1860s Stories

Damon sent Elena home in hopes of avoiding issues with the Sire Bond and so he could train Jeremy as a hunter. Elena, who is at home and frustrated because he will not answer her phone calls, decides she needs to clean her living room after Matt and Jeremy wrecked it with a junk food and video game night. When she lifts up a loose floorboard underneath the couch she finds more Gilbert journals and an old compass. Suddenly in eighteen-sixty-four amongst Katherine Pierce and the human Salvatore brothers, after she touched the compass, Elena pretends to be Katherine's twin sister so she can survive until Emily can find a way to send her home. How exactly is Elena going to do this without changing her own timeline? Originally published through FanFiction.Net in 2012, this story was finished in 2013 and published through the Kindle Worlds Program. I co-wrote this novel with Daniela Schultz (although she goes by Taaroko, and has asked me not to reveal her real name). When the program ended in 2017, all "rights" reverted back to me. I am no longer getting royalties from this fanfiction, and so I decided to post it for anyone who wants to enjoy!

short screenplay 1862 Astoria Oregon A very diffrent story of how plastic has been introduced to the population of the USA

A story about a toxic relationship (forced of course) that takes place in the 1860s. what's not to like?

An 1860s love story.

Lady Róisín O'Flaherty from the McMullen family and her new husband Paddy O'Dooley moved to England shortly after their marriage in Ireland, moving to separate from the McMullen bloodline and attempting to live off their own wealth instead of Róisín's rich family. Months later after an affair and other drama within their small family, Paddy is dead at the bottom of his stairs at his workplace where a few other lectors also worked. Róisín attempts to unravel her husband's sudden death while avoiding her own blame and corruption in the public eye,

A twisted tale of Little Red Riding Hood. This story is set in a dystopian land set in 1860.

Edmund James foster has been in the founding hospital for since he was 5 years old, his mother gave him up as a baby to the foundling hospital but seeing as he wasn't old enough to be educated so he was sent to an foster family there he met twins Madeline and Adeline finch but then they are all brought back to the foundling hospital and they are seperated. There he meets Rodger banks and he forgets all his manners and being an overall goody-to-shoes. Will matron and the governor ever find out what they are plotting? What mischief will they get up 2? What happened between Rodger & ralph? Will they ever manage to achieve there dream of running away from the hospital? - So this story is set in the 1800s in London, I made it out of my love of Oliver twist and hetty feather and all things Victorian and its kinda based over Oliver twist and hetty feather. Also the foundling hospital was like children's home and a place for education so basically a boarding school. I hope u enjoy it ^-^

"First romance, first love, is something so special to all of us, both emotionally and physically, that it touches our lives and enriches them forever." - Rosemary Rogers. "I'd have walked a thousand miles just to touch you tonight." - Laurie "I'm asking myself right now, do you even exist. I mean, can someone like you be real?" - Catherine He came back, Laurie came back. Can her heart continue to love him, or has it forgotten the treasure from before as it's in the hands of another?

Katerina the witch of Russia Mikhail the son of the great lord alekarndra Set in the capital of Russia Moscow year 1860, Mikhail soon to be the new ruler over Russia, his arrogance and strong will power to be known as a great leader. His enemy Katerina the most vigorous witch to ever walk on earth. But what happens when alekarndra is killed and all evidence is pointed to Katerina. While Mikhail uncovers a malevolent plot that threatens to enslave them all.

When Helen Whitlock's father dies, she is sent to a boarding school in rural England but her arrival coincides with the disappearance of another student. Helen must navigate her own grief while she helps the girls uncover the mysteries of the school's past.

Ellor has always been hidden, whether it was from diseases so he should not die as his infant siblings did, or modern novels. Having raided the royal palace that sits in the east of the country of Anima per his father's request as a child, he now holds immense power, which everyone wants. This story follows the first fourteen years of King Ellor's reign, his struggle for power under his controlling father's hand, and his unforeseen similarity to the very man he despises most. Marrianne has known Ellor since before his leg was shot in the war for the crown, she has seen him cry and she has seen joy light up in his eyes. To some, it almost seems that she loves him. She is his tutor's daughter, though, and carries no royal blood to pass on, so that love will never be anything but fantasy. After her family sends her away to a boarding school, she returns to the palace in Anima and receives a shock, the King is to be engaged. Set against the backdrop of a corrupted court in the 19th century, The Tourmaline and the Rose is just the beginning of an everlasting legacy of love, hatred, revenge, and division that is the Animan Royal Family. What secrets does Ellor hold? Will Marrianne's fate ever be sealed? Who is this mysterious fiancé who seems more legend than a girl? Read and have some of these questions answered.

