Please note: this book is now finished and I hope you like it. (Y/N) was a semi-normal teenage girl. Ya'know all except for the fact that she hunts supernatural beings. Anyways she lived like any normal teenager. She went to school Monday through Friday and hunted on the weekends. She was our shopping with her friend when she noticed the legendary two. What else would an awkward fan do? She went to talk to them. She caught Sam's eye and he caught hers. But as you know goodbye isn't always the end. Continue reading to see what I mean...

reader insert! Castiel loved you so much... that his love for you started to get in the way of his protection of Dean. Castillo had to break his own heart by locking you away to keep you from himself. years later he returns with Sam and Dean begging for your help. in your desk for the temps for your freedom you ask Sam to help set you free. now you find yourself in a twisted insane battle of romance love triangle.

You are the second best hunter in the world, only second to the infamous Winchester brothers. When your close friend tells you to work a case with them, you comply, wanting to see the moronic hunters up close. But things get complicated when you get injured and have to stay with the Winchesters a little longer. I don't own supernatural or any of the characters.

Sam Winchester x Daughter!Reader where Y/N grew up with the British Men of Letters. Each part is an episode of Season 12 so warning: spoilers! (Reposted from @daughters-and-winsisters on Tumblr.com)

You've worked with the Winchesters for a while and developed a little crush on the older brother. But when a hunt goes wrong, will Dean discover your feelings for him?

You were hunting a witch, when she puts an invisibility spell on you. Now you are trying to show Sam and Dean you are okay, while stopping the witch from hurting anyone else.

(y/n) (l/n) has always felt out of place. she never really belonged where she was at. she always thought it was because of the writing on her wrist, but her mom always told her that she belonged here just as much as anybody else. but one day when she wakes up in a place completely different from where she fell asleep, maybe she might start belonging.