What if Harry had been born a girl? What if she was raised by her Godfather and Remus instead? Would the wizarding world be any different? Read as Harriet makes her way through the wizarding world, changing history and makes different friends than the original protagonist!

Being the Master of Death made life difficult, especially when you need to save all of magical Europe from inbreeding its way to extinction. At least Death was enjoying watching his Master attempt this over and over again. Harry didn't find it nearly as entertaining. Well, tenth times the charm right? (FemHarry) Original cover image by, beshinoe.

Rei, a former samurai lieutenant is reincarnated into the body of an 8 year old, who happens to be the main villainess in a romance novel for foreign girls. A villainess destined to be executed by her fiancé the crown prince for cruelty towards the heroine of the novel. To avoid being executed she must to make allies among her enemies, get out of the heroine's way, and untangle herself from the poisonous intrigue of court the best she can in the role of a future courtier. However, the vaguely described backdrop said nothing about the conflicts building beyond the heroine's understanding, or that women weren't allowed on the battlefield. I am honestly left speechless. I am very touched and honored by all the attention, by all the sweet, beautiful and fun comments I've received over the last month, it's been truly amazing. To those who already enjoy it, I hope you will continue to do so. To those who decide to pick it up, I hope you have as much fun with it as I did!

*This is the third book of the "Daughter of the Moon" series, so read the first two books - "Water" and "Earth" - if you haven't already* Elara had danced with death before, but never like this. She had experienced pain before, but she could have never imagined this. Elara had thought she had known darkness, but she learns that she had only scratched the surface. Will she be able to escape the chains that cut her wrists or the chords that bind her mind? Will Zuko pull through and rescue her, or will she have to place her trust and friendship in others? Will Elara live long enough to see the end of the infamous 100 year war, or will she find herself reunited with a long-forgotten people? In the heart-wrenching conclusion to this masterful trilogy, the only way to know is to read it for yourself. *Trigger Warning: this book will discuss traumatic events as well as the effects of those experiences and may not be suitable for all readers.* The characters and events of this story are based on the brilliant workings of Bryan Konietzko and Michael Dante DiMartino. Therefore, I do not own the characters and events used other than Elara, her adventure, and other OC's.

*This is the SECOND book of the "Daughter of the Moon" series, so go read "Book One: Water" if you haven't already* Elara finds herself on the run with Prince Zuko and General Iroh as they scramble out of the clutches of both the Fire Nation and the rest of the world, adopting a new identity to hide their tracks. As she lives her life on the run, she can't help but feel herself growing closer to Zuko; closer in a way that she never thought possible. Perhaps she could settle down and live a simple life away from the war. Perhaps she could turn away from her duties as the Little Moon, and perhaps she could force herself forget about her little band of heroes so that she could live the normal life she deserves. Only the spirits know that life never goes the way one plans... Zuko X OC The characters and events of this story are based on the brilliant workings of Bryan Konietzko and Michael Dante DiMartino. Therefore, I do not own the characters and events used other than Elara and her adventure.

Elara is a member of the lost water tribe known as the Moon Warriors. Her tribe had been hidden in the mountains for generations-long forgotten by the rest of the world, allowing the Moon Warriors to believe that they could stay out of the gruesome Hundred-Year war. On one fateful day, however, a Fire Nation Battalion finds and storms her village, changing her life forever. As her life spirals downwards, Elara finds herself in the company of a banished prince, and she devotes her service to him. Unfortunately, her matriarch (the Moon Spirit) has other plans in mind for Elara, forcing her to choose where her loyalties lie. Will she choose the boy who saved her from the bonds of slavery? Or will she choose the boy who can save the world? You'll just have to read to find out... Zuko X OC The characters and events of this story are based on the brilliant workings of Bryan Konietzko and Michael Dante DiMartino. Therefore, I do not own the characters and events used other than Elara and her adventure.

The day Izuku manifested his quirk was the day his life became hell, all because everyone considered his quirk villainous. All he ever wanted to be was a hero, but people have only ever treated him like a villain. So for 13 years he suffered before one event changed his life. Can his friends and loved ones help him overcome his trauma? Or is society going to break him? TRIGGER WARNING! ABUSE AND RAPE. Disclaimer I do not own My Hero Academia.

In the last fight with the league of villains, Izumi risked her life to save her friends. And in doing so she died but was saved by a new quirk she received when she died. Her quirk brought her to America, when Izumi woke up she had no memory of her friends, family, or her childhood when she was in Japan. Izumi soon discovered that she had a love for mystery and murder cases. Seven years later she became America's number one detective, she has saved thousands of lives and she couldn't be any happier with her choice of being a detective. But when she has to help the heroes in Japan, her memories slowly start to return to her, and starts to develop feelings for one of the heroes. Will she remember her past in Japan and stay? Or will she just solve the mysteries or return back to America? Also I am making Izumi have black hair since it is a better color for her, Izumi is also not a obsessed fan over All might, she just looks up to him. I'm also making Bakugou nicer. I am not going to add any curse in this but Bakugou's nickname for Kirishima stays the same. Also lastly this story was inspired by @ladona_arts on instagram

Villain Fem Deku AU of the Midori Series. Tired of being the victim Izumi Midoriya contemplates the words of a stranger who says there's another way to make her dreams come true.

Continuation of Midori the Villain: Outed as a villain, Izumi casts away her previous self and fully embraces her role as "Queen of Villains." Without her trust fund to support herself and her followers she resorts to true villainy, all the while avoiding confrontation with heroes and her former classmates.