LONELY HEARTS | ❝You don't have to be a hero, just like I don't have to be sad all the time, but sometimes fate works in strange ways and, well, here we are❞ PRE-CIVIL WAR → HOMECOMING | PETER PARKER BOOK ONE IN THE HERO OF HEROES SERIES Plot: tinkertaydust #25 in Fanfiction [8/13/17] Cover by: voidkhaleesi

"I'm lonely like a castaway."

"Are you always this much of an idiot, or are you just showing off around me?" In which an unpopular boy with a secret stands up for a sarcastically inclined girl, leading to a whole lot of awkward and semi-cute interactions. {SPIDER-MAN/OC} {POST-CIVIL WAR} {DURING HOMECOMING} © sadblueberry

There are three simple rules Nellie Jenkins must follow as she orchestrates an article for the school newspaper on fellow classmate, Peter Parker. Rule #1. Do not observe the person you are writing about outside of school grounds. Rule #2. Do not mix your article with emotional bias or personal feelings. Rule #3. Do not tell the person you are writing about them. And she is about to break all three. [ Spider-Man: Homecoming ] © savagesociety 2018 __________________

EVERY DAY. ❝You're the Troy and Gabriella of this dreary high school!❞ ❝I see myself as more of a Sharpay, and Peter's my Zeke, but whatever.❞ ( peter parker x oc ) ( sm:hc - endgame ) ( second book in the mcu!luna series )

Peter Parker lost everything. His parents, his uncle, and his best friend. He only has his aunt, but he's counting down the days until she'll be mysteriously killed as well. Spiderman is a hero, someone who is looked up to, awed. Not a single problem, a perfect life, looking out for others always. Peter struggles to keep his split personalities together, but no matter how hard he tries, the depression takes control. But when a new teacher comes to school, he hopes that he can piece his life back together again. ~At first Bucky is super op, but it's part of the plot, and in the later chapters everyone else is described just as op~ ~All rights belong to Marvel~

Madison Stark is the daughter of a billionaire. That billionaire being Tony Stark. She is the carbon copy of her father, intelligent, caring, and sarcastic. She loves her family with all she has, but when they are torn apart Madison seems to find love in other places. Captain America: Civil War - Post Spider-Man: Homecoming (Book 1 in the Healing series)

(Y/n) Lang always thought she was born for something more. Having divorced parents (one of them being a criminal), a sister, and a scholarship to maintain, anything out of the ordinary catches her eye. After an unexpected opportunity to help her hero, Captain America, she does not want to miss her shot. What could possibly go wrong? {Follows the events of Captain America: Civil War, Spider-man: Homecoming, and Avengers: Infinity War} {#2 on Antman}

atelphobia; (n.) the fear of not being good enough. "Why are you here? Don't know if I hadn't already made it clear -- but I don't wanna be around you." "I was worried." "You don't get to be worried about me. Not anymore. Not Ever." After her kidnapping, Emma Stark, the secret daughter of Tony Stark and Pepper Potts, became a completely different person. Sometimes she didn't recognize herself in the mirror, nor did she recognize Peter Parker, her best friend since childhood. The aftermath of the Civil War left the Stark girl without a father, her best friend, and her family broken apart -- she found herself alone. She wanted to prove herself but didn't know how. No one gave her a chance. Despite all that happened between them, Peter kept Emma's secret...but when tensions run high between the Stark girl and his Alter Ego, will they become more than the friends they pretend to be? [Spider-Man Homecoming] Book 13 of 16 Cover by @EECKIEIKKI

Being named after the stars is a common thing, being able to shine like one is not. But, a change from Nick Fury's personal super assassin to being under the watch of Tony Stark and the other Avengers was as abnormal as you could get. Stella, with the power to manipulate any energy she can see, and blood on her hands since birth, tries to fit in in the unnervingly caring eyes of Tony Stark, who has decided, above anything else, that this kid will be his. Or, Tony Stark has a problem not adopting troubled and parentless children, especially ones that shine brightly once he enters a room.