A collection of drabbles/short stories pertaining to the life of Jack Frost! No-pairings. My profile page has a more detailed summery for the story, so check that out for a better understanding! General genre's are hurt/comfort and family, but can change depending on the chapter. Rating can change too, but T for safety! Disclaimer is on my profile page! NOW ACCEPTING REQUEST!

Jack Frost has been on his own for six years now, and things are no different. No matter what happens, the world is still hunting him. Luckily, he's never been caught. However, it only takes a single moment for everything to change. And now, he's expected to happily team up with the four very people that captured him. Things could not get worse...right? [AU]

"You—you do not know why he hunted the Avatar?" It's a simple question. The answer is anything but. There's a story behind that scar, a story of fire and betrayal and honor that maybe was never lost at all. And the time at last has come to tell it. OR my take on the Gaang learning the truth about Zuko. NO SLASH. FAMILY FEELS ONLY.

If there was one thing Danny Fenton perfected since receiving his powers, it was how to pretend. Abuse/neglect AU

Families are like ice cubes, perfect little square things that would melt when left in the water. Jack has doubts about his new family, which wasn't really surprising when you take into account his 300 years of solitude. But maybe, just maybe, the guardians might just pull off the whole 'family thing' for him. Oneshots about the winter spirit and his newfound family, the guardians.

The truth was supposed to save Danny. Fix things. The lab, the experiments, the lies, those were all in the past. Weren't they? Sequel to Phantom of Truth. Now complete! Cover art by Paplup.

Lost deep in the woods with an undead pack on their heels, Maddie and Phantom find themselves entangled in an awkward alliance. Can they cooperate long enough to get out of this mess? Now complete!

(Based on idea I posted on my oneshot collection! Slight au!) Bunny had adjusted to being the last Pooka. He wasn't alone, Jack was as good as a nest brother even. But it turns out...He wasn't the last Pooka. Now, Jack finds himself learning more about the Pooka, and finds himself becoming a part of the clan as well. Jack looks human, but deep down he is very much like a Pooka.

E. Aster Bunnymund never allowed himself to get close to anyone. But now, as the Guardians become a family, Aster finds himself falling into a brotherly role for none other than Jack Frost. Follow their adventures as Bunny and Jack learn what it's like to have a brother. To know that someone cares, no matter what. Arcs and oneshots! Pure family and friendship, no pairings!

All he has of before are his last memories of saving his sister from falling in the ice . . . and then dying himself. Years later when the Guardians see the image of a tall, hooded stranger wielding a staff, none of them knows who this mysterious spirit is or why they do not recognize him.

The third story in my trilogy. Jack has been Pitch's slave for 80 years and it has left both mental and physical scars on him. The Guardians have now seen his memories and they all must decide where to go from here. Will they help Jack to bring out the good that still lies within Pitch? Will they be able to save him from getting hurt again? Read to find out

Phantom and his younger double save Amity Park from a monstrous ghost, nearly destroying themselves in the process. The Fentons have always hunted ghosts; now it's time to save one.

What if, when Julie went to talk to her Dad about R, she started off a little differently? A re-working of that confrontation and the changes that follow. "Dad, I know why the corpses are coming this way, and they're not coming to attack us. The skeletons – they call them bonies, by the way, not that it matters – they're coming to attack. The corpses are coming to help."

When he had been asked to be a Guardian, Jack had said no for several reasons. He didn't like the Big Four, for one, or their lifestyles. He also didn't think they would like him. But when he learned about the details of Guardianship, that it was tied to belief and if it was gone so were you, he couldn't wait to take the Oath. It was a sign, a gift. He would take it with

'His double's face was flickering, changing from life, to death, to life as the waves washed over him, and R felt himself flickering, hovering in some strange state of being both, and not. "This is important. What we're about to do. Are you... ready?" he asked himself.' A story of R & Julie, his dying, death and rebirth. T for language and very mild foreplay. Enjoy!

Mr and Mrs Dursley of Number Four, Privet Drive, were happy to say they were perfectly normal, thank you very much. The same could not be said for their eight year old nephew, but his godfather wanted him anyway.

North finds a letter Jack wrote a long time ago, only a few short years after becoming Jack Frost. It's a letter of particular interest to North. It's a letter…to Santa. North and Jack father/son bonding and sweetness. Guardians as family. Complete.

Since regaining his memories, Jack has built a dam around his emotions, and he struggles not to think about his sister and how his "death" affected her. After meeting a new Spirit, however, that dam is broken, and Jack is given a chance to go back in time to see his sister one last time. Post-movie.

Phil and Jack have always been going at each other, what with Jack trying to break in and all that. But as the two become good friends, they have more adventures then just the usual Workshop Break-in. One-shot series of Phil and his favorite moments with Jack Frost