A refugee from a destroyed parallel Earth, Barry Allen has always been different-born with extraordinary speed and haunted by the night he lost everything. As a groundbreaking S.T.A.R. Labs event approaches, Barry must decide if he's ready to stop running from his past and become something more.

Seventeen-year-old Drake Cadmus Ordo expected Comic-Con, cheap plastic armor, and maybe a blurry photo with a celebrity. He did not expect the unmarked door he stepped through to rip him out of Earth and drop him inside an Imperial Academy in 4 BBY, six months before his assignment to Darth Vader's flagship, the Executor. Forced to survive as a stormtrooper cadet, Drake blends in as best he can until a mysterious System appears, gifting him with a 25,000 midichlorian count, knight-level combat instincts, and memories the Empire should never discover. Then it vanishes, leaving him alone with impossible power in the worst place in the galaxy to have it. To make matters worse, Drake uncovers a truth buried in Mandalorian history: he is the grandson of Pre Vizsla, born of two ancient clans that once held Jedi relics. And the Force inside him is waking. But Vader senses something wrong aboard his ship. The Force ripples where it shouldn't. A presence hides where none should exist. As Drake tries to hide his abilities, clones begin to suspect the truth. Vader draws closer. And when a mission turns into a massacre, when Jedi Masters reveal themselves, and the battlefield burns, Drake is forced to stop pretending. Back-to-back with Darth Vader, Drake reveals the power he never meant to use. Now Vader knows. And the galaxy will never be the same.

Amelia Andres, an orphan with a nonchalant attitude, found herself mysteriously reborn into the intricate world of Game of Thrones. Now, as Aerasanne Targaryen, the twin sister of Daenerys, secrets and enigmas surround her, promising a tale shrouded in mystery and intrigue.

Years before he'd been daggered, the Reckless Mikaelson had met a very talented songstress who had befriended him. Kol had found her fascinating, especially when she felt no attraction to him and treated him like the brother she had never had, while he treated as the sister he needed. The blonde had been completed shocked when Kol told her everything and he was overjoyed to find she never treated him any different. And unlike a lot of people, she didn't ask to be changed . He did it anyway. Kol hadn't wanted to lose one of the few people who actually cared about him. She just had the talent to draw people in, so when the two Mikaelsons stepped into the small bar, he wasn't at all surprised to find all eyes on her. She would also only ever sing in small establishments, so they'd get the publicity they needed. ~I found a thrill, A thrill to press my cheek to, A thrill that I've never known.~

In the quaint town of Stars Hollow, where coffee flows as freely as conversation, lives Rory Gilmore, known for her wit, intellect, and dreams of attending Harvard. But tucked away in the pages of this story is a secret - Rory has a twin sister, Genevieve Lorelai Gilmore, whose passion lies not in journalism, but in chemistry. Navigating the bustling halls of Chilton Preparatory Academy alongside her sister, she harbors a different ambition: to pursue a career in pharmacy. While Rory immerses herself in literature and journalism, Genevieve loses herself in the world of molecules and compounds. However, her dream comes with a cost; a cost much bigger than one could think.

Kagome Higurashi died in the final battle. Expecting to move on to the afterlife, she was instead contacted by a foreign deity who decided to give Kagome a second chance at life. Accepting the offer, she was reborn in Westeros as Rhaesa Targaryen. Daughter of Aerys II and Queen Rhaella is also the twin sister of Viserys. Her older brother Rhaegar is thought to be the Prince That Was Promised, but what if the Prince That Was Promised is instead a Princess? And what if that Princess happened to have the power of a Priestess? How would that change the prophecy? Read and find out. I DO NOT OWN INUYASHA OR GAME OF THRONES. THEY BELONG TO THEIR RESPECTIVE CREATORS! Started 10/11/2019

The Fisher's, Conklin's and Turner's have been going to Cousin's every summer since before the kids were born. What happens when Bethany returns to the summer house after missing the past two years as a completely new person. Shorter hair, taller height, more mature, and some ink on her skin, the new Bethany finds that feelings about a certain family friend have also changed. • season 1: complete season 2: writing status: ongoing

When Evadine Blackwell died she had no choice in where her soul would go next, if she did she never would have picked Panem. (Finnick Odair x Fem!OC) (Pre-Hunger Games- Post Catching Fire)

This story begins with Conrad in California, detached and disciplined, carrying the familiar weight of being the responsible one-the son who absorbed pressure, grief, and expectation until love felt indistinguishable from obligation. He is older now, sharper, angrier, and more self-aware, but still haunted by his past: his mother's death, his father's failures, and the wreckage left behind with Belly and Jeremiah. Everything fractures the night he meets Valeriya-brilliant, commanding, emotionally guarded, and immediately unreadable. Their connection is instant and volatile, built on challenge rather than comfort. Valeriya doesn't soften Conrad; she exposes him. She calls him out, refuses to be managed, and meets his intensity with her own. What starts as mutual fascination quickly spirals into something obsessive, physical, and deeply binding. Their relationship becomes the emotional center of the story: fierce loyalty, constant proximity, and an intimacy that is not gentle but deliberate. They move fast-not recklessly, but with certainty-building a shared life that feels private and impenetrable. Sex becomes routine, grounding, and expressive rather than impulsive; domesticity becomes just as charged as conflict. Conrad finds himself choosing her again and again-not out of duty, but desire. But as their bond deepens, the past fights back.

𝐒𝐈𝐑𝐄𝐍𝐀 𝐒𝐈𝐋𝐕𝐀- 𝐉𝐎𝐍𝐄𝐒 had been Riverdale's sweetheart since the day she was born. People adored her, not just for her soft blonde curls or the sparkle in her sea-glass eyes, but for the warmth she radiated like sunlight. Her laugh could calm a storm, her smile could stop a fight. She didn't just walk into a room, she softened it. She was beautiful, yes, but it was her kind, gentle presence that made her unforgettable. But even the brightest girls can carry the darkest shadows.