The universe has successfully been rebooted, and the Apocalypse is back to flying through time and space with her sister and daughter, along with companions Amy Pond and Rory Williams. Traveling through time and space can have many components: the good, in the possibility of Amy's pregnancy; the bad, in the case of life endangering scenarios; and the ugly, when River Song returns to visit. But nothing is worse than a phrase from the past year coming back, more strong than ever. Silence will fall, and the silence of one Time Lady is demanded . . . but it may not be their choice on which is silenced for good. Seventh in the Apocalypse Rising series. *** I do not own Doctor Who or any of the characters and dialogue recognized from the show. They belong to BBC and the writers of the show. The Apocalypse and the concept of the Experiments, however, are my own. Cover done by @reign-

Never to touch, only to see. Never to speak, only to think. After a year and a day of being forced apart by someone both Time Lords once considered a friend, the Doctor and the Alchemist both have their ways of coping. But with the death of the Master, the Alchemist's last secret is the wild card in their relationship. She still has control of the Vortex, and has ever since the day the Doctor died for her. No Creator has ever been meant to hold the Vortex for so long, and the Alchemist's actions come with a price. Having control and staying in control are two different things. With planets disappearing left and right and with the reappearance of Donna Noble, nothing is impossible. The Alchemist kept the Doctor together after the loss of Rose and Mickey. Now it's the Doctor's turn to support his Bonded as she deals with the toughest battle she's ever fought. And with the Alchemist's control of the Vortex the deciding factor on her life, the Bond between the Doctor and the Alchemist has never been more in danger. Fourth in The Creators Saga. *** I do not own Doctor Who. The Alchemist and the concept of the Creators, however, belong to me. The cover was also made by _marvelous.

Thanks to the Tesselecta, Jessie has escaped her death by the skin of her teeth. Keeping such a secret has put chinks in relationships, but the Doctor is just glad both of them are alive, not to mention she has found confidants in the Maximoff twins. Things are back to normal. With Lake Silencio dealt with, FitzSimmons has left the TARDIS, leaving the Time Lords and the Ponds to themselves. Two married couples inside the TARDIS to fend for themselves. Then, when everything starts looking up, everything comes screeching to a halt . . . and it might just be the last straw that breaks Jessie's back. Eighth in The Bad Wolf Chronicles. *** I do not own Doctor Who or anything MARVEL related. I only own Jessie Nightshade aka the Bad Wolf. Saleen Harper belongs to Daughter_of_Time and the cover was made by marvel-ous.

With the end of time and the loss of the Master and the Doctor, the Apocalypse has regenerated once again, and this one seems crazier than ever. At least, that's the opinion of little Amelia Pond, the little girl whose backyard the Apocalypse crash lands into. But Amelia Pond is a mystery the Apocalypse can't help but be taken by. After all, who wouldn't be excited by a mysterious crack in a little girl's wall? The Apocalypse certainly is, and her sister and daughter, Rose Tyler and Jenny, are going to be dragged along for the ride. Sixth in the Apocalypse Rising series. *** I do not own Doctor Who or any of the characters and dialogue recognized from the show. They belong to BBC and the writers of the show. The Apocalypse and the concept of the Experiments, however, are my own.

The Doctor may have regenerated, but it doesn't mean a thing to his daughter, Annakamara. After all, as long as she has her father, she knows she's safe. Rose, on the other hand, has to not only get used to the new new Doctor, but also manage a more rambunctious Anna than ever. But along the way, she finds herself integrating into the family more and more, to the point she can't imagine seeing herself without them. But Torchwood is lurking in the shadows, and in the end, someone has to pay the price. Second in The Diaries of a Teenage Time Lady. *** I do not own Doctor Who or any of its characters and dialogue. It all belongs to BBC and the show's writers. Annakamara, on the other hand, is mine.

Just a book full of sneak peeks for my multiple upcoming Doctor Who series. A few quotes and snippets of scenes . . . welcome to what whirls around in my head every day at school. And who would have thought all this began before I even started Season 3 of Doctor Who? *** Each of my OCs belong to me, all five of them. However, any Doctor Who quotes or scenes belong to Russell T. Davies and Steven Moffat, and anyone else involved in the DW universe. Thank you all so much for giving us such an awesome show!

