When Jade finds Louis Tomlinson's phone on her bus home from work, a whole new world opens up for her. It was a lucky mistake to say the least, or was it more? Fate, perhaps? Coincidence? I think not...

~"You have to close your eyes and open your heart, for the most beautiful things are not seen by the eyes, but felt by the heart."~ (Chapter 21) ~ ~“It’s okay to cry. But after you’ve finished crying, you’ve got to stand up and tell yourself never to cry for the same reason ever again.”~ (Chapter 28) ~ ~“Nobody can go back and start a new beginning, but anyone can start today and make a new ending.”~ (Chapter 63) ~ 19 year-old Cordelia Delphina Sanders has lived alone with her abusive, drunk stepfather ever since her mother was shot when she was six. She's treated like an outcast, forced to shut everyone out, even people who care. But when Cordelia meets Niall James Horan, her dark shell starts weakening. No one has ever tried to touch her heart like Niall. Will he be the one there to teach her? Will he be the one to heal her wounds? Will he be the one to help her start all over again? Find out in "I Never Thought I'd Love You."

Jenna is a normal 17 year old teenager trying her best to survive last year of highschool. Her life is boring, until one day, when her father brings home a new woman. Johanna Tomlinson.

"Alive.." He started to say, repeating the last word. "That's how you make me feel."

Okay, so this is kind of taking place right after Mockingjay, and every thing is as it was in the book except that Madge is alive, alright? It would mean so much to me if you voted and commented!

My name is Melody Higgins. Where have you heard that name before, you might be asking? Well my dad is Paul Higgins, bodyguard and manager of the world wide, top of the charts boyband One Direction. People think I'm so lucky to have connections to One Direction but in reality I've never even met them. But that'll all change very soon and my life will be turned upside down. Let's hope my dad doesn't hear about this...

In the nation of Panem, each year one boy and one girl from each of the twelve districts are chosen to take part in a televised death match. Twenty three will die, and only one will come out. When 16 year old Johanna Mason is chosen to be District 7's female tribute in the 71st Annual Hunger Games, her whole world comes crashing down around her. Her family has already given up on her, seeing her as good as dead, and she is forced to make a promise she's not sure she can keep. Over the next few weeks, she is forced to deal with betrayal, death, and must learn how to survive. But she has a plan, and she's determined to get out alive.

This story begins two years after the war and rebellion is over, and it is simply a story about Katniss' and Peeta's life together. In many other stories I've read, the Hunger Games return and continue to slaughter twenty-three children every year. That has not happened and is not going to happen in my story. This story is for Everlark shippers, so Katniss is not going to run off with Gale or something. Katniss is very happy with Peeta. They have everything by having each other, but they aren't married. Yet. When will Peeta ask? How will she react when she suddenly gets an unexpected visit by Gale, who has ignored her for two years? Read and get the answers to these questions.

This is the sequel to my previous book, Our Love Will Remain, and it is set twenty years after the rebellion. Katniss and Peeta have lived four years with their daughter Ivy, and they are a happy and peaceful family. But a small one. Ivy is four years old and is starting to ask for a playmate. What will happen? Read and find out. A Hunger Games fanfiction. Contains spoilers for those who haven't finished all three books.

This is the sequel to Life Will Go On. Katniss' and Peeta's children are now teenagers and their life is full of surprises. They have also started dating for the first time. What will Katniss and Peeta think of this and how will they react when they find out? This book contains spoilers for those who haven't read my previous books, Our Love Will Remain, and Life Will Go On. It won't make much sense if you haven't read The Hunger Games trilogy.