Americas Plots
Americas fiction spans the continents of North and South America, exploring their indigenous cultures, colonial histories, and modern complexities.
How to build the perfect Americas Plot
- Geographical Regions: Set stories in different regions, from the American West to the Amazon rainforest.
- Historical Periods: Explore various historical epochs, from the colonial era to the modern age.
- Indigenous Cultures: Feature the rich traditions, mythology, and heritage of indigenous peoples.
- Exploration and Adventure: Weave tales of exploration, conquest, and the quest for new frontiers.
- Contemporary Life: Highlight the challenges and complexities of modern life in the Americas.
Some Americas plot ideas
Discover plots and titles that capture the essence of the Americas, where history, culture, and adventure await around every corner.
Her Soldier's Voice
Set during the American Civil War, a Southern belle disguises herself as a Union soldier to rescue her captured husband, only to find herself a hero amidst a sea of men, perpetually living a lie.
Partners in Sorrow
In 16th century North America, an Apache tribesman and a Spanish Conquistador form an unlikely alliance to save their people from a deadly smallpox outbreak, stirring tension and redefining loyalty.
The Anvil of Liberty
Based in colonial Boston, a humble blacksmith uncovers a plot to ignite the American Revolution prematurely; threatened by both sides, he must work covertly to prevent a disaster.
Knocking on Capone's Door
In the roaring 1920s, a penniless immigrant rises through the ranks of organized crime in Chicago. As he builds his empire, he begins to question if the American Dream is worth the price paid.
In the Shadow of Temples
At the height of the Mayan civilization, a commoner's child is mistaken to be the incarnation of a god, leading to lavish treatment, power struggles, and conspiracy within the Priesthood.