After dealing with the last of the Daleks, the Apocalypse is finally back on the right track. She is one of three Time Ladies left in the universe, no longer the last. Rose Tyler has been changed by the TARDIS, and Jenny still lives. However, as the Apocalypse knows well, nothing lasts forever. A hectic Christmas and a worldwide crisis with the 456 are only tiny issues compared to the prophecy predicting the Apocalypse's death . . . but she doesn't know that her brother is returning, and that he isn't the only one that will be there for her in the end. All she knows is that four knocks are coming her way. But in the words of the Face of Boe, the Apocalypse is not alone. Fifth in the Apocalypse Rising series. *** I do not own anything related to Doctor Who or Torchwood. The Apocalypse, however, belongs to me, as does the concept of the Experiments.

The Battle of Demons Run has ended, but not without casualties. Melody Pond, the daughter of Amy Pond and Rory Williams, is in the hands of Madame Kovarian, and the Doctor and Jessie have been searching for her for months on end. It is only when the Avengers call in a promise that they finally stop and return to Earth, to find Loki's scepter, and go off again. But the discovery of Loki's scepter starts a chain of events. With Ultron on the rise and the mystery of the Infinity Stones coming to light, the Time Lords find themselves fighting a war they may never get out of . . . one that could last for infinity . . . Seventh in The Bad Wolf Chronicles. *** I do not own "Age of Ultron" or "Doctor Who." Anything from either source belongs to Joss Whedon, MARVEL, and BBC. Jessie Nightshade aka the Bad Wolf belongs to me, Saleen Harper belongs to Daughter_of_Time, and the cover belongs to marvel-ous.

As if Star Wars wasn't crazy enough . . . Han Solo can kill with looks, manipulate fire, and phase through any solid object. Luke Skywalker teleports, can heal very quickly, and use ice in any way he needs. Leia Organa steals life with just the touch of her skin, can fly like an angel, and is telekinetic. Danielle Al Thor controls the weather, manipulates magnetic fields, and can take on the appearance of any other person. Chewbacca may look intimidating, but he's got the brains to get anyone out of any situation. Like it or not, these five will all come together in the most unique ways to work out their mutations and find a way to rid the galaxy of the Galactic Empire and take on their name The X-Men. There's one thing for sure, though. The Force isn't the only gift in the galaxy anymore. *** Written with the help of RoxiltheDragon. She's awesome. :) The cover on the side over there ----> is done by thekingd0m. She is also awesome. I also own none of Star Wars. Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope belongs to George Lucas, including all of the characters and most of the plotline. Danielle Al Thor is mine, however. Also, the powers of the X-Men here are owned by MARVEL.

I felt the scar that night. It was the worst feeling ever. All that I know is that I'm running. Again. Only this time, it may be for the last time. I knew there was something about her when I met her in school. Something familiar. How I missed it, I don't know. All I know is that I'm glad I met her when I did. Before I was likely going to be killed. I felt the scar grappling with my friend. It knocked me unconscious. Since then, my entire heart had gone into working at NCIS, same place my Cêpan works. But something came up. They had found me. I was sure of it. That's why, by some bloody miracle, Gibbs let me work the undercover operation in Paradise, Ohio by myself. When I met him in the office, I knew something was up. Then I started getting hurt. I had never gotten hurt, save for the scars on my leg. So what was going on? John Smith, meet Number Seven. Marina Nightshade, meet Number Four. May the joining of the Lorien Garde commence. *** Nope. Don't own The Lorien Legacies series, that belongs to Pittacus Lore. Don't own NCIS, that goes to . . . well, whoever owns NCIS. However, Marina Nightshade is an OC. She's a character I made for a game my cousin and I play. Ironically, we got into I Am Number Four, and there went my imagination. She does have The Power of Six's Seven's powers, though. Savannah Starlight belongs to my cousin, along with anything she can do. I also do not own the cover. It was made by marveously_crazed.