When he puts himself between the Uruk-hai and Merry and Pippin, Boromir knew it means sacrificing himself. But it also means redemption for his near betrayal of Frodo and the Fellowship, and so is a price he is more than willing to pay. Kaia has been on her own for as long as she can remember, having escaped a terrible life in a village not far from Mordor. When she hears the sounds of battle, she knows what it means and when she ventured forth and finds a gravely wounded man lying amongst the leaves and debris, she takes him in, not knowing he is actually the son of the steward of Gondor. Angry at himself and faced with a long road to recovery, Boromir does not make things easy on Kaia and it is only through her own sheer will that she does not give into the urge to hit him over the head with something on a daily basis. That refusal to give up brings about changes neither one of them could have foreseen. She just wanted to save him. She never thought he would save her in return...

Selig Lokison has spent most of his life being groomed to one day rule the Kingdom of Asgard. And although his parents have tried to make his upbringing as normal as possible, Selig is still very much his father's son and when your father is Loki, the God of Mischief, there's bound to be trouble. Celia Baker has known Selig since they were children and she's the one person he could always count on. At least, he could until the one night he crossed the line with her. But when Loki decides he's had enough of Selig's recklessness and banishes him to Midgard until he proves his worthiness, Selig has to convince Celia to help him get back home. Trouble is, not only hadn't he planned on losing his heart to her, but he also has no idea how to convince her that this time, he's not playing any tricks on her.

Blossom and Steve are back, and this time, the world is so much different. Taking up residence in D.C, the couple are faced with new struggles. Blossom has to deal with being a stay at home wife, while Steve is out there, risking his life for S.H.I.E.L.D. She still keeps in touch with her sister, and sometimes, Steve takes her with him to the Triskelion, with authorization from Fury, of course. But, when a mysterious killer shows up at of nowhere, leaving S.H.I.E.L.D a mess, Blossom and Steve, along with Steve's fellow Avenger, Natasha Romanoff, are forced to go on the run. Along the way, secrets are revealed, disguises are removed, and people aren't who they seem to be. Follow Blossom's journey again as she battles familiar faces, travels to different places, and gains a few surprises along the way.

Imagine ... if you were to meet Loki. Put yourself in the story in my short imagines with the God of Mischief (Warning!: Contains Happy/Sad stories, so prepare for the feels!)

❝ why deprive ourselves of dreams and fantasies? i find they help us get through reality. ❞

Blossom Hill is the younger sister of Agent Maria Hill of S.H.I.E.L.D., but from a different relationship. Just like her sister, Blossom is also a S.H.I.E.L.D Agent. She is called in from her station in California to help out with everything in New York during the Avengers Initiative. Blossom isn't like other girls. Sure, she's a gorgeous girl with brown hair and hazel eyes, but she isn't just another pretty face. She's been able to shoot a gun since she was nine, and she's trained in many variations of martial arts. But, there have been times where she and Natasha were called in to go on a mission that needed a bit of seduction. But, now she's back to her usual self, with her kick ass attitude. When she gets back to New York and meets the team that Fury called together, she finds herself attracted to one of the heroes: Steve Rogers. She finds his take charge attitude impressive, and she wants him to find her tough and alluring. Will Blossom win over the man of her dreams, or will she stick with her single lifestyle? ( Book Two in the Superhero Series )

I used to be a sweet little girl, with a loving father. My mother abandoned me a month after I was born, so my father says. But, I'm no ordinary girl now. I have special powers, and I know others with special powers. My father is Phil Coulson, and I'm Cynthia Coulson. We both work for S.H.I.E.L.D, only he does the busy stuff. I talk with the heroes, and one of them caught my eye. A man with breathtaking anger management issues, as Mr. Stark were to say. Can't guess it? Bruce Banner stole my heart, but only at such a young age. I'm doomed. ( Book One of the Superhero Series )

Sky happens to find and read her Mother's Journal about her life in 1990.

"Why do you trust me so much?" "Because you're not like the others. You're not scared of the demon behind my eyes, or the metal on my body." ( Book Five in the Superhero Series )

Little Zoza Matilda Potts. No one thought much of her. She's just another thirteen year old girl, living with her mother in New Jersey, never seeing her father, going to school, making friends, that sort of thing. Her mother works as a waitress at a local restaurant, and her father, well, she doesn't know him. He walked out on her mother when she was a baby. Most of the time, Zoza is left with her babysitter, Karla. The two get along, but the little girl just wishes for a whole family. When her mother realizes that this isn't the best life for her daughter, she calls in a favor from her sister, Pepper. She asks Pepper if Zoza can stay with her for a little while, until things get better. Soon, Zoza goes to stay with her Aunt Pepper, and the great Tony Stark. She stays in her room as much as she can, not wanting to get underfoot. And to make things even worse for the little girl, other people are staying in the tower along with her, Aunt Pepper, and Uncle Tony: The Avengers. They like her just fine, but Tony isn't so crazy about her right away. He's never had a small child around, and he's never known how to take care of one, even with Pepper and the team's help.Follow Little Zoza on her journey as she deals with not having her mother with her, being home schooled, the Avengers, and having her Aunt Pepper try to create a nice relationship between Tony and her. Because, and even though Zoza may not thoroughly enjoy it, he's a hero, and he might just be her hero. ( Book Four in the Superhero Series )