Levy's life was never ordinary. From the time that she was seven to when she was eleven she raised her younger sister, that is until her sister dies. Overly grieved by her sister's death, Levy performs the ultimate taboo in alchemy: human transmutation. After crawling out into the snow, bleeding from her lost limbs the Briggs soldiers find her and help her with the help of the Elrics. Levy becomes a soldier once she's healed and when an old friend asks for help that will take her away from Briggs, she accepts. Not long after reaching Central, her talent with alchemy is discovered and she is made a State Alchemist by the Fuhrer himself. She soon discovers a secret that had been covered up for years, it's a secret that should have been dealt with when Edward was still a State Alchemist, but now it's her job to put an end to it before it destroys Amestris.

Sequel of The Tattooed Bad Boy. Do not read book two before reading book one, nothing will make sense. --- Zoe and Hunter have been living a happy life along with Blaze, their lovely daughter. After all they went through together, things still seemed to finally get out of hands again. Uninvited, Zoe's worst nightmare once again shows his appearance, and with himself, he brings along a million more problems. Things get more complicated when Dylan's past reveals itself. How would they ever manage to calm down the storm their lives turned into? Losing all hope, and desperate to save his daughter, Hunter seeks the help of Zachariah Anton, someone who he thought he would never contact again. How could one even attract so much trouble? Zoe thought she would finally be happy, but the realization of her life falling apart hit her like a train going full speed. Would she ever have a peaceful life?

This was my first Edvy (EdwardxEnvy) idea, so I have no idea where I'm going with this.

Things take an awkward turn when both Roy and Edward get lost in Central in the night time and end up bumping into one another. Both alchemists have to spend the night together at a nearby shady looking hotel which bothers them both, but aren't given much of an option and decide to deal with it for one night. But little do both alchemists realize it's no ordinary hotel, it's a love hotel and both realize this when they hear sounds right next to their room. Both are left to ignore the place they're in and go on like nothing for the rest of the night, or both can give in to temptation for that night. What choice will both alchemists who dislike one another make?

"Alphonse....." "No...." There's multiple thoughts a person feels when they lose someone. But what exactly do they think when it's someone they never imagined losing?

[DISCONTINUED] "What type of super hero wears all black? You sure you aren't a villain or something?" "Says the guy who wears such a long ass cape, I'm surprised you haven't tripped over it by now, bastard." Roy Mustang and Edward Elric weren't planning on becoming super heroes, but hey. You get used to the whole, whooping ass and saving the day, with you're true identity hidden under a protective mask thing. However, Ed and Roy were pretty sure falling in love wasn't a part of the job. Neither was finding out each other's true identities.

"What?! The stupid mission requires me to wear the uniform?!" "Yes Fullmetal. You'll blow our cover if you don't." "And I'm being sent with you?!" "Yes Fullmetal." Edward Elric had been assigned on a mission. An undercover one. Him and Roy Mustang, Ed's superior, were assigned to go on the mission together. What they were supposed to do? Go to a party for soldiers, and Ed was supposed be Roy's 'girlfriend' Nothing could go wrong right..? Falling in love wasn't apart of the plan. Right.....?

Sequel to The Psychic Next Door. Rachel Vaughn just wants to feel normal again. After narrowly escaping the wrath of the Beast (and its deranged master) returning to an ordinary life seems impossible, especially with her psychic boyfriend Luc around. It doesn't help that Rachel is tortured every night by nightmares... Nightmares that are beginning to bleed into her waking life. The appearance of a ghostly girl -- a girl only she can see -- threatens what's left of Rachel's delicate mind. It doesn't help that her boyfriend Luc thinks it's all in her head, a product of her past trauma and strained nerves. He's psychic after all; wouldn't he know? But as more and more apparitions begin to appear, Rachel begins to doubt Luc's word. These ghostly girls seem to want something from her. With no one on her side, Rachel is forced to go hunting for her own answers. Only, she might not like what she finds... As unsettling and twisted as the first book, The Psychic Within will drag you in and not let you go.