Certainly, the Avengers never thought a year after the devastation in New York they'd be providing safe harbor for the very man they'd fought so hard to defeat. But with an unknown enemy after Loki for knowledge of a deadly weapon, perhaps the old adage, 'Keep friends close and enemies closer' is simply the wisest course of action. And Loki isn't the only unhappy one. Ironfrost.

Thanos never pulled Loki from the void, and the invasion of New York never happened. But the peace is only an illusion, and years after Loki jumped from the Bifrost he falls, quite literally, into the life of one Tony Stark. Broken by the emptiness, Loki struggles to pull himself back together in time to stop the Mad Titan from ruining everything.

A few months after the battle of New York Loki appears back on Stark Tower. He is on the run. Tony Stark gets caught up in the crossfire and is taken along with him. Can they ever make truce in order to get away? Unfortunately they are so very far away from the Nine Realms, that not even Loki knows the way back home. But first, they need to survive. Tony/Loki, slash, NC-17

Post-Avengers. Odin, in his infinite wisdom, has decided to go for the poetic justice angle as far as Loki's punishment is concerned. For his attempt to enslave humanity, Loki has his magic and powers bound, and is sent back to Midgard and given over to Tony Stark to be his slave. Tony is none too happy about this arrangement. Eventually Tony/Loki.

It's nostalgia that first chases Tony out on the streets. Then monsters, then Pepper, then just something time and again. For Loki it's banishment, having his magic taken, demons of the past that he may or may not remember, and slowly losing what little he has left. And if they somehow stumble upon each other again and again, so what? Frostiron. Warning: triggers. Now has a sequel.

Set after Iron man 3 and Avengers. Tony/Loki. Tony is fighting Loki on earth with the other avengers, when Loki uses a portal to escape Tony crashes into him, sending the pair to jotunheim by mistake. The two must survive this inhospitable place together to make it back home. But what does it take to go from allies to something more? (Read part 2 in "Landing somewhere unexpected")

A "what if" played after the events of the Avengers. When Thor comes back from Asgard silent and sulking, the team questions him. Tony finds his answer upsets him more than it should. And then, he finds out it might not be as true as he thought.FROSTIRON

A year has passed since the events of New York. Tony decides to be a generous boss/boyfriend and sends Pepper on a long overdue vacation. The other Avengers are away on missions, doing research or rediscovering America, and someone unexpected shows up on Tony's doorstep...or rather on his remodeled balcony. *WARNING: Major Character Death*

Tony never made it back through the portal. Loki managed to do just that. Now trapped together in space they must make a choice, balance together or perish alone. Tony/ Loki slash m/m

After Tony Stark starts having vivid and seducing dreams of the Avenger's enemy, Loki, the billionaire genius finds himself to be captured by the mischievous god. Loki still has plans to rule the realm of Midgard and decides to act on his desires to claim Tony as his own. Rated M for Language, Violence, and Sexual Content

Tony/Loki FrosIron. Loki didn't realize he had been starved nearly to death of simple touch, until Mr. Stark shows him. Loki is super deprived of affection and doesn't know it until he feels it. slash. Movie!Verse

Tony Stark, renowned genius, playboy, philanthropist, is caught in the clutches of an enemy he thought to be destroyed. He was given an all-too familiar ultimatum: make weapons, or else. Or else what? The answer was simple: they would torture and kill his cellmate. But why should he care about the psychopathic God of Mischief? Post-Avengers, FrostIron. M for mature sexual content.

Sequel to Like So Much Shattered Glass. Loki has found a place amongst the Avengers as a member of their team, but he's made a great many enemies in the process and life is never easy. FrostIron-Tony/Loki

Loki thought to break the Avengers, one man at a time, before killing them. His plans had never involved being broken in return. FrostIron-Tony/Loki

"There's no throne, there's no version of this where you come out on top." Tony could actually think of a few versions, but they didn't involve an invasion and some fighting. Why was he picturing that? Scene between Tony and Loki. What if Tony saw a little bit more in Loki's eyes than rage, and some smugness? Based on a One-Shot. Tony/Loki.

Tony Stark is a little alarmed when a rather beat up Norse god appears in Stark Tower. Why does he suddenly feel the need to help him, and why do people keep asking him all of these questions? Will eventually lead to Tony/Loki... COMPLETE