Eva thought escaping her abusive past would be the hardest thing she'd ever do until the world ended. Haunted by trauma and struggling to trust, she finds herself unexpectedly thrown into Rick Grimes' survivor group, where danger lurks around every tree... and inside every person. Shane Walsh is a man on the edge, torn between who he was before the fall and who he has to become now. When he sees the fire in Eva's eyes, he recognizes something no one else does: the will to survive, even when it hurts. As the undead close in and loyalties fracture, Shane takes a risk teaching Eva to fight, to shoot, to reclaim her power. But not everyone agrees she belongs. And when the camp is overrun, Eva must confront her deepest fears in the most brutal way proving not only to the group, but to herself, that she's not a burden... she's a fighter. In a world drowning in blood and silence, sometimes love doesn't arrive with a kiss. Sometimes, it comes with a bullet. So who's afraid of little old me? * I DO NOT OWN THESE CHARACTERS, ONLY EVA SINCLAIR, ALL RIGHTS GO TO THE WALKING DEAD* This is going to be a super long book, as this is re-writing the walking dead as if Shane never died. I want him to be there for the different things that happen and see how he would react.

From a never-written before perspective- the perspective of Gregory House. Gregory House never lets go of a challenge, especially when it comes to people he can't quite figure out. Evelyn Moss, his longtime friend and a brilliant geneticist, has spent years avoiding his relentless attempts to recruit her to Princeton-Plainsboro. She's built a quiet life for herself in rural New Jersey, juggling her demanding career at a small hospital and raising her precocious, science-obsessed daughter, Mia. But sandbox love never dies, and House's visits to Evelyn's world are never just social calls. As old connections reignite and new possibilities emerge, Evelyn is forced to confront a choice: stay in the stability she's built or take a leap into the unpredictable chaos of House's orbit. After all, some bonds are hard to break-and some loves are impossible to let go. RANKINGS #6- Long, Dec. 4, 2024 #1- Foreman, Dec. 4, 2024 #3- Gregory House, Feb. 5, 2025 #3- House, Feb 2025 - LARGE PROJECT (100,000+ words) This book is long, however, it's a book that you can skip around on. There are story lines, but majority of the book is similar to the show (new case, new patient). It's easy to follow along with.

"You're a douche!'' ''Yeah, but you're my douche'' hematologist x oncologist

The Clone Wars rages across the galaxy, Dylan Shan must rise up to his destiny, become the Jedi Knight he aspires to be, and save the galaxy from the Sith, but as the War goes on, Dylan gets a strong feeling that there is a greater threat than the Sith out there in the unknown.

After a painful fallout with Dr. Gregory House-one she never talks about and everyone else pretends not to notice, Dr. Lenora Rhodes builds a life in Pathology, away from the chaos and manipulation. But life at Princeton-Plainsboro isn't done with her. Especially not Dr. James Wilson, whose calm presence and soft humor start to feel dangerously close to home. As old wounds resurface and loyalties are tested, Lenora finds herself caught between the past that made her and the truth she refuses to bury, even when it hurts.

-discontinued- [𝐨-𝐩𝐡𝐞-𝐥𝐢-𝐚] 𝐨𝐟 𝐠𝐫𝐞𝐞𝐤 𝐨𝐫𝐢𝐠𝐢𝐧 𝐦𝐞𝐚𝐧𝐢𝐧𝐠 "𝐡𝐞𝐥𝐩" or in which a 17 year old girl finds herself with the fact that she is adopted and gets to know her birth father who is actually a famous actor. started: 05/01/2021 finished: - rankings: #1 in susandowney #2 in adopteddaughter #3 in downey #7 in german #9 in rdj #724 in avengers [COPYRIGHT] simpingsnax ©2021

Kyrie has been riding a high for the past decade. Known for being a part of the only set of Jenner twins as well as the highest earning musician of the generation. This time around Kyrie opens up to the cameras for The Kardashians along with their sisters. Juggling a marriage, two kids and a new family show-is there enough time in the day?

A 19-year-old English lad from a small family print shop in London never imagined his life would collide with one of the most famous families in the world. When he meets Kendall Jenner at a music festival in Hyde Park, they strike up an easy, genuine friendship-no romance, no drama, just two people who click. Months later, Kendall invites him to her birthday party in Los Angeles. What starts as a three-week holiday turns into something much bigger. He wins over Kendall's nieces and nephews with balloon animals and face painting, becomes Saint's unofficial soccer coach, and earns quiet respect from the entire Kardashian-Jenner clan. Everyone assumes he and Kendall are perfect for each other-except Kendall, who insists he's "too young" and treasures their friendship too much to risk it. Then there's Kim. Their first meeting is a strange, curious glance across a crowded room. Over the weeks he spