When Mighty Med is destroyed, Davenport sends his bionic children, Bree and Chase, along with former lab assistant Calla, to join forces with superheroes Dani, Kaz, Oliver, and Skylar to form the Elite Force. But as they work to track down the villains responsible, secrets and unknown dangers threaten to tear the team apart. Will they suffer defeat? Or will they emerge triumphant?

Warning: This fanfic consists of scenes of extreme stupidity among four lifelong friends (Leo, Percy, Jason, and Frank) who compete to embarrass each other. Inspired by the show, 'Impractical Jokers.' Basically, they all go around in various (ridiculous) contests and end up humiliating themselves.

Annabeth is devastated. It's August 18th, three years after Percy gave himself up to save the world. When she meets a stranger in the local library everything changes. (Absolutely terrible summary, but whatever, I did my best...:)

On a slow Sunday morning, Adam broke an invention that may change their lives. Chase is stuck with the job of fixing it and grows angry. Adam won't help with anything. Bree is turning towards the more rebellious side of herself. That day they are asked a question that may rattle them to the bone, do you want to come to church with us? (Rated T just in case)

A collection of drabbles honouring the parents of the Percy Jackson and Heroes of Olympus cast of demigods, gods and mortals.

The Kanes have met The Seven. There's no turning back now. Greek and Egyptian magic and mythology have officially met and mixed. The Kane Chronicles and Percy Jackson and the Olympians/The Heroes of Olympus crossover. NOTE: Pretending like The Son of Sobek, The Staff of Serapis, The Crown of Ptolemy, and The Trials of Apollo never happened.

Months after Mighty Med was destroyed, former sidekick, Geminus, is trying to gather the rest of the heroes to form a new team. But as she brings together the surviving superheroes, a villain they thought to be dead rises from the ashes. Can they put aside their differences to stop him? Or will their mistrust lead to the end of the New League of Heroes before it even really begins?

Moody Spurgeon has gathered all the boys in Avonlea between 12 and 18 for a game of capture the flag. Subterfuge, reconnaissance, undercover missions, and just a dash of chicken-coop-climbing combine to make this a game they will not soon forget. Why? Because Anne Shirley-Cuthbert wants to play, of course, and she demands that the rest of the girls be allowed to play, too.

Bree and Kaz are married and pregnant again, Chase is looking into adoption and Skylar is alone while asking herself. "Where is Oliver?" Sequel to Why.

When their class is assigned an informative speech, Adrien is inadvertently sent down the path to discovering his Lady's identity – and, consequently, how to bake cookies.

In which Scarlet thinks it's a good idea to gather the Rampion crew together to "discuss" wedding plans, and Thorne is an idiot. Not exactly for ShipWeeks, since it doesn't follow a specific pairing, but it does use the theme "Tea Party".

I'm going to butcher, make fun of, exaggerate, and brutally murder all of the clichés that you fellow writers just love, and there is nothing you can do about it. Buckle up, because it's going to be a crazy ride.