When Francis and Claire's daughter is attacked by the President's son, she goes to extra lengths to seek her revenge and help her father gain the Presidency.

Follow-up to "The Interview" and "The Fallout." Frank, Claire and Emily have to adapt to the ever-changing White House landscape. Slight spoilers for season four and five. C/F.

Zoe's desperate for a better job. Alas, she just might settle for a mistress, if the right man asks her...

"Not just seen. I wanted to be significant." Golden kingdoms are built on blood and sacrifice. Claire's companion piece to Hand Grenades.

"His daddy didn't beat him." His relationship with his father has always been a strange amalgam of hero worship and hate.

Duncan and his girlfriend Rose have been together for going on two years. They care deeply about each other. She has a secret though that he doesn't know. Their relationship will be put to the test and their boundaries will be pushed. Will they be able to stay together or will their relationship start to unravel?

Formally known as "The Long Game." Sequel to "State of Play." Now that the Underwood's are in the White House, Frank, Claire and Hannah are realizing being the First Family is more difficult than they could've imagined. Very mild spoilers. C/F

You're reading in your dorm room and your roommate drags you to the Shepherd Foundation event. Little did you know that you were actually going to enjoy attending. The pairing is Duncan and you; there is not a character tag for him. Warnings are inside.

That song Claire just can't get out of her head…

Claire gets her wish...

Claire meets her most dangerous living foe...

Il devait faire plus attention, vraiment. Il pensait que ses discutions étaient muettes ?

Eleanor Simon comes from just the right kind of money. Eleanor Simon is a perfectly capable staffer. Eleanor Simon is just a pawn on a chess board. Isn't she? Doug Stamper isn't so sure anymore. Complete.

Sequel to "The Interview." Frank, Claire and Emily must deal with the repercussions of the CNN interview as well as their rise to the Oval Office. Contains minor season 2,3 and 4 spoilers. C/F.

The day Claire left Frank. The day that Frank moved on.

Sometimes when she is alone rare buried longings come to the surface of her thoughts.

Basically a tag for the ending of Chapter 45, Claire & Frank fluff CW: Abortion

It's the day after Claire's interview on national television, but all she can think about are the children she never had. Will she ever be able to reason with Francis to start a family? One shot.

Someone is playing a dangerous game with the Underwoods as they set their sights on the Oval Office. Loosely set in season 2, no spoilers. Not related to any of my other stories. F/C

Set after season 5, Frank has a vision of someone who was supposed to be dead. No character tag for Meechum

Post 3x06 Après la tempête provoquait par Claire en Russie Frank découvre qu'il y a des tempêtes bien plus agréables. Slash OS PWP Meechum/Frank Underwood

Post saison 2: Franck Underwood fait visiter de façon très particulière le bureau ovale à Meechum. OS Slash Franck/Meechum.

A house of cards is fragile, it is fleeting. If perfectly balanced, more stacks can be added to strengthen it. But just one touch, one breath, can be what it takes for it to collapse. The Underwoods' did not realize their house of cards would eventually be destroyed. The alternative conclusion to Netflix's House of Cards. (Takes place after Chapter 56).

Another glass. Half a bottle gone. It would never be merciful enough to let Dalton McGinnis die. She didn't want mercy. Mercy was too kind.

Claire had once told him that the most dangerous thing a woman could be was beautiful.