Peter Parker, aka Spider-Man, has finally joined all our favorite characters in the Marvel Cinematic Universe! This story explores some of the possible interactions MCU!Spider-Man could have with the Avengers, the relationships he could form, and the many fun and entertaining situations that could result. All MCU movies & TV included.

Post-End Game. Movieverse. Stark Family. Angst. Friendship. Humor. Spoilers: End Game. Summary: An unlikely trio. Stark tech. What's the worst that could happen?

When a mysterious woman comes to the Auror office claiming to be the victim of a terrible crime, Theia and Harry want to do everything they can to help her. The problem is, she has no memory of what has happened. As they piece together the sinister events, their own troubles and traumas rise to the surface, causing them to question who they really are. Sequel to The Aurors.

Peter Parker finally returns home after being on the run for almost a year. He's excited to live in the Avengers compound with his family and heroes, but everyone knows that it's not easy to adjust to a life in the public eye. Peter may think all is well and great, but his guardians know otherwise. Especially when a person from Peter's parents' past makes a return to the city.

This is the story directly following my version of Fifty Shades Darker.

Anticipating the birth of twins, Christian, Ana and the kids celebrate Valentine's Day and beyond. This is the next installment in my holiday themed stories. Phoebe and Teddy are 4 & 6. And Christian is Super Dad.

Different viewpoints during the course of A HERO'S RUN. Featuring Captain America, Iron Man and more.

That, Michelle thought, was a real hero. Somebody who risked their own life to save others, no matter who they were, and never sought any recompense or even recognition. If Mr Robertson wanted them to study heroism, he'd be better off looking right in front of him than looking to a fictional character created over 400 years ago. Michelle knows a secret about Peter Parker.

The last thing Harry Potter wants is to be lumped with a trainee Auror, especially one that idolises him. As he guides her through the realities of being an overworked Auror and tentatively settles into adult life with Ginny, a dark plot brews on the horizon... Winner of Mugglenet's Quicksilver Quill Awards 2016, Best Post-Hogwarts.

In the end, being a hero was a lot more dangerous than it was fun. And Ned Leeds sadly learned that lesson from his friend Peter Parker.

Ginny persuades Harry to attend Dudley's wedding. Unfortunately, both of them forgot that Aunt Marge would also be attending. Winner of Mugglenet's Quicksilver Quill Awards 2016, Best General (One-shot).