"Boss, the test is a match." "Oh come on, Fri. Not you too.", Tony jokingly pleaded, smirking at Rhodey. "I have ran through the data multiple times. It's a match. Would you like to see the data?" "Yes ple...", he dragged, lighthearted tone gone when his eyes met the screen. "Oh god." Credit goes to @mischieff_ for the lovely new cover!

Peter didn't know a lot about why his parents split up. It happened when he was a baby, and his dad didn't like to talk about it. But that was fine. He didn't mind. He had his dad and he had Uncle Rhodey and that was enough. But when the Rogue Avengers (and his Poppa) are forced to return to the tower, Peter is forced to confront their past and deal with the awkward tensions between the two. And when Peter gets sick from an allergic reaction (it is an allergic reaction, right?) it may just force this dysfunctional group of people to become a family again. IronDad and SpiderSon +Stony divorce Au (Not very Cap Friendly in the beginning but he gets the redemption he needs) Book 1 of the Tony's Universe Trilogy **I feel like I should let you know that all sentences written in another language was google translated. I am the textbook definition of an uncultured hoe**

Before there was a swinging fourteen-year-old in red spandex, before said fourteen-year-old was even a thing--an idea--there was the couple. The media had claimed the Stark x Rogers couple to be the best couple of the century. They were the power couple. But behind the fame and the cameras, there was still the same dysfunctional men who had problems they hid under a brilliant facade. Tony Stark: A damaged billionaire whose daddy issues had daddy issues. Steve Rogers: The man out of time, secretly in love with another man. And yet they expected to have a kid together? This is the beginning. This is how their love started...and ended. And everything in between. Because underneath the superhero mask, they were still human. And all humans make mistakes. [Prequel to As Long As the Sun Burns] ***TW for child abuse*** NOTE: Be sure you've read Tony's Universe the entire trilogy!

Things have gotten so strange in Peter's life in such a short amount of time. He has a new friend--one whom Tony does not approve of--and now his friend's dad is obsessed with him. While navigating a tricky relationship with Gwen, Peter has to fend off adoption, custody battles and past mistakes. Meanwhile Steve and Bucky have finally decided to tie the knot and Tony's decided to start dating again. While preparing the ceremony and making sure everything is perfect, an old enemy decides to finally come out of hiding. This dysfunctional family (with some added members, including a human/alien vigilante and the amazing Pepper Potts) must band together and make one final stand for their home. [Finale to Tony's Universe Trilogy]

The Stark family has started to mend the broken bond between them and the rogue avengers. After the incident with Doctor Octopus, things finally seem like it's going to get better. And they actually wanted things to get better. So when Steve claims that Bucky is finally free of Hydras control and asks that he moves back into the tower, Tony is caught in a trap of anger and guilt. Meanwhile Peter begins to discover things about his biological mother he never knew. With a man claiming to know Peter's "father" Richard, trying hard to create a serum that will give him back his arm and the budding romance between Gwen and Peter, things are getting pretty stressful. And if that isn't enough, the return of some past enemies and the emergence of newer ones, the Stark's may need each other more than ever. [Book 2 in the Tony's Universe Trilogy]

Peter Benjamin-Edward Stark has been through a lot in his life. Luckily he has a really good family to help him through all his problems. Peter was closer than ever with his parents---sort of---and his Aunt was okay and things finally seemed to be going back to normal. Of course with Peter's luck it wasn't going to last. With Hydra being Hydra and having nefarious plots to backup their evil ones, a strange sickness, a missing teen, as well as Peter's crippling PTSD, Peter's life may just spiral out of control once more. Thank god for the Avengers, right? Sequel to: Finding Their Way Home

Peter Benjamin-Edward Stark went missing on a Tuesday. For months the entirety of the New York police department, as well as anyone else the Starks could convince to join, searched for the tot. He was only three when he was taken and for four months, two weeks, and four days, Tony Stark and Pepper Stark (nee Potts) worried and fretted over their beloved child. Peter Benjamin-Edward Stark was murdered on a Friday. A ransom call gone wrong spelt the end of the child's life. The world grieved as the kidnappers gleefully told the devastated parents they'd find his body in the morning. They never did. Twelve years passed and the family was still grieving, and Tony Stark worked tirelessly to find his only child's killer and gain justice for his son. Meanwhile Peter Parker was having the worst day ever. He just wanted to help people but instead he gets stabbed. That's just his luck.

Tony Stark is graduating High School, after years of hard work. And like his famous father, Howard Stark, he will be attending M.I.T. He parties all night with his friends and takes a bunch of polaroids of their last night together, he gets home eventually and checks his soul-watch. A watch everyone is given at age 10, a watch that shows you how many years until you meet your soulmate. 22 hours and 5 minutes. He falls asleep with anticipation and with the Polaroid in his other hand. And wakes up 9 hours later, and suddenly he's a man out of time. (Started 18th June 2019) ---- The timeline goes like this: Tony is 19 in 2008 instead of 38 like in IM1

❝𝑨 𝒔𝒐𝒖𝒍𝒎𝒂𝒕𝒆 𝒊𝒔 𝒔𝒐𝒎𝒆𝒐𝒏𝒆 𝒚𝒐𝒖'𝒓𝒆 𝒃𝒐𝒖𝒏𝒅 𝒕𝒐. 𝑨𝒍𝒘𝒂𝒚𝒔. 𝑰𝒏 𝒆𝒗𝒆𝒓𝒚 𝒍𝒊𝒇𝒆𝒕𝒊𝒎𝒆, 𝒊𝒏 𝒆𝒗𝒆𝒓𝒚 𝒖𝒏𝒊𝒗𝒆𝒓𝒔𝒆. ❞ ⍟ ⎊ ⍟ ⎊ ⍟ ⎊ ⍟ ⎊ ⍟ ⎊ ⍟ ⎊ ⍟ ⎊ ⍟ ⎊ ⍟ ⎊ ⍟ ⎊ ⍟ ⎊ ⍟ ⎊ A mysterious asgardian plans to invade Earth by stealing the Tesseract from S.H.I.E.L.D. A team of 6 is to be assembled. Tony Stark, now Iron Man, has no idea that Steve Rogers is alive. Until he receives files from Phil Coulson. Steve Rogers has no idea that Tony Stark is alive. Until Nick Fury gives him some files, revealing that Tony never was from the 40s. [ This is the sequel to my book Graduating Time (00.00) which IS STONY.]