Ronan says "I Love You" before Adam does. Adam has a hard time saying it back, to his surprise. With a past like his, will he ever be able to?

Non-magical au, Pynch. This fic is heavily based on Troye Sivan's song with the same title. This is in the pov of Adam. warnings: child abuse and swearing.

The summer is ending and Adam is going to college. He will have to unite his new life and his relationship with Ronan, as those are the best things he didn't even dream of having. My spin on how Adam and Ronan's life went after the cycle ended. It does not follow the story in the books exactly, it's more of a usage of the world and characters.

"I think the candle is meant to help you find him," Persephone said. "Find who?" "Your true love." Stardust AU featuring Adam as a man desperate to win over his "true love" by bringing her a star out of the night sky. Naturally, that star is Ronan Lynch.

Let's face it, the book did not live up to a lot of reader expectations. If you're anything like me, you love the raven cycle series. Also, if you're anything like me, you were horribly disappointed by the lazy, anti-climatic ending to the series. I personally was so upset with the ending that I had to write my own. Major spoiler alert. (OBVIOUSLY)

Gansey and Blue take a midnight drive and contemplate the feelings they can't act on.

The one in which Ronan can't undo his dream, Blue is Ronan's bff, Gansey thinks Ronan has a crush on Blue, Noah likes group dates, and Adam thinks everyone's lost it. Or the one where Ronan dreams Adam's name on his neck and he goes to extreme lengths to hide it.

Adam Parrish wrestles with demons that he wishes could have been left behind

Ronan has been dreaming again

Drunk!Gansey tries to flirt with Blue, but instead just embarrasses himself in under 800 words. Short, lame, but I laughed the whole time writing it so if you need a giggle, give it a go.

Prompt: Write about a murder in the dark. A small Pynch oneshot.

Rockstar AU Ronan and Adam are internet pen pals but they have never met before. Ronan invites Adam to a concert only for Adam to arrive and he to never show up. Ronan swears up and down he was there but Adam isn't convinced until he sends him an unreleased song by the band that had played. Then Adam realize that the person he's been messaging for the last few years is Ronan Lynch.

Kavinsky and Ronan go on a road trip. (My submission for 2015's TRC Ship Swap challenge.) [crossposted from AO3]

pillow fight with our favourite ghost (happy and sad)

Halloween night, Monmouth Manufacturing. The Gangsey have a movie night, and Adam debates what to do about his emerging feelings for Ronan.

When Adam decided to take a job with the FBI, he didn't expect to be thrown into a past he'd spent ten years trying to forget. He also expected fewer aliens. This is an X-Files AU, but I know very little about the X-Files and to read this you don't need to know anything about it at all.

The 'You've been coming into the coffee shop for the last two weeks & I really like you so I've started to leave you little messages until I pluck up the courage to finally talk to you' coffee shop au' Also known as 'The coffee shop au that nobody wanted."

Ronan had really been looking forward to missing out on the quintessential high school experience, but sometimes plans change.

Adam lets his roots take hold. Ronan lets his hair grow.

Ronan, Adam, and Noah stop at a coffee shop.

"The flowers are supposed to bloom when you're ready to fall in love, so he waits every day to watch them wither on his wrist, decaying into the dead thing he's become." Soulmate AU.

College, travels - Ronan is ready for his gang to come home. One of them in particular.

"You aren't too good at this whole 'kidnapping' me for my birthday thing, are you?" (Or that one time Noah thought it was criminal that no one bought Blue gelato for her birthday.)

The title says it all really. Enjoy!

"Do you want to read it with me?" Blue turned to look up at him, breaking into a pseudo-amused smile. "No, thanks. I have a reputation to uphold that doesn't involve reading your silly Glendower books."