Something went wrong. Nick was supposed to be shot with a blueberry, but they miscalculated. Now he has to deal with a ferocious desire to hunt and take down a certain cute bunny. This is a story about friendship, sacrifice and something fluttery that grows in the chest of sarcastic, sly fox whenever he sees a familiar grey furred ZPD officer.

Finally on the right side of the law, Nick keeps his savage condition from those around him, especially Judy. However, when a new criminal picks up where Bellewether stopped with the savage attacks, Nick learns that maybe being savage wasn't something to fear, but rather something to embrace in order to protect, not only innocents, but those he loves. Sequel to Primal Instincts.JxN

After dealing with some hard times in the city Nick takes a summer job as a fire watcher in a national park outside of Zootopia. Trying to get away from it all and find solitude Nick instead finds another fire watcher named Judy. Who is she? Will he risk letting someone he cant even see in? Keep your eyes open Nick, there is smoke on the horizon!

This is the second story. Please start with The Pursuit. Following the events of The Pursuit, WotB continues the story of the deadly case Nick and Judy thought they had finished recently. With Rolen still at large, they must find new allies and make choices they will not like if they want to keep Zootopia and their families safe.

The mastermind behind the night howler attacks is behind bars,the lab that created the drug has been destroyed, and a cure has been made. All should be calm right? Not so much. Judy and Nick have to face a new foe using a familiar drug to cause chaos in Zootopia. Warning: Rated M for major adult themes. You know, the fun kind!

What if Nick had never saved those blueberries? What if Bellweather had the real serum? And what if an injured bunny risked it all for her friend? Can their friendship merely survive the strain or will it strengthen them even more? (Rated M for future stuff)

Five little words that have the potential to change the course of a friendship and fan the flames of unrealized desire. Picking up where the movie leaves off, follow Nick and Judy as they explore how deep their feelings truly run, and how messy real life can be. (WildeHopps. Extremely fluffy. Mild suggestive themes. My first fic so reviews are greatly appreciated! Updates Fridays)

Working for the ZPD is a demanding job, especially when you are the first of your kind on the force. Although Nick and Judy make an effective team, trying to balance the demands of work while still maintaining a social life is a challenge of all its own—especially in the face of social pressures brought by living in a city still recovering from pred/prey tensions.

Night Howler has resurfaced with a dark connection to the ZPD. Nick Wilde questions what it means to be an officer as Judy is hospitalized from an assassination attempt. Hot on the trail of the drug, Nick finds unlikely allies in the reptilian citizens of the Canals District and together they find it leading to a reckoning within the ZPD, and it will start with weapon's fire.

"How about a wager. If you don't like me after one hundred surprise kisses, then I have to do whatever you want me to do for a day. But if you do like me," the fox grinned. "Then you have to wear something for me. We have a deal?" Judy looked at Nick's outstretched paw. This would be the easiest bet she ever made. "Deal." Cover art by charliebarkinq on tumblr

The Pursuit picks up where Zootopia left off, moving forward with the growing friendship between Nick and Judy, as well as their next case. This story does contain some violence and mature themes, though most are later in the story. Expect some drama along the way, as this story is NOT short and will twist and turn over its course.

In an alternate, parallel universe to the Zootopia of the film, Judy Hopps never left her hometown to become a police officer. Meanwhile, Officer Nicholas P. Wilde of ZPD Precinct One is dispatched to a little farming community called Bunnyburrow...

Judy's life is nothing like a romance novel.