Kentucky Stories

A Thoroughbred fanfic. This story takes place approximately 16 months after my story "Behind the Northern Lights". Everything seems picture-perfect for Ashleigh and Mike. They are forced to make tough decisions and they soon learn that it is necessary, though not always easy to compromise.

Book Three - Seasons Between Us Series They thought they knew what forever looked like. A life that had slowly become theirs in all the quiet ways that mattered. But sometimes, forever changes shape. After everything it took to find each other, Lena and Tate settle into the kind of happiness neither of them once knew how to imagine. There are mornings that begin too early, evenings that end too late, muddy boots by the door, handwritten pages at the kitchen table, and the familiar rhythm of a life no longer lived alone. For the first time, they aren't wondering where they belong. They know. But life has a way of making room for things you never thought to ask for. And suddenly, the future they've been building begins to look different. More uncertain. More beautiful. As Lena and Tate face a new chapter neither of them expected, they have to learn that love isn't only about finding someone, or even choosing them. Sometimes it's about becoming something together. About making room. About trusting the life you've built enough to let it change. Because home was never just the little house in the Kentucky mountains. It was never the porch or the road that brought them there. Home was the life waiting for them inside it. And whatever comes next, they will meet it the same way they've met everything else- together. Because some stories aren't about where we begin. Or even where we stay. They're about where we remain.

Magnolia McKinnon-Black-Wataru is eighteen, a seventh-year Gryffindor, daughter of Sirius Black and Marlene McKinnon, an established Pokémon Trainer-and the Kentucky-raised wife of Indigo Champion Lance. Maggie is flannel, camouflage, hunting, fishing, frog gigging, UK sports, NASCAR, Derby Day, St. Louis Blues hockey, cookouts, fireworks, Walmart hauls, and enough Appalachian pride to frighten an entire Ministry meeting. The one expensive thing she owns? A magically expanded Louis Vuitton bag Lorelei talked her into buying. Then one innocent Hogwarts shopping trip goes catastrophically Gryffindor. Maggie challenges the Elite Four. She beats three. She reaches Lance. She starts winning. And then Maggie remembers what happens if she becomes Champion. Meetings. Politics. Public appearances. And- paperwork. Cue an emergency prayer to sweet baby Jesus, deliberately terrible battle decisions, emergency moonshine, a celebratory Budweiser, and an increasingly horrified Lance demanding to know why his extremely talented wife just threw a Championship match. Maggie's answer is simple: She's got NEWTs, deer season, fishing, frog gigging, March Madness, NASCAR, the Kentucky Derby, hockey, Memorial Day cookouts, Fourth of July fireworks, and an entire backwoods Kentucky life to enjoy. That Champion workload is suicide to happiness. Lance can keep that shit. Go Cats.

Book 2 of Seasons Between Us Series He came in without asking. Staying was different. Staying meant choosing the same porch every evening after work. It meant repairing old floors instead of replacing them. Splitting firewood before the first snow. Learning that home isn't something you inherit- It's something you build. As winter settles over a quiet Kentucky county, Lena and Tate find themselves creating a life between grease-stained work shirts, handwritten pages, Christmas lights, and the steady warmth of a wood stove. The little house they've been piecing back together begins to feel less like a project... and more like the place they'll never want to leave. But love doesn't stop growing once two people find each other. It asks bigger questions. What does forever really look like? How do two people build a future without losing themselves? And what happens when staying becomes more than a promise- It becomes a choice they make every single day. Set among the backroads of Appalachia, where neighbors still wave from passing trucks and everyone knows the stories behind old houses, When He Stayed is a slow-burning Kentucky romance about first Christmases, calloused hands, quiet mornings, family, and discovering that the strongest kind of love isn't found in grand gestures. It's found in the ordinary moments that make a house become home. Because sometimes the greatest love story isn't about who comes into your life. It's about who stays.

When Grayson moves from Oregon to Louisville in with her aunt in hopes to restart her life, most of the boys are into her. Oh, and AG. Grayson is still breaking bad habits and just wants someone to be there for her.

Air Force veteran Abby Sparks returns to her humble home of Doe Hollow, Kentucky after a decade of military service. As Abby tries to navigate her return to civilian life and struggles to control the debilitating symptoms of post-traumatic stress disorder, the support of her family and her budding romance with a charming British photographer help her realize that letting her guard down with those who care about her is the first step toward healing.

