Special Operations Executive (S.O.E.) Agent Danica Magennis is determined to prove she's just as--if not more--capable as her male counterparts. When she finds herself on the World War II battlefront, working with the Strategic Scientific Reserve, she believes this is her chance...however, one charming, American Sergeant soon becomes a distraction she wasn't prepared for. Sergeant James "Bucky" Barnes has never met anyone quite like Danica. She's clever, strong, beautiful...and completely immune to his flirtatious ways. At first, he simply enjoys playfully bantering with the feisty, curvaceous redhead, but it doesn't take long for a genuine friendship to form. As the War rages, the pair continue to grow closer...until one night--and one mission--changes everything. When they reunite after decades apart, will they find solace in each other's arms, or are some things just too broken to salvage?

A look at the behind-the-scenes of The Fall. This includes rough, unedited drafts and outtakes (to give a little peek at my writing process), some commentary by me, and random images of the members of the Barnes family throughout the years.

This is a companion to 'Stardust'. This is a behind-the-scenes look at my writing process. You'll get to see how chapters change and characters evolve...plus, some artwork, playlists, and all kinds of random bits.

[Finished] When Steve went back in time to be with Peggy, he had no idea his female best friend was pregnant by him. So Bucky takes over and is willing to be the father

"Whoever he used to be, and the guy he is now, I don't think he's the kind you save. He's the kind you stop." Malone has never believed that people can be beyond redeeming. Her beliefs will be put to the test when she becomes the unlikely partner of the Winter Soldier. With the duo on the run from Hydra-- and SHEILD, she worries who she can trust. And no matter what anyone says, she firmly believes Bucky isn't the kind you stop; he's the kind you save. (Set after Captain America: The Winter Soldier) (I wrote this when I was thirteen so please forgive any spelling/grammar mistakes... both of which I'm sure this fic has in abundance)

I've never liked people, never had any use for them. Sure, I was a licensed psychiatrist but that's the main reason I began to dislike people. It's why I secluded myself on a lovely lavender farm in the northwest. Or I should say that why I did seclude myself, up until yesterday I hadn't left the state in five years. And then came along Steve Rogers. And he had a hell of a favor to ask. Two things I cannot resist, a pretty face and a charity case. And he happens to have both. I was sweet-talked by Captain America to help save his friend from himself after all the work that was done to help him in Wakanda failed. They had tried and failed to remove the programming that Hydra did but it had been unsuccessful with the trigger words. His memory was still coming back but the Winter Soldier still lurked down deep in his memory, waiting to resurface with just a few words from a red ledger. They had been pardoned for everything that had gone down but for James Barnes to keep his pardon, he had to be in rehabilitation. How do I know all this? Because I'm telepathic, all it takes is one touch and I'll know anything I want to know about anybody and sometimes, touch isn't even necessary. With James Barnes, he's an open book with no defenses and no guards. His mind is just scrambled, trying to put pieces together like a warped puzzle. I read him from across the room. Broken, beaten, battered and bruised is the only way I can describe his mind. And it's now my job to mend it.

Loki Laufeyson has finally been pardoned. After he saved his brother's life and was brought back from the brink of death by talented Asgardian healers, Odin decided that he would be forgiven for his wrongdoings as long as he never attempted to do the same ever again. Seline Volkov, a vampire who has lived on Midgard for over 900 years, was forced into a situation she had no hope of escaping. She fed on a man that had strange-tasting blood, and the next thing she knew, she was in the Asgardian dungeons. When Seline becomes a servant for Loki, he immediately takes a liking to her secretive ways. He knows that she is hiding something, and he will stop at nothing to figure out what it is. Though she is very subordinate, he is determined to make her more than a just a servant to him. However, what Loki doesn't know is that he has finally met his match, and in more ways than one. He seems to think that Midgardians are below him, but what he doesn't seem to realize is that Midgardians come in all different types. There are humans, vampires, lycans, witches... Every mystical creature that was supposedly a myth is real, and his servant happens to be one of the oldest ones in existence. But even with her strength and her power, Seline cannot hide who she is when she feeds for the first time in Asgard. And, unfortunately, the blood of a certain mischevious god is some of the best blood that she has ever come across.

Here's my collection of Loki imagines, short stories about you and Loki. Also to be found on Instagram: @astoldbyloki

"People like him don't change. He is the god of mischief, after all." Bruce Banner has a niece; Eryn Banner. She works by his side at S.H.I.E.L.D. When Loki mysteriously returns, she finds herself intrigued to him. He's not all mischievous and full of lies as much as he's said to be. Beneath his tough facade, is a broken man with a story to tell. Too bad, no one else but Eryn sees that. So what happens when Eryn helps Loki escape from S.H.I.E.L.D? Loki isn't called the god of mischief for nothing. *UNDER EDITING*

***For those of you familiar with 'The Fall', this is Steve and Caroline's story; this book's timeline begins on January 23, 2020.*** Everyone knows Captain America...only a few know Steve Rogers, the man behind the shield. While it's common knowledge that he carries a torch for the late Peggy Carter, only a handful of people know that he's ready for a second chance at love; that he wants the type of relationship his best friend, Bucky, has with his soulmate, Réa. Caroline Sullivan is recovering from her own heartbreak. A widow doing her best to raise her young son, Adam-who lost his arm in the same accident that took her late husband's life-she's pretty sure she's done with love. She settled once before, and refuses to do it again...she wants unconditional love, the kind that can weather any storm and become stronger and deeper for it. To Bucky, Réa, and the Avengers, it's clear that there is something between Steve and Caroline...but will they admit and embrace it, or will the wounds of their pasts and their own fears keep them apart?