Join Silas, a cross hybrid of imp and Hellcat, as he joins I.M.P, an organization bent on killing people who have wronged clients who hires them. Though going through some trouble at first, he gets used to the people around him. With one kill after the next, he is determined to be a big part of the team.(I do not own Helluva Boss.) (18+)

Boxer and Stocking are sent from the heavens to defeat the evil ghost's on earth, who have been causing a rampage and extreme chaos. As per their punishment for what they did back in heaven. Little did the two brothers know that they would be in a forbidden love. Experience rivalry, and betrayal. Will the two survive this taboo, or give into their desires. •-----------• Warning! •Sexual content •Nudity •drug use •Cursing •racial slurs •adult jokes •18+ minors do not interact!

Red_Velxxvetz has helped with the production and preparation of this book by providing her very well-drawn artworks and brilliant ideas. All is in 1st person |"Y/N" not used| "You" not used| "Your name" not used| > There are quite a few NSFW scenes, most in them are female as I am female and don't know much about other genders but I have tried in others. > There may be slight mentions of abuse and or neglect, but that is way in the future. > This does mostly play by episode, but there are side chapters and other storylines. ============ Description============= As the right-hand man, you've been with the company ever since it started. In fact, you were the one who helped pull all the strings to keep it going and make sure Blitz doesn't fuck it all up. In saying this, you accidentally got pulled into a sexual affair with Stolas and Blitz. The longer this goes on, the longer you fall for the two idiots. I mean, how could you not with how well they treasure your body? And to think this all started by someone setting your apartment on fire. And even more, stomach turning, you dated the guy who did it. What happens when Blitz has to spill about how you guys met? How did the attack change pretty much everything? This book, like my many others, will be 100% weird. Why? Because I've never written a gender-neutral character before and I've never written a poly relationship before. It slightly breaks my heart to split up Blitz and Stolas so I couldn't do an individual Stolas x reader or Blitz x reader. To repeat my other description, THERE IS NO SHAME IN POLY RELATIONSHIPS.

Christopher Smith-aka Peacemaker-thought he'd seen it all. Alien butterflies, a racist supervillain dad, and a telepathic gorilla? Just another Tuesday. But when a botched experiment with his father's Quantum Unfolding Chamber rips a hole in reality, Chris and the 11th Street Kids aren't just out of their depth-they're out of their universe. They land in the New Era, a world reshaped by the Fire God Liu Kang. It's a land of noble champions, ancient magic, and brutal martial arts tournaments. For a guy who solves problems with a chrome helmet and an eagle named Eagly, it's a culture shock of epic proportions. While Vigilante goes "full murder-mode" on the Lin Kuei and Harcourt tries to keep the team from causing a multiversal diplomatic incident, Chris finds himself drawn to the one person who understands the weight of a blood-stained legacy: Princess Kitana. As Shang Tsung's schemes threaten to unravel Liu Kang's peace, the "douchey" hero from Earthrealm must team up with Outworld's finest. Can Peacemaker learn that true peace requires more than just a high caliber bullet? Or will the Mortal Kombat tournament be the one fight he can't quip his way out of?

it's been a full year since y/n found out he was sold to the radio demon and a lot has happened in that year, and somehow he is still alive. But it's not over yet. it's not close to being over. if you haven't read the first book then I recommend that you read that first before reading this one. but it's your choice to make, I won't stop you. And a friendly reminder. I do not own hazbin Hotel or helluva boss.

Having enough of dealing with his father hatred to the Fantastic four Y/N left Latveria no he left the living world and lived in Hell where he would try to live a peaceful life but with-it being Hell it is impossible.

(I Don't Own the boys or Eternals just My Oc) Y/n is a good person living in a world of superheroes. Him, his girlfriend and her little sister went to see the armstrongs. but something goes terribly wrong, the armstrongs were actually just killers in general. that's where he meets William butcher and his crew. asking him for help and get revenge on his girlfriend's little sister. Y/n later on finds out that he's not human, he was an eternal. a ancient and immortal people that can live throughout centuries. and he was the only one strong enough to go up against homelander. he didn't know why he came to work, but if it's one thing that he wants to be sure, he was going to protect it even if he has to go through non superheroes, including homelander.

A simple fanfiction of Batman being involved with The Amazing Digital Circus. And I know that how the 'rules' or 'laws' in the TADC work, involving new people being entered will forget their name and have a different look - as well as no exit (at least, none being known). But instead of racking my brain to justify why Batman can remember his name and why he still has his normal outfit in this digital world, I'm just going to use the same overused joke that everyone knows: BECAUSE HE'S BATMAN! There, you happy? Anyway, this specific Batman is from the Arkham games - post Arkham City, which is going to be somewhat important for Batman as it would explain his mood. I would explain why, but it contains a huge spoiler for Batman Arkham City - and I wouldn't want to spoil it for those who would rather see it themselves. So I'm going to keep it as vague as I could, so that only those who played/seen the game will understand.

Cassie Kent has been a superhero for two years-long enough to know a cape doesn't make the world safer or simpler. Chicago is loud, chaotic, always teetering on disaster. She spends most days airborne, extinguishing literal and figurative fires. She works alone by choice, avoiding teams, politics, and especially the Guardians of the Globe. Their repeated offers and polished speeches can't shake her gut feeling: something's off. Trust, she's learned, gets people hurt. Off-duty, her life is painfully ordinary. She lives with her older cousin Clark, who tries to carve out some normalcy-though "normal" was never on the table. School is tolerable noise and expectations; she's not popular, not invisible. Sharp-tongued, stubborn, and unapologetically herself, Cassie doesn't bother impressing anyone-especially not her annoying neighbor, Mark Grayson. Mark is irritating in a specific way: awkward, nerdy, stubbornly convinced they're friends despite her reminders they're not. He tries too hard, asks too many questions, orbiting her life like a persistent moon. She dismisses him as background noise she'll forget after graduation. Then Mark confesses he has powers. One revelation shatters her carefully built walls. Mark isn't just a weird kid-he's dangerous, unpredictable, tied to a larger story neither asked for. It pulls Cassie into events she wanted no part of: uncovering the truth about Mark's father, realizing one of the world's greatest heroes might be its biggest threat, and accepting that staying sidelined isn't an option anymore. As secrets unravel and good vs. evil blurs, Cassie must question everything-heroism, trust, herself. Working alone keeps her safe, but it won't save the world. Teaming up with people she doesn't trust may be the only way to stop what's coming.

Angel Dust gets an expensive client but this client isn't what he expected. His name is Cree Nicolaide... ************************************************************************************ Cover Found: Ex0TiC_bUtTeRs @PeekerD All characters except Cree Nicolaide belong to VivziePop