It's the sequel to "Devils Like To Dance" and the demonic duo is back in action yet again, with the rest of the gang in the 21st century! Ciel and Alois are still up to their usual hijinks, still solving murder and doing away with the supernatural pests that plague London, all while maintaining a semi-normal relationship; for a pair of demons, at least...

Sweden and Finland found America first when he was no more than a baby nation. After the Nordics raised him for years, their little family is split apart when the Englishmen come to the New World. Now, in the present, Alfred begins to remember things about the Nordics and his youth before England. (I'M MAKING A RE-MAKE OF THIS STORY, CHECK NEWEST CHAPTER!)

A story written by two hardcore Hetalia fangirls about America and all of his children, the 50 states, Washington D.C., and Puerto Rico. Join Alfred and his family on all of their ups and downs and learn what it is like to be a TRUE kid of America!

Prequel to Devils Like To Dance. Ciel has returned to London only to find that the war has reached his homeland as well. Stripped of his former title, the Watchdog will have to earn favour with this new council that has replaced the Evil Noblemen and with this new monster-hunting organization he is now a part of. The master has become the servant in a world war, and he isn't happy.

When Clary came out and told Jace she was pregnant it resulted in a fight. Unable to handle it or him, Clary left, abandoning New York and everyone she knew in it. It's been 5 years since she seen the familiar sights of her home town, and she was no intentions of going back. But when a series of suspicious murders targeting Shadowhunters begins will she have a choice?

HIATUS!The city of Chicago is opening the gates to find a world where 12 districts are ruled by a Capitol. The Quarter Quell is coming up and President Snow has decided to deal with the Divergent problem now entering the population. Victors and Divergent alike will be reaped. What will happen in the arena? Please enjoy, this is set in Catching Fire and right at the end of Insurgent

{I don't know what to say to her. Should I apologize? Should I tell her I know what it's like? That I've been through it? No. She doesn't need my sympathy. She's already shown me she's capable of doing for herself, she doesn't need a hand to hold.} {I look up, and see someone standing just 3 yards away. I raise my knife, but she stops me. "Wait," she says.I look at her. "I know."}

What if one demigod per god was allowed to travel back in time to Anceint Greece, and there was no Mist, and no purpose, no mission, and the Mortals totally freaked meeting their god's kids? Just a thought. MoA ended so depressingly, I thought the demigods could use a little fun, humor, and pampering from thier adoring fans. PAUSED.

The gods were fighting over things as always when flashes and realizations show that the Gods need to read these books to plan for the future. Demigods are flashed into the throne room and they start reading. What happens as the gods read? Will they believe what they read or is hope lost? Canon Couples and fluffy in parts.