**A two part short story based off the Without Grace series** Twin brothers, Wes and Cas, never really questioned why they lived in a bunker, or why their father would go on trips for days at a time. To them, the bunker was their home and their father was a hardworking, trustworthy man, but when they overhear a conversation between him and their mother, the boys can't shake the feeling that their dad's job might be something bigger... Especially when he doesn't come home. Their mother is worried and distraught, and reveals that she must leave to find her husband who, as it turns out, was hunting the Devil. However, when their mother also turns up missing, the twins are in a panicked standstill. It's up to Wes and Cas to take over this family rescue, but not without the help of their parents long, lost acquaintance and he will share with them even more about the disturbing nature of this case and the family business.

(Book One) Sophie was a mystery to the Winchesters. When John found her in front of a house fire, he didn't know what to think. Her memory was broken, left with nothing but a name. When John passes away, it's Sam and Dean's responsibility to piece together the girls broken memory and keep her safe from whatever harmed her years ago. With the help of Winchesters and the angel, Castiel, will Sophie be able to remember what curses had befallen her? (I do not own Supernatural, the image, or it's characters; Only the OC)

This story is a book version of Supernatural season 5 episode 10: Abandon All Hope. I hope you enjoy! (Writing exercise.) (Used to be named Jo's Prequel)

Set in an alternate universe where all the characters go to a boarding school in Alabama for a year and become friends. Well not all is sunshine and rainbows here at the school and the students need to unravel a web of secrets, lies, and murder before it's too late. Half crack, a bit OOC at some parts but hey, it's an AU after all rated pg-13 for later chapters and for some angsty feels and teen problems with depression, self harm, addiction, and of course, love