Danielle Fielding is given a toy Vortex Manipulator for Christmas, and her whole life is turned upside down as she is shot from one part of the Doctor's timeline to another, spanning three incarnations. Follow her adventures, her ups and downs as she lives out everyones dream. She gets to travel with the Doctor. 11/OC, slight 10/OC, vague 9/OC if you squint REALLY hard.

With the arrival of Fon and a strange little girl (who has the power to decimate cities in a matter of seconds), the existence of the Tri-ni-set eventually comes to light, the anchors of the universe are put to use, and the sky begins its crushing, burdening, maddening descent to the ground. Tsuna never knew until now just how much he took the world for granted.

They were the clan everyone avoided, for a good reason. But Hashirama wasn't like other people and Karma ended up tangling in the ninja world revolution anyway. What he didn't know was that she knew the script of the story. OC Self-insert

Just out takes, drabbles, and other stuff from my Doctor Who fic.

No, I didn't ask for this. I never wanted this sort of responsibility at nineteen years old. I have to deal with it, though. What I want doesn't matter. Hell, maybe it had to be me. That seems about right. I mean, I really wouldn't trust somebody else to do the job right. Somebody else would get it wrong. It had to be me. I'll do it right. Doctor/OC [On Hiatus]

Mutants are just an urban legend, or so most people think. Melanie, a mutant with a minor time-travelling ability, has spent years pretending to be normal. Then SHIELD happens. "I'm going to get carted off to some government facility, aren't I?" "As dramatic as you make it sound... Yes."

Femininity is not weakness. Courage does not exist without fear. Hope is lost the moment you stop fighting. A grittier take on the 'girl falls into another world' trope.

When Jon Arryn approaches the King Robert to find safe harbour for his daughter, Elyana Baratheon is sent to be a ward of Winterfell to avoid any threats to her life but as tensions rise, the princess finds herself falling for a wolf and spiraling into an unknown world. Robb/OC, AU in later chapters.

Beatrice was ready to give everything for him. She loved him. But to James Norrington, the daughter of a blacksmith wasn't good enough. Jack Sparrow showed her she was worth more. JackOCJames

AU Sequel to "The Second Sword of Braavos" in which Lady Cadenzsa Forel, only child of Syrio Forel, turns the fates of all of Westeros upside-down. Lady Forel plays the Hero to save Theon from a fate most gruesome, and Robb from a death most-painful, in this heart-wrenching love story/tragedy. But try as she might, the Gods will have their Fate. - Theon/OC. Implied Throbb. Rated M.

"Have you any relation to Syrio Forel?" asked Lord Stark with a grin. "I have the honor to be his only child, Lord Stark." She smiled in such a way that made him wonder if she was the same swordmaiden he had encountered in the woods earlier that day. AU. Set a tad before GoT. Theon/OC/Robb. Jon/OC. Throbb. Lemons. Rated M for a reason.

Britain's last Weaver struggles to finish her first Invisibility Cloak during the year of the Triwizard Tournament. Along the way, she happens to befriend a certain canine that's been lolling about Hogsmeade. (UPDATED JUNE 2004)

It's all about your perspective, really. She may have been kidnapped by a lunatic, or this might be an interesting new employment opportunity. She'll hang around for now- she doesn't have anything better to do. This is the sequel to 'Vapors', an OC story that loosely follows the conventions of a SI. I don't recommend starting here, I really don't.

A pair of independent assassins get recruited to do hits for the Vongola, and are inevitably introduced to the Varia squad. One of them gets off to a bad start with Xanxus, which is in no way surprising.

"The March of Time goes on, as every day begins with a dawn and ends with the moonlight; it is constant and everlasting. But the moon can be darkened by a single spark, which rages into a fire, and the dawn can be shattered by the boiling of a storm. You are the spark and the storm, Alison Ashburne, and I believe that you are the catalyst that will change everything." COMPLETE

Discovering her heritage, Lishka is now a Wizard Apprentice on a quest to earn the approval of the Valar. Kili is a Dwarf Prince, who aspires to prove himself on this quest. Lishka and Kili become friends as they fight for their dreams, mature, and realize their feelings run even deeper. But, will their destinies allow it? Mix of movie, book, & original events. Full of plot twists!

To become a dwarf you need several things…first of all, having one of them to vouch for you is compulsory. Then it's cooking lessons, cultural misunderstandings and lots of yelling, shouting and laughing. I had been lucky for once, since I met three of them…and they introduced me to their world./ starts pre-quest. slow romance. Nori/OC

Bridget Davis is the very definition of average. Nothing out of the ordinary ever happens to this girl...Until she finds herself stuck in Middle-Earth with more problems than just thirteen dwarves, a wizard, and a hobbit to contend with. No. She can't even communicate with them, and the results nearly frighten her to death.

A twist on the girl-is-magically-sent-to-Middle-Earth plot: When Peter Jackson's Hobbit Trilogy threatens to change history, the universe has to intervene.

A homeless woman saves Eliot's life--and asks him to teach her to fight. Why? Now complete--all reviews welcome!

The team returns from a job to find a stranger in Nate's apartment, and she isn't going anywhere! With her own special set of skills, will the newcomer be able to find a place amongst them, or will resistance on multiple fronts keep her from becoming part of the Leverage family? Mid-season 2, Off Canon (OC)

AU. Now in 3rd year. Daisy Dursley wishes she'd never stepped foot in the wizarding world. Escaped convicts, Dementors, Pureblood boys and the complexity of the wizarding world are some of the things she would have never had to deal with if she'd never gotten her letter. But she did. And someone is going to have to pay the price. (Warning: gets dark. Sporadic updates.)

Banshees. Fey. Goggles. Just when the boys think they knew everything, they trip farther down the rabbit hole. (Vigorously incorporates Celtic mythology and folklore; Features an original character of nerdy proportions; Slow building Castiel/OC ship/quasi-ship) Rated for language and violence.

A malfunctioning vortex manipulator. A confused girl. Lots of spoilers.

Fitz is traveling with the Doctor again. Why? Because she's an idiot. An idiot who apparently hasn't gotten her fill of all the running, near deaths, poor life choices, and completely awkward ass situations that she seems to get herself into. Seriously, it cannot be stressed enough. Do not hang out with time lords. Part Two of Starlight Series.