"Jane stood alone in the night and shouted to the heavens at the top of her lungs, and the way the stars flickered when the sky swallowed his name was almost beautiful. It was funny, in an ironic sort of way, to think how she'd once waited for Thor as she now waited for Loki." Life is never simple, and sometimes love can be the hardest thing to recognize. A sequel to "Drowning."

When Loki becomes tangled in his own web of lies, truth and clarity comes from the oddest of places - and Jane learns that the cruelest masks are those made for us by others. Post-Avengers, Lokane. (Complete)

Of all the books that she owns, Jane doesn't expect Loki Laufeyson to find the very one she tries the hardest to keep secret. One-shot.

Loki has loved her for a very long time. He knows he can't have her unless she thinks he is someone else. Oneshot. A little sad perhaps.

Jane was only following her instincts when she willingly followed Loki to Asgard. But now she must help the broken Prince heal old wounds and fight some of her own demons to discover the truth of her feelings for the God of Mischief, if they're to have any hope of peace as war looms and the darkness beckons. Sequel to 'Lost Before the Dawn'.

AU Avengers. Jane is hired by SHIELD to work on the tesseract project, unknowing that Loki is influencing her mind, aiding her research so he can fulfil his bargain with the Chitauri. But the trickster's meddling might just be prove to be his undoing when Jane begins to influence him in a way no other has ever done before, and hope is rekindled for the Earth...and for Loki. Lokane.

Loki did promise to visit Thor's woman, and who's to say he didn't? What no one can be sure of, is how all the worlds will fare when the fate of Asgard rests on the shoulders of Loki and the awkward astrophysicist who once was Thor's. Post-Thor to well past Avengers, Lokane.

Jane gets the urge for some pizza and Loki gets mischievous after his three year punishment in Asgard. He comes down to Midgard and doesn't expect to find the mortal woman to be so intelligent.

"I'm afraid," he said quietly. "Why?" "Because," he explained sadly, "I don't want this to be merely happenstance." Post-Avengers.

Five times Jane Foster fell in love that failed spectacularly, and one that (just barely) worked out.

Loki and Jane contemplate destiny and new beginnings beneath the light of an Asgardian dawn. Epilogue to Lokistone. Fallen Star Series.

Jane Foster suspects why she has been relocated. But then another version of herself appears, warning her that the seams of space-time will rip apart if she does not complete this task: save Loki from the Avengers, with only a violet stone to guide her.