When Alfred F. Kirkland and Mathew Bonnefoy meet at a summer camp in California, they're a little less than thrilled. But after finding out that they're brothers separated after their parent's divorce, they know that they have to get they're parents back together. Will their plans work, or will they be separated once again when found out?

The second book of "Don't Ask, I'll Never Tell" The team knows Keith's secret. However, it isn't enough to accept the fact that he's part Galra. Despite his effort to stay in control, Keith's Galra side is threatening to take over and Lance seems to be the only one who can calm him down. This beautiful cover was made by the amazing @mymy101 ! Please check them out! They're awesome!

Keith is a bit off his game and the other Paladins are taking notice. Even Lance is growing concerned at his teammate's behavior.

Eli didn't think much about the city's newest so-called hero, but he supposed Vigilante wasn't all that bad. Granted, he was kind of a jerk and if he ever tried to kiss Eli again he was definitely getting punched. A story about a starving college student, making a living serving coffee and the local vigilante with a crush. - - - - - - - - - Highest rank #1 in Action, Wattys 2016 winner in the Trailblazers category! Featured 6/3/2016-7/23/2017

*this story was written by Gibslythe on ao3* "Two whole months of free laundry in exchange for two weeks of being my fake boyfriend. Deal?" Keith hesitated for a moment. Was this really worth it? Hardly. Lance was an asshole, and he wasn't sure what fake dating would entail. But, free laundry was free laundry, right? "Alright, it's a deal." Or: Lance makes the mistake of telling his Mom he has a boyfriend coming home with him for Christmas. Keith makes the mistake of agreeing to be Lance's 'fake boyfriend'. This is actually the best fic I've ever read. It emotionally destroyed me and then put me back together only to kill me again. Read on ao3 : http://archiveofourown.org/works/7454385

Dean and Castiel are married now, and they couldn't be happier. Their life is finally making sense. But then an old ex of Dean's, Angel, becomes a mechanic at the shop where he works, and he rekindles a friendship with her. Although Dean has no ideas of romance, Cas can't seem to let it go, and Dean must figure out how to convince Cas that there is only one angel he truly loves.

Castiel never liked people, and although he has nothing against his college room mate Dean personally, he finds that Dean is no exception. But Dean seems to like Cas like no one ever has before, and Cas is starting to think maybe people aren't all bad.

This is my story, the tales of stress, love and hope as me and my british husband raise our two sons as the most unlikely (and dysfunctional) family to ever exist, told through my memories. ((This is an old copy. I am rewriting it all in another book on my page. Please go there to read this.))

Not everyone lives a life as strange and wonderful as Dan Howell. Dan lives alone in his flat within London and despite living a perfectly happy and content life he knows something is always missing. He's a man with a lot to say but with no one to say it to, that is until he meets a florist that changes his perspective on life.

Everyone at birth is born with a red string of faith attached to their left pinky. This thin rose red yarn threaded in between the smallest of their fingers leads them to another person of the same fate ,binding them together and sealing them to be with one another forever. Sugawara has been born with the eyes to see these threads that others cannot, as he witnesses and guides many people to meet their destiny, he begins to wonder who was at the end of his own thread.