Historical Novels & Stories

Daisy recalled her period of time in Japan. If she wasn’t too haunted by the death of a girl student who lived in the same house with her colleague called Hana. She wouldn’t have gone to the bar, wouldn’t have gotten drunk and all of the bad problems didn’t happen. Having sex with a strange, unknown man.

I said, my hands flying up dramatically. ​"Calm down, Chloe. I was just suggesting it. If you don't want to go, we won't," he said with a chuckle. I rolled my eyes. The smoke was thick now, a dark pillar against the blue sky. ​"That’s the second helicopter to crash on that island," Miriam, Ash's mother, interrupted as she joined us. ​"Second?" Ash and I said in unison. ​"Yeah. The first one was twenty years ago. Same time, same place. This one looks horrible, but the first one was even worse," Miriam said.

My family, the Volkanov's, and his family, the Mennetti's, have been rivals for hundreds of years, going all the way back to Prohibition. At this point, I'm not even sure what the feud is about. I know Trish and I are on the same page and all we want to do is bury the hatchet. But nothing is ever that easy. There's so much history and hate which makes me wonder if it will ever be possible for our families to let go and move on.

She told her. "And what, pray tell is that?" Anne moved towards her menacingly. "History." Saira answered. "The love we share go way back. It's time for us to have that." Anne was confused. "What are you talking about?" She blurted out. "You won't understand and frankly... I don't feel like explaining it all to you." Saira said. "I don't feel like hearing it either." Anne smirked. "What I want to see right now is your soul leaving your body."

That made Raen proud of his people, especially the warriors. "Do you actually know how it was before?" He asked the teacher. “Not exactly, since accurate historiography was not started until the Great Reformation over eleven centuries ago. The books from the time before the Reformation are only very sketchy, but it is said that there was once friendship and trade between Askhar and us. But that was long before Al Setna Budhan brought the spirit of Hyaun from the east to us, ”replied the second teacher, and the gray-haired man nodded.

I asked. "Because," Meridith said, "I spent seventy years serving prophecy, and all it did was make me a monster. Maybe it's time I served people instead. Maybe that's how I earn redemption. Or maybe I'm just curious to see if you can actually pull off the impossible. Either way, you need allies, and we're volunteering." "The enemy of my enemy," Anastasia said with a rough smile. "The Council declared our pack extinct forty years ago because we refused to participate in their political games. If you're fighting them, we're interested."

Donna nodded in agreement before saying, "Yes. All employees too. They must know your history for the past 15 years but in personal cases, such as yours, they will go back further." I set down my coffee and calmly straightened out my blankets to avoid getting angry before I asked, "They?" I looked up at Donna and gave her a warning look before I asked, "Who are they?" Donna looked visibly uncomfortable. She stood up and placed the chair back before she said, "I think I should let Master Bo explain. He knows more about it than I do." She began to walk out of the room before I crossed my arms in frustration. I sat there staring at my food as Donna kept giving me reasons why she had to suddenly

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