Since the end of July, Lorelei Nyle has been held captive in the Capitol alongside Johanna Mason and Peeta Mellark. After Rose Everdeen destroyed the arena, the three victors were taken-used, broken, and tortured for information they refuse to give. Peeta doesn't know anything. Johanna and Lorelei simply won't break. But survival isn't just about enduring pain. When the Capitol isn't tearing her apart piece by piece, Lorelei is left alone with her thoughts-and they're just as cruel. Trapped in a spiral of fear and grief, she clings to the only thing keeping her grounded: the belief that Finnick is still alive. That, and the knots she ties to keep her hands steady when everything else is falling apart. She hasn't seen Annie. She hasn't heard Mags. And in the silence, she's forced to hope they're safe... because the alternative is unbearable. Then, one day, everything changes. Rescued and brought to District 13, Lorelei is finally reunited with the people she loves-but freedom doesn't mean healing. Not after what the Capitol has done. Some wounds don't fade. Some things don't untangle. And some people... never come back the same. ⚠️ Disclaimer: I do not own any characters, settings, or concepts from the original Hunger Games series. All rights belong to their original creator. Lorelei Nyle, Rose Everdeen, and any additional original characters are my own creations.

Six years ago, Lorelei Nyle survived the 69th Hunger Games. Now, she's no longer just a victor-she's a mentor, a guide, and a symbol of survival in District 4. For six years, she's helped tributes navigate the same nightmare she once endured, even as the ghosts of the arena refuse to let her go. Five years ago, her cousin Annie Cresta won the 70th Games... but the victory shattered her mind. Six months ago, everything changed again. District 12 claimed its first victory in decades-two victors, Peeta Mellark and Rose Everdeen. Now, as they embark on their Victory Tour, Panem watches closely... and President Snow waits. Because the 75th Hunger Games-the Third Quarter Quell-is coming. And this time, the rules are different. Tributes will be reaped from the existing pool of victors. Which means Lorelei and Finnick are no longer mentors. They're targets. As old alliances resurface and new ones are tested, Lorelei is forced to confront the one thing she's been running from- Going back into the arena. ⚠️ Disclaimer: I do not own any characters, settings, or concepts from the original Hunger Games series. All rights belong to their respective creator. Lorelei Nyle, Rose Everdeen and any additional original characters are my own creations.

Six months ago, Lorelei Nyle became a victor. She survived the arena. She wore the crown. She played the Capitol's game-and won. But victory doesn't mean freedom. Back in District 4, everything she fought for is gone. Loss lingers in every corner, grief woven into the life she's meant to return to. The Capitol may call her a success story, but Lorelei knows the truth- Some things don't survive the Games. Now, she's expected to smile for the Victory Tour, pretend everything is fine. And in six months, she'll be thrown back into the nightmare-this time as a mentor. Guiding someone else to their death. The only thing keeping her steady is the one person who understands exactly what she's going through... even if neither of them are ready to admit just how much they need each other. Because in Panem, even victors aren't safe. And some battles don't end when you leave the arena. ⚠️ Disclaimer: I do not own any characters, settings, or concepts from the original Hunger Games series. All rights belong to their respective creator. Lorelei Nyle and any additional original characters are my own creations.

Sixteen-year-old Lorelei Nyle has spent her life surviving the unforgiving tides of District 4-but nothing could have prepared her for the Reaping. Chosen as the female tribute for the 69th Hunger Games, Lorelei is thrust into a world where survival is everything-and trust is a luxury she cannot afford. Her fellow tribute, fourteen-year-old Baylee Pike, is arrogant, reckless, and far too eager to make a name for himself. He wants glory. Lorelei just wants to live. Guiding them is Finnick Odair-Capitol darling, victor, and living legend. To everyone else, he's charming, irresistible, untouchable. To Lorelei, he's everything she hates. Arrogant. Shallow. Fake. But in an arena where nothing is what it seems, Lorelei will have to decide who her real enemies are... and whether the boy she despises might be the one person she can't afford to lose. Because in the Hunger Games, hate is dangerous. But love? Love is deadly. ⚠️ Disclaimer: All original elements belong to their respective creator. Lorelei Nyle and additional original characters belong to the author. This story is set five years before the events of Rose Everdeen's Hunger Games and serves as a prequel within the series. There may be future books continuing Lorelei and Finnick's story.

Rose Everdeen never asked to become a symbol. She only wanted to save her sister. Now, trapped in District 13 alongside the scattered survivors of District 12, Rose is being pushed into a role she never chose-the Mockingjay. A leader. A weapon. A spark for rebellion. But while the districts look to her for hope, Rose is barely holding herself together. Finnick Odair understands that kind of pain. Bound by grief, guilt, and the people they couldn't protect, the two form an unexpected bond in the shadows of war. It helps-just enough to keep going. Because the people they love most are still in the Capitol. Peeta Mellark. Lorelei Nyle. Captured. Broken. Used. And every day they're gone is another day the Capitol wins. As pressure mounts and the rebellion grows more dangerous, Rose must decide who she really is-just a girl trying to survive... or the face of a revolution that could destroy everything. Book 3 in the Rose Everdeen Series Pairings: Peeta Mellark x Rose Everdeen Finnick Odair x Lorelei Nyle Disclaimer: This is a fan work inspired by the original trilogy. All original elements belong to their respective creator. Rose Everdeen and additional original characters belong to the author.