Diana is a very shy, yet intelligent debutant in 1860's New York. She has spent the last few years of her life focusing on her studies, but is now thrown into the grasps of polite society, where at the season's opening ball, she rekindles her relationship with a man she thought she may never see again. Will their passion bring them even closer, or will the sharp knives of war cut them apart? (THIS STORY IS NOT FULLY RELEASE AT THE MOMENT, BUT I WILL MAKE SURE TO RELEASE CHAPTERS IN GROUPS AS SOON AS I CAN!)

[COMPLETE] After returning from 1869, Tilly Fletcher is determined to keep her time-travelling a secret from her friends and family. She attempts to put the past behind her and move on from the life and the man she left behind, but that proves difficult when she finds letters written in her journal from Nicholas. Tilly is loving the small connection to him, until she reads one disturbing letter, forcing her to desperately seek out more information. During this search, she discovers a shocking Clay family secret, one she believes shouldn't have stayed a secret. Torn between returning to the past or staying in the present, Tilly must decide if Nicholas deserves to know the truth, or accept history has already been written and move on. - [Word Count: 82,000 words] Note: If you haven't already, please read Clay's Cottage (Book 1) before reading Footprints At Dawn (Book 2).

Its the 1870s and Nancy and her friends are sick of how they're being treated by men, so they decide to form a book club. Book Club is a safe space for these women to talk about things they can't openly talk about, like politics. Yeah, politics. Not murder.

Ma chérie: French for my darling. In the 1860s as the Civil War was being fought, fifteen year old Emmeline Rogers moved in with the Laurence's, family friends of her grandparents, after her parents and grandparents had died. She quickly became close friends with Mr. Laurence's grandson, Theodore Laurence, who was the same age as her. Emmeline quickly developed a crush on Theodore, and he quickly began to fall for her. When the two friends go to a New Year's Eve party, they meet two of their neighbors: Jo and Meg March. Theodore ended up taking a liking to Jo and buried his romantic feelings for Emmeline deep down after he saw Emmeline talking with another boy and began to pursue Jo. What will happen to Theodore and Emmeline's friendship? Will the two ever admit their feelings for each other? (This is going to be based off of the 1994 film adaptation of Little Women, the book, and based on the 2019 film adaptation a bit.)

In 1860s New Zealand, young Elizabeth Nigel Helen embarks on a journey that will change her life forever. Leaving behind her beloved father in England, Elizabeth and her mother venture to the burgeoning colony of Dunedin, spurred by the allure of fortune from the gold rush. But what begins as a simple voyage soon transforms into an eye-opening adventure as Elizabeth grapples with the stark realities of colonial life. Through her heartfelt journal entries, Elizabeth documents not only the beauty of New Zealand's untamed landscape but also the challenges of social inequality and prejudice. With the help of two unlikely friends-Aroha, a kind-hearted Māori boy, and Shū Yang, a spirited Chinese girl-Elizabeth finds herself drawn into a cause greater than herself: a fight for racial equality in a land torn between progress and division. As she navigates family expectations, cultural differences, and the fierce opposition to her ideals, Elizabeth must summon her courage to stand for what is right, even when it means defying those closest to her. "Bound By Ink - Eliza's Story" is a compelling historical novel about friendship, resilience, and the fight for justice in a rapidly changing world. Through Elizabeth's eyes, readers will experience the excitement and turmoil of a young colony-and the enduring hope for a more inclusive future.

Amelia Kimber is a young woman struggling to keep her family upright during the Civil War, and she soon finds herself in a situation where there are one too many secrets she must keep. Her whole life becomes a swirl of sacrifices and tragedy... and the end isn't nearly what she was expecting. 'They say that to fight for your country is an honor. They say it's brave, but really? It's blood, and screaming, and the stench of gunpowder burnin' your nose until you can barely breathe. It's pure, wide-eyed fear and an numbness deep down that keeps you standing, keeps you fighting.  Because you have to.