The Master is dead. The Year That Never Was is just that. The Year That Never Was. Martha is gone, and so is Jack, and the Doctor and Jessie are still alive. But they're not out of the woods yet. As they begin their married life, they're led back to a woman they never thought they'd see again: Donna Noble, the runaway bride. As the three travel through time and space, mysteries keep following them everywhere they go. The walls between universes are breaking down once more, and planets are disappearing right and left. But even that's not the worst. The Ood foretell the songs of the Doctor and the Bad Wolf ending, and the coming of the generation of the DoctorDonnaWolf. But with no clue as to what is approaching, how can they tell what to expect? The hours of the Tenth Doctor and the Second Bad Wolf are ending, but will they even be able to survive to see the end of their time? Or will the mystery behind the timelines kill them first? Fourth in The Bad Wolf Chronicles. *** Doctor Who belongs to BBC America. Any MARVEL references belong to Stan Lee. Jessie Nightshade/Bad Wolf is my OC and belongs to me. Anything else recognized belongs to their respective owners, including the cover, which belongs to _marvelous.

Planet Earth. That's where she was born. It's also where she died. The first time. For the first fifteen years of Jessie Nightshade's life, nothing happened. Nothing at all. Not ever. She joined SHIELD her freshman year of high school, but still, it seemed like nothing happened. And then she met a man called the Doctor, a man who could change his face. He took her away from her home in a machine and showed her the whole of time and space. She thought it would never end. It did. For that version of her, anyway. Then came Torchwood, and the War. And that was when it all ended. Jessie thought she knew who she was. She was wrong. After the Battle of Canary Wharf, three days after she died, she became a whole new person, with a whole new life to live. She had her forever. But she had it at a great cost. Still, she and the Doctor keep moving on. But the Bad Wolf is still there, and she just can't ignore it. And when Martha Jones joins the TARDIS crew, she can't help but wonder how just one small thing can affect everything. Because even though it's still her, she's not the only one struggling to adjust that this is what she's going to be now. Third in The Bad Wolf Chronicles *** BBC owns Doctor Who. MARVEL Studios owns any references to the Avengers or Marvel's Agents of SHIELD. Jessie Nightshade is my own, and the cover belongs to _marvelous.

After her difficult past, Jessie Nightshade found a way to run from it all. She's trusted the Doctor since "run," and they haven't stopped since. With Captain Jack Harkness onboard, she finally felt at home. Then came the Game Station. And Jessie's life took yet another sharp turn. Jack was dead, and the Doctor gave up his life for her. Now instead of the soldier she had grown to love, she has someone not afraid to speak his mind . . . and is a lot better looking in her opinion. She knows underneath, this is still the same Doctor. And her life in the TARDIS was far from over. The two keep dancing across time and space, ready for new adventures. But will Jessie learn to accept this new new Doctor and to face what's coming for her? And just what exactly is the TARDIS guiding her towards? Second in The Bad Wolf Chronicles. *** Doctor Who is owned by BBC. Agents of SHIELD is owned by MARVEL. Jessie Nightshade is owned by me, and Saleen Harper is owned by TashaRayBarton. The cover is done by _marvelous.

Never would she have imagined herself working for SHIELD. She does that every day now. Never did she imagine she could live life as a free mutant, be respected. Done deal. Jessie Nightshade definitely didn't expect to have a ticket on the Avengers roster. Or on the BUS. Look where she is. And she's still losing people. Nothing would surprise her now, right? That was what she thought. And then a man in a leather jacket calling himself the Doctor saved her life with the word "run." From plastic mannequins. Just when she thought she'd seen it all. But she hasn't. The Doctor promises her that, and she takes him up on it. But she's still hurting from past wounds. So's he. Who knows? Maybe they can help each other in the long run. As long as time traveling with a mad man in a blue box doesn't kill her first. First in The Bad Wolf Chronicles. *** Doctor Who belongs to BBC. Agents of SHIELD belongs to MARVEL. Jessie Nightshade belongs to me, and Saleen Harper belongs to TashaRayBarton, and the cover belongs to _marvelous.

The TARDIS is missing. Fenric is winning. The endgame is now.

Violet Grace, an ordinary, level headed bookworm from London never thought that her life could be so extraordinary, until she met Him. That mad, eccentric little man with a blue box that swept her off her feet changed Violet's life forever. This is the story of her adventure with the Doctor himself; how he saved her life and how she saved his. Has the Doctor finally found someone as smart and insane as himeself?

*SEQUEL TO NO WAY OUT (A DOCTOR WHO FANFICTION)* With the loss of a friend, the lords of time mourn, The 'lonely travelers' are reborn, Yet still moving forward they live to help, In memory of the woman who refused to end with a yelp, There to help, the two did their job, but one certain girl would stand out from a mob, "That's just silly," says that woman about something blue, The woman with no need to ask 'doctor who?" So 'what happened to Cita?' is what they ask, Finding the answer is her impossible task, It took years, you know, for time to arrange, The impossible things that happen when times change.

Sequel to My Rival, My Doctor Groggily, I opened my eyes to take in my surroundings. "Where am I?" A man with sandy blond hair said, "Hello, I'm your new doctor." I shifted uncomfortably at the choice of words. He smiled pleasantly. "Is something wrong?" My eyebrows furrowed. "Everything seems so....normal." "That's good, right?" "Yes...I suppose." Celeste, staying by the Doctor for possibly the longest time she ever has, disappears. He doesn't know how or who took her, but the Doctor continues traveling in hope to see her again. After the Weeping Angels, he knows she's in the past, but the Doctor doesn't know where or more importantly, when. How many times will the Doctor keep her waiting?

Delta Cita is an important figure in the Doctor's past: his Gallifreyan wife. To the Doctor's knowledge, Cita had died many years before the Last Great Time War. In reality, the ancient, but seemingly young woman lives among the Human race, hiding in plain sight. Fate steps into the equation, bringing Cita, the Doctor, and their childhood friend, the Master, back together in order to save millions of lives. Cita is faced with impossible choices and has to find a solution to the problem she has created. Except she sees no way out of the storm approaching them.

FORMERLY KNOWN AS IMPOSSIBLE "The definition of innocence lies with whom you're speaking to. Most use the term meaning sex, others for a more vast amount of physical things, few with psychological matters, and some even pair it with naive. I, however, believe that someone who has full innocence doesn't know what it's like to have great power." *tw: drug abuse, sexual content, violence, depression, self-harm, abuse, suicide, rape, etc *will contain johnlock, johnwald, oslock, and adwald (although not all strictly romantic) *this story will be split into two parts: "enigma" and "clandestine"