and swearing, so watch out.

In the summer of 1906, Georgia Pratt returns to Lone Star Ranch after a transformative stay in Dallas, where she enjoyed the high society life with her Aunt Lisanne and cousin Katelyn. As a proper Southern Belle, Georgia knows her place in the world, but she yearns for something more than the comforts of her family's ranch or the lavish life of a hostess and wife. Enter Benjamin Tucker, the new jockey hired to train her beloved Frontier King, a spirited horse with a reputation for being untamable. Benjamin is a cocky, fearless redhead, determined to prove his mettle and claim his place among the best. But when he mistakes Georgia for a stablehand, a game of mistaken identity and hidden intentions begins. As they clash and bicker, sparks fly, and Georgia's heart begins to yearn for the daring jockey who challenges her at every turn. In a tale of forbidden romance and daring risks, Georgia must decide if she will follow her heart or adhere to the expectations of her family and society. Can she break free from the constraints of her upbringing to find true love, or will her gamble cost her everything she holds dear? "Georgia's Gamble" is a story of love, defiance, and the courage to pursue one's dreams, set against the vibrant backdrop of early 20th-century Texas. Will Georgia take the ultimate risk for love, or will she play it safe and lose the chance of a lifetime?

Cora and her friends in the Minority Society have suffered loss after loss with nothing good looking to happen soon. The year 1913 proves to be even more difficult, as Colby Whitbaker and Joseph Nielsen gain even more power. Not even halfway through the year, a series of scandals rocks the city, exposing both Cora and Colby, who are at each other's throats more than ever. After Colby takes it too far one night, Cora and her friends vow to take him down at all costs, while trying not to get killed themselves. As the mayoral election draws near and Nielsen threatens to win, Cora and her friends must make an all-out stand.

In progress. "Cassandra! Oh Cassandra!You have no idea what you are doing to me!" Growled John as he gathered Cassandra up in his arms and rubbed against her layers of clothing. Impropriety was not a thing that Cassandra considered at this time. Cassandra McGaffin has always wanted to live in the past. Maybe the 19th century? Or the 20th century. But definitely not the 21st century, where she was born. So one night, after washing the dishes, cleaning the living rooms and kitchen for the night, Cassandra wishes to at least experience the past. To be able to live there, and fall in love without complications. The next morning when she wakes up, she is not in her bedroom in 2015, no. She is in a whole new place, exploring time, starting from 1895. Will this finally be her chance to set herself free? And will she find out what happened to Miss Grace?

Following the Bolshevik Revolution in 20th century Russia, the Romanov family was sent into exile. On July 17, 1918, Tsar Nicholas Romanov and his family were brutally murdered. It is said that there were no survivors, but when the graves were uncovered, a body was reported to be missing. In a remarkable display of survivalism (or maybe just luck), Anastasia Romanov narrowly escaped death. As the sole survivor of her family, and the last remaining member of the Romanov dynasty, she fled to America. Having no belongings but the few jewels and family heirlooms sewn into the corset of her dress, Anastasia now has to maneuver a foreign world. She is no longer a duchess, but a ghost. New York City, an unwelcoming place to lost princesses, is the battleground, and she is the lowly foot soldier. After seeking protection at the estate of a wealthy family, Anastasia quickly develops an entirely new identity. As she builds a life around a person that does not exist, she experiences friendship, first love, betrayal, and uncovers secrets that are best left buried. Just as her new life is unfolding, the man who ordered the execution of her family is nipping at her heels, and he is sure she won't slip through his fingers again. For Anastasia, living the lie will be difficult, but protecting her true identity is even more risky - one mistake, and she'll join her family in the ground. // beautiful cover by @irwinthegod //

In 2033, Shiyann "Shiya" McGuinney recalls the first time she met the love of her life and the father of her children during the outbreak of the COVID19 in 2020. Upon the crisis roaming the streets of the world, 23-year-old Shiya moves into her apartment, a few doors down from her parents. While the American government takes repercussions such as shutting down most schools across the country, forcing curfews on citizens, and so forth, adolescents are standing in front of their cameras, backing it out west to Travis Scott's "Out West" and doing the Renegade dance by Jalaiah Harmon on a social media app called Tik Tok. Shiya hasn't exactly hopped onto the "It is, what it is" train; instead, she spends her days exploring her new French architecture apartment while Erik Satie is playing on her orange Crosley Bermuda Standing Turntable. Shiya's expedition came to a halt when she noticed that there was a hidden compartment in her vent, and in the small space, she finds a diary from the 20th century written by a man named Matthew Cornelius Pennington, who played the piano for a wealthy family on the Upper East Side. Matthew's diary entries suggest that he is in love with Naomi Bailey, the daughter of a stockbroker. Once Bailey's father gets wind of his daughter fooling around with Pennington, who is apart of the lower class, he plans to do everything in his power to sabotage their relationship. Despite Bailey's father meddling between the two lovers, Pennington's love for Naomi is perpetual and unconditional. While Shiya is trying to survive the pandemic and stay isolated from the world, she makes friends with her neighbor's brother above her apartment when there is a leak from her ceiling. Shiya finds herself sharing a bond with her neighbor's brother and growing closer towards her, but Shiya, who was once married, has no intention of ever falling in love again because of her late husband, Frank. Will Pennington's diary give Shiya hope for life and love again?

OK, basically everyone from Tudor, Hamilton & Romanov timelines exist, including people from Marie Antoinette & other historical OCs that belong to me & some other people who want their characters to be apart of the lore (has to born between 1200-1999).

In 1905, the law denouncing polygamy by the Mormon Church is fully enforced. Second families must go into hiding or be arrested. There is even a "finder's-fee" for those who turn in their own. Ten-year-old Mary's father, a poor farmer, abandons Mary, her nearly-blind mother, and six brothers and sisters in the hills of the Wasatch Mountains to live in a shallow dugout not much better than a cave. Close to starving, the family is rescued by a nearby polygamist. As the much older man's intentions become more threatening, Mary finds it harder to resist his proposal of marriage. Her family and friends, even her own mother, turn away from her. During a six-year period, from Mary's childhood to a forced marriage at sixteen, Mary must first survive, and then choose her fate. This is the story of survival, love, and compassion in a sometimes heartless existence. It is also the story of Mary's deep conflict with the Church's teachings on plural marriage, and with her father, who has abandoned them. Based on a true story. "...absorbing debut novel, based on a true story...an emotionally wrenching narrative out of U.S. history. Powerful, historically based novel of survival, beliefs, adaptation and resistance."-Kirkus Reviews "Filled with rich description that makes its 20th-Century settings and people come alive." - The Salt Lake Tribune