Few had known Natasha had a Sister. Just like her, she was an agent of S.H.I.E.L.D. Unfortunately, Camille Romanoff has been deceased for the past five years, or so the story goes. But when Fury comes knocking at her door, recruiting for the Avengers Initiative, it appears she wasn't going to stay dead for very much longer. **This is a fast-burn/insta-love romance. I understand that it's not for everyone but if it isn't for you, then please don't read this! [This book covers and is based on the Avengers movie series. I do not own the Avengers.]

Ashely Thorne is one of Hydra's experiments. But when the Avengers come and rescue her, she finds a family.

When Fiadh Walsh the fierce, unapologetic 17-year-old girl arrives in Hogwarts for her final year, she expects this new chapter in her life to be full of fun, freedom and Quidditch (of course). However, when she's clashes heads with the Scottish calm-headed and focused Oliver Wood, the two Captains are constantly at each others throats, fighting and arguing. For the sake of their team and maintaining Harmony at Hogwarts, will they finally learn to be friends? Or more...

Charlotte and Pete. Pete and Charlotte. Everyone knows they're made for each other, even know it themselves. But something always tries to break them. He'd die for her, he'd kill for her. His mates would too because they know what she means to him. Everyone knows her heart is his and his is hers. Maybe one day it will all fall into place just right, or it may all just keep falling apart...

"Damn Thorne you wearing perfume or showering in it?" Oliver teased smirking. "Just the right amount to get your attention, apparently" Sienna retorted, rolling her eyes." --------------------------------------------------- Oliver Wood and Sienna Thorne were never supposed to get along. Gryffindor and Slytherin. Fire and ice. The only thing they could agree on was Quidditch. Every match was a war, and they lived for it - pushing each other harder, faster, further. As Quidditch captains, rivalry was in their blood. But somewhere between all the teasing, late-night practises, and brutal games, something shifted. Hate blurred into something else. Riskier. Loving each other could cost them everything. But at this point, winning might not be enough.