brooding

The day after his infamous victory at the Battle of Hogwarts, Harry Potter disappears without a trace. When the rest of the world gives up their search, Hermione Granger, an up-and-coming investigative journalist, is determined to do what they couldn’t: find him. After years of searching, she finally stumbles upon a clue that might just lead her to her best friend. She is determined to journey across Europe to solve the mystery and, naturally, write about it along the way. But when her intolerable co-worker Draco Malfoy is also assigned to the case, she must learn to set aside old grudges and accept their dysfunctional partnership in order to bring Harry home again. A slow-burn enemies to lovers fic with mystery, adventure, and our two favorite idiots in love.

A small prequel to The Erised Effect told from Draco's POV-------- Fuck, she was small. Small and petite and more than a foot smaller than him in height.Madness to consider that she was able slap him hard across the face in third year, when they were practically the same height. Again. Don’t go down that road. That particular incident is what he was sure had started all of this.No good would come at all from pulling at that particular root … that stem of fixation… Insta: ada_p_rix

Branch is interrupted from his winter preparations by someone or something pacing above his Bunker. When he goes up to pick a fight for being so close to his home, he finds a colorful little surprise abandoned in the snow. Oh god. What the fuck is he supposed to do with an egg?

Rey Niima's parents die in a tragic accident, leaving her in the custody of her reclusive writer uncle in the Pacific Northwest. He's charming and generous--or so it seems.

Medical school had prepared Anastasia for a lot of things. It had prepared her for a crazy schedule and no work-life balance. It had prepared her for late nights and long hours. It had prepared her for sutures and surgeries. What it didn't prepare her for was being taken captive by strangers with wings. It did not prepare her for a strange voice in her head. It did not prepare her for pointy ears. [In which a modern girl is thrust into the world of the fae.]

When Alethia Stahl is thrown into the world of Game of Thrones, she's super excited to be part of the fictional world she adores so much. That is, until she realizes how shitty medieval times actually are. Nonetheless, she makes her way through Westeros and even teaches Jon some Gen Z slang on the way. Coming of age but make it brutal.

Every time Cas has suggested something new in bed, he brought it up in the worst way possible and sent Dean running. This time he does it right, and gets more than he bargained for. Pure porn.

Six months after the explosion in “Holy Water,” Cas raises one of their unresolved issues. Needless to say, Dean doesn’t take it well.

There were only a few things in life that Elara every really wanted: for her older brother, Rhysand, to finally start paying attention to her, to live a life free out from under the oppressive thumb of her father and marry the male she loved more than anything, and to feel the wind beneath her wings. Only she didn't live to see any of that. Taken near death, stripped of her memory, and given a new identity, she ends up on the wrong side of the war with Hybern. With every horrible thing she does in the name of the King of Hybern, she becomes more and more of the soulless monster that they want her to be. Then, when a certain shadowsinger takes an interest in her, missing pieces start to fall back into place. Will she ever be able to piece together the life that had been ripped to shreds that day in the Illyrian mountains? Does she even deserve to? Or is Elara truly gone forever?