"It's something out of an old tale: a golden young man in a white bearskin, striking strange bargains with desperate souls on the cruelest night of winter." Peeta Mellark, winner of the 74th Hunger Games, returns from his Victory Tour to make the starving Everdeens an offer they can't refuse. Canon divergent, based on the fairy tale "East of the Sun and West of the Moon."

Their fates are entwined. As Witnesses, they share a bond like no other. Now their bond is finally free to grow even stronger. So strong that Ichabod finds himself drowning in desire for the young Lieutenant. But every time they give in to their growing feelings for one another, they draw the ire of a restless spirit, hellbent on torturing Ichabod...and murdering Abbie.

Yes the apostrophe play is on purpose. This is an AU, a what if that leaves out the finale. In chemistry, the best way to destroy a bond is by adding an unknown agent.

One-shot of suggestiveness inspired by a Tumblr post.

She'd insisted she would recover in less than a week. "It's fine, Crane. It's probably just bronchitis. A few aspirin, water, rest – I'll be good as new." But two days later, her fever continued to rage.

This is the truest story I've ever told. An Everlark fairy tale, based on Hans Christian Andersen's "The Nightingale," with a bit of the character of a "three brothers" tale as well. AU oneshot; written for the THG Fairy Tale Fic Challenge.

settling back into the rhythm of things is the hardest part. post series.

Pre-epilogue Mockingjay. How Katniss and Peeta slowly pick up the pieces and begin again. My version of a fourth book for the Hunger Games series. Secret toastings, lots of plotting, crass drunk Haymitch and even a cake scene.

AU. Instead of the boy with the bread, it's the man with the can s . Or: Katniss is a wild thing. She'll eat you up.

Katniss and Peeta in the weeks and months after the war.