Loki is a fallen prince of Asgard. Jessica, formerly called Jalwa as an Asgardian, is a wandering spirit who left Asgard to make a life on earth, and an old friend of Loki. After Loki fails an invasion on Earth, he is taken back to Asgard to stand trial for his crimes. When Jessica impulsively decides to advocate for him at his trial, they are both in for a surprise when a jury is convinced to let Loki go free on one condition: Jessica must restore his good name. But will it be possible when neither one of them can trust the other?

A handsome angel is shunned for loving a mortal. Humans are nothing, but maggots to angels. Though, for Castiel, Ariel fuels a fire that's growing within him. Castiel is taught not to feel emotions, to act like ice. Ariel is starting to awaken compassion and love, things he has never felt before. Is Castiel willing to take the plunge into loving a human? If so, will he be casted out of heaven for all of eternity?

MISHA COLLINS BUTT POEM

She first learned of the supernatural world the day her parents were maliciously killed before her eyes. Now all grown up, she's determined to find what happened all those years ago, with a mysterious letter beyond the grave to fuel it. With the help of the gorgeous Winchester brothers at her side she discovers more than she ever could handle to know. Through her journey Dana comes across shocking confrontations, betrayal, uncontrollable urges, lust and love. (Dean Winchester/supernatural fanfic) (the name Dana Shulps comes from the episode 'The Usual Suspects' where the name appears on paper from fax machines and the computer)

Whoever said opposites attract really knew what they were talking about. When Castiel is sent to Hell to help rescue Dean Winchester, he is faced with a bit of a problem. What was once a pure, brilliant soul had been tortured and beaten to the point where it lost all of its humanity, and is now a Demon. Now, Castiel has to choose between the wreckage that was once the 'Righteous Man' or the family he'd never really felt like he belonged to.