I think we all knew this would be a tragedy. ⋆⭒˚.⋆ Esther Paige is charming, witty, and the loneliest woman in Panem. After winning the 69th Hunger Games, she has to leave her world in District 8 behind and create a new life for herself in the Capitol as the newest Master of Ceremonies for the Hunger Games. However, life in the bright, rich Capitol is nothing like Esther thought it would be. Just when she is about to drown from all of the pain and pressure from her new life, a victor from District 4 comes into her life like a breath of fresh air. The only question is... how long would it be until that fresh air fades out, leaving Esther suffocating all over again? ⋆⭒˚.⋆ warning: contains topics of violence, death, trauma, and suicide hunger games to catching fire

I don't know who I am. I don't know where I am, or where I'm from. All I know is that there are people who are trying to kill me, and God keeps sending me love letters. ⋆✧⋆ Sapphire Jones died in the arena of the 66th Hunger Games. Her life should have been over, but 5 minutes later, she woke up in a hovercraft with no memory of her life before the games. Thrown back into the arena with no clue as to what is going on, Sapphire must rely on her ruthless district partner and her asshat of a mentor to make it out of the arena alive. But as more cryptic messages keep appearing and the bodies start piling up, one question begins to haunt Sapphire: Is she fighting to survive, or was she never meant to get a second chance? ⋆✧⋆ Spin off to The Siren's Song Pre-THG to Catching Fire (feat. Post-Mockingjay Epilogue) OC x Gloss from The Hunger Games

In a world where superheroes are not just born but created, Sancorp Industries reigns supreme. But when their star hero vanishes, the system's flaws are exposed. Enter Maisie Corwell, a telepathic powerhouse haunted by her past and struggling to keep her darkest thoughts at bay. With the help of her rock, Riley, Maisie embarks on a perilous quest to rescue her sister and uncover the truth. As the stakes escalate, Maisie must confront the very darkness she's tried to suppress. Can she save her sister, or will the shadows consume them both?