Delilah is a 14 year old from Kentucky. She stands out at school and is known as the "biker girl". What people don't know is that Delilah and her friends are also really talented. They decided to create a YouTube page where they do covers and sing original songs. What happens when One Direction discovers them and come to visit Kentucky? Delilah also has 13 siblings in one house hold.

A new novel. In his autobiography, Dizzy Gillespie wrote, "To get the best band, go to K-Y. That meant the best band was in Lexington, Kentucky, at the federal narcotics hospital." "Jazz Farm" is fiction, but based on characters at the infamous United States Narcotic Hospital (or Narco Farm). Former "residents" included Chet Baker, William Burroughs and Sonny Rollins. The CIA secretly experimented with LSD on patients there in the 1950s and early 1960s. This story is set in 1965 and is told through the eyes of a fraternity "social chairman" who is captivated by the music and the musicians and finds gigs for them climaxing with a Kentucky Derby-eve concert at the state mental hospital.

The "Cincinnati Is In Kentucky" T-shirt is a playful and humorous take on regional geography, often worn by locals and fans of the Cincinnati area. This humorous design features bold, eye-catching text, emphasizing the quirky idea that Cincinnati's identity is rooted in Kentucky. Get It Now: https://viralstyle.com/billah5/cincinnati-is-in-kentucky-t-shirts #Kentucky #Dodgers #ForTheLand #NationalLeague #Cincinnati

Her head knows what she wants, but her heart knows what she needs. "One thing's for certain.. you aren't from around here." -Florence (Ren) is an adventurer stuck inside a meaningless town. Since her youth, she had been dreaming of the day she would come to leave this town. When the opportunity arose she took it quickly. The independent young woman set out to be her true self, to be the Ren she always dreamed of. All the way across America. From Kentucky to Oregon, she went alone. Ren never had a care in the world when it came to men and dating... but then she met him. Everything changed. For better and worse.

[completed] [about 9000 words] August 2019 This is the first Wattpad story created from the teenage journals of JE Cuchaço, who grew up for a while in Kentucky, before moving on after high school and college. If you've ever listened to the Mortified podcast or seen it on Netflix, you'll understand this type of story. It's a short, almost coming-of-age story. Erik is active in wrestling and a few clubs. He wanted to boost his college applications, so he helped form the school's new Model Congress club. That's where Ivan came into the picture. This story is copyrighted, all rights reserved. And oh yeah, that cover art is also under copyright protection, by me. Now... go read! And don't forget the feedback. 😏

At nineteen, Abigail Carter leaves the rolling hills of eastern Kentucky behind when her family accepts a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to begin again in England. Everything is different. The history. The traditions. The weather. Even the way people speak. While struggling to build a new life, Abby accidentally meets Thomas Ashford, a disciplined young man serving in the King's Guard. Their worlds couldn't be more different-she's outspoken, stubborn, and raised on Southern hospitality, while Thomas is reserved, duty-bound, and sworn to put the Crown before himself. As friendship blossoms into love, life refuses to make things easy. Family emergencies pull Abby back to Kentucky. Royal duties keep Thomas in London. Public attention threatens their privacy. Cultural misunderstandings test their relationship. Career dreams clash with impossible choices. Sometimes love isn't defeated by villains... Sometimes it's challenged by real life. Together they'll discover that the strongest romances aren't built during perfect moments-but through sacrifice, forgiveness, and choosing each other every single day.

This is a story about a young girl in the Appalachian parts of Kentucky. Her family suffers from poverty and do what they have to to survive, but what will happen to her if they can't make ends meet? This story is very sad and somewhat graphic in certain scenes, I do not own the image used for the cover, I found it on Google honestly. I will update every weekend.

Meet Charlotte Atkins. She is an independent, headstrong, young woman who knows what she wants. She happens to fall in love with her neighbor who is white. This would be alright if it wasn't the 1960's and also illegal in most southern states. This is a work of historical fiction. All characters and events in this novel are either fictitious or used fictitiously. I've tried to use as much fact as I have used fiction, and this story is currently a work in progress.