Agent Ward's fall from grace leads him on a path no one would've expected of the double agent. Least of all Fitz. Now that they're both prisoners, Fitz has to wonder at the game Ward is playing. Partially a redemption story. Mentions of torture, past abuse, some swearing. Fitz and Ward whump. Officially A/U as of "Scars".

How far can someone fall from their greatest perch? Very, very far, and it's not about a brotherly bond ending or friendships tearing apart. "You want to know why we did this? We did this because of an accident, one we'll tell you right now before you die..." (Two-shot, character deaths)

No living soul will bear the brunt of Loki's tricks for some time, including Sigyn herself. Loki/Sigyn.

"The child who needs the most love will ask for it in the must unloving of ways." Tears fell from a matched pair of emerald eyes as Loki bound his son. An MCU-inspired twist on Loki's son Fenrir (and possibly his other children at a later date).

Six years ago, a partnership broke. Now, in the wake of a series of thefts that threaten to doom a close friend, Frank and Joe have to learn to work together to get their man. Guest staring Nancy Drew. Volume One of a potential series.

Thor: The Dark World spoilers ahead. Post-T:TDW. Loki always thought there would be so much time to make everything right.

He doesn't know what's real and what's not. He feels trapped, like the air in his lungs is getting vacuumed out, and the dark shadows laugh at his weakness. Every day is a nightmare that never seems to end -OR- Percy suffers from PTSD after Tartarus

Thor and Loki never get back to Asgard. Now S.H.I.E.L.D. is stuck with the world's most hated war criminal on their hands and everyone wants a piece - unless they can find a way to get rid of him for good. Jane/Thor/Loki triangle. Post-Avengers.

Thor 2 AU, possible spoilers. Thor's little brother is psychotic. Jane knows that. And she can't begin to fathom why it is he's helping them to fight back against the Dark Elves. Or why he seems concerned for her well being at all.

It is the first anniversary of Elsa's coronation, and the queen is, at best, unenthusiastic. That is, until a mysterious prince in green catches her eye across the ballroom. By then, she is simply unimpressed.

TEASER!- Joe didn't know how long he'd been running, Frank a deadweight over his shoulders. It was getting dark. His lungs were burning, his head spinning and his vision darkening. He had to keep going. He couldn't let them get caught. He slowed slightly to try his radio again. 'Blue 8 to Red leader. Blue 8 to Red leader, over.' Static was the only response. They were on their own.

Sigyn doesn't know how to answer a very important question from the most capricious and mischievous of all the gods. It's an even harder decision to make when all her friends are saying the exact opposite as her heart.

He was falling and cold and afraid. WARNING: TARTARUS, ANGST, CHARACTER DEATH AND MENTIONS OF PTSD.

"Do you always take pictures of strange girls in hotel lobbies?" A boy detective. A shady government agency. A beautiful art thief. A tale as old as time.

Just because the warlord was defeated doesn't mean the adventure is over… Another enemy has her sights set on Hyrule, and will stop at nothing until it's her own. Zelda is forced to make a horrible choice that leaves the one person who might be able to help her in no position to be saving anyone. Zelda is in danger, the kingdom is in danger, and her hero is on the run.

Loki always knew how this story was going to end.

Joe was shot four months ago during a case and the Hardy's haven't solved a crime since. Now, healing and hurting, Joe is left to confront a new enemy: Frank's girlfriend Cathy, a psycopath who will stop at nothing to remove Joe as a threat to happiness. Trigger-warning for attempted rape.

You eat, I eat, you don’t, I don’t, you live, I live, you die..." Frank paused, ensuring that he had his stunned brother riveted, "I die too." COMPLETE

10 years on and life is very different for the Hardy brothers. Frank is a respected NYPD detective. Joe is a club doorman with a wild lifestyle and a troubled past. Is brotherhood strong enough to hold them together or have they drifted too far apart?

Two months after Frank's murder, Joe's guilt and grief catch up. Only a mysterious visitor can save him. Or has Joe really lost his mind? COMPLETE