Rosalie Pritchett has always been the baby of the family-bright-eyed, a little naïve, and completely unaware of just how much attention she draws. At 18, she's stepping into the world with dreams bigger than her small, sheltered bubble and a heart wide open to possibility. Enter Rule Bradford-nineteen, reckless on the waves but steady on his feet, a rising star in the surfing world with a protective streak a mile wide. When he meets Rosalie in Hawaii, her sunshine soul and sweet awkwardness hit him harder than any wave ever could. She's innocent. He's jaded. She sees the good in everything. He sees the storms before they come. But somehow, she makes him want to believe again. As summer burns on, Rule realizes the real danger isn't the ocean-it's falling for the one girl he's not sure he deserves. OC x OC

Dying wasn't part of my plan infact it wasn't planned also dying and waking up as the most Judgemental witch on the planet wasn't what I had in mind sure being a witch was nice and all but Bonnie seriously. multi x oc tvd fanfic don't read if it's not your cup of tea

Dahlia Myhir Jonson is the girl who died-and came back. Brutally beaten by her mother at just ten years old, Dahlia was declared dead... only to wake up hours later on a mortuary table, fully healed and very much alive. With a new name, a new town, and a body that heals faster than any vampire's, she's been hiding in plain sight ever since. Now seventeen, Dahlia is trying to pass for normal in Mystic Falls-a town where secrets are currency and the dead never stay buried. She's got friends, a decent GPA, and an on-again-off-again thing with Matt Donovan. But when Matt dumps her-again-for the ever-perfect Elena Gilbert, Dahlia's patience wears thin. Especially when Elena starts making moves on the mysterious new guy, Stefan Salvatore. What no one knows is that Dahlia is far more than the "quirky" girl in gym class. Her powers are growing. Her past is catching up to her. And there's something ancient in her blood that even the vampires don't understand. In a town full of supernatural predators, Dahlia isn't prey. She's the storm they never saw coming.