Six months after surviving the 74th Hunger Games, Rose Everdeen is supposed to be safe. Now living in Victor's Village with her family, she should finally have peace. But peace was never meant for victors. Peeta Mellark lives just across the way. Haymitch Abernathy hasn't changed. And the Capitol is still watching-always watching. With the Victory Tour ahead and the Quarter Quell looming closer, Rose prepares to step into her role as mentor... hoping she'll never have to step into the arena again. She's wrong. When President Snow announces a brutal twist for the 75th Hunger Games-reaping tributes from the existing pool of victors-everything changes. Because this time, Rose won't just be watching. She'll be fighting. Against seasoned killers. Against impossible odds. Against people she never wanted to face again. And in an arena where alliances are fragile and survival comes at a cost... Rose must decide how far she's willing to go to make it out alive-again. Book Two in the Rose Everdeen Series Peeta Mellark x Rose Everdeen Disclaimer: This is a fan work inspired by the original trilogy. All original elements belong to their respective creator. Rose Everdeen and additional original characters belong to me.

In District 12, lines are drawn early-merchant or seam. You don't cross them. You don't question them. Ivy Marigold has done both. Born to the merchant side and cousin to two of its most well-known girls, Ivy has always lived a life of quiet expectations. But beyond the polished fronts and careful appearances, she carries something dangerous- A relationship no one is meant to know about. Because Haymitch Abernathy is seam. And in District 12, that kind of thing doesn't end well. When the reaping for the 50th Hunger Games is announced, everything changes. Twice the tributes. Twice the names. Twice the heartbreak. In a moment that will define everything, Ivy makes a choice that pulls her into a world she was never meant to survive. Alongside three others-her cousin, the boy she loves, and a stranger-she is taken to the Capitol, where survival is no longer about who you are... But what you're willing to lose. And in an arena designed to break even the strongest, Ivy will learn one thing very quickly: Some divides are deeper than district lines. And some choices can never be undone. 📝 Disclaimer: I do not own The Hunger Games or any of its original characters or concepts. All rights belong to Suzanne Collins. I only own Ivy Marigold, and any other original characters or elements created for this story. This is a fan-made work created for entertainment purposes only.

𝐂𝐇𝐀𝐑𝐋𝐎𝐓𝐓𝐄 𝐁𝐑𝐀𝐃𝐅𝐎𝐑𝐃 became a police officer to follow in her families legacy. Being a cop, for her, is to protect and serve. She joined the academy straight out of college, a fresh twenty four year old baby face woman with an ambitious plan to be like her uncle Tim. It was not long before she found herself a rookie at the Mid Wilshire department, in the same station as her uncle, as the new kid. Her journey as a rookie was not going to be easy, adjusting to the circumstances of life being put on the line to finding out the man she didn't think would've had the romantic feelings he did have for her. She is in for a ride of her life. ( 𝟏𝟖+ ) Started: 16/08/2025 Ended: N/A

Lillanna "Lilli" Cresta has always lived in the shadow of her older sister, Annie-gentle, fragile, and already haunted by the Capitol's cruelty. So when Annie's name is called at the reaping for the 70th Hunger Games, Lilli doesn't hesitate. She volunteers. Thrown into an arena designed to break even the strongest, Lilli is forced to grow up fast. She witnesses horrors no one should ever see-her district partner brutally killed before her eyes-leaving her with one instinct: survive. She runs. She hides. She endures. When the arena floods, turning the battlefield into a deadly ocean, Lilli's one advantage becomes clear-she's the strongest swimmer among them. But survival comes at a cost. As the Games change her, piece by piece, Lilli finds herself entangled in a world far bigger than the arena-one of rebellion, loss, and impossible choices. And somewhere in the chaos, a connection forms with Finnick Odair... one that might save her-or destroy them both. From the 70th Hunger Games to the fall of the Capitol, Lilli's story is one of survival, resilience, and what it truly means to endure. ⚠️ Disclaimer I do not own The Hunger Games series or its characters, settings, or original storyline. All rights belong to Suzanne Collins. This is a fanfiction work that follows the events and world established in the original books, with the addition of original characters and creative interpretation. Some scenes, timelines, and character interactions may be altered for storytelling purposes. All original characters, including Lillanna "Lilli" Cresta, belong to me. This story contains themes of violence, trauma, and psychological distress consistent with the tone of the original series. Reader discretion is advised.

They call District 4 Careers. They call them volunteers. They call them killers. Caylee Fjord has never called herself any of those things. At sixteen, in her third to last year of being eligible for the reaping, Caylee has spent her life rejecting everything District 4 stands for. She doesn't train for the Games. She doesn't glorify them. She doesn't pretend they're anything but what they are-barbaric. But in Panem, you don't get to choose your fate. When Caylee is reaped for the 68th Hunger Games alongside her cousin, Adrian Fjord, everything she's avoided comes crashing down around her. Now, she's forced into a world she's spent her whole life despising. Guided by two victors who couldn't be more different-quiet, watchful Mags Flanagan, and Finnick Odair, the Capitol's dazzling golden boy with a smile that hides more than it reveals-Caylee is thrown into the heart of the Capitol. Where survival is a performance. Where love is dangerous. And where losing yourself might be the only way to stay alive. They were sent to train. They were sent to fight. They were sent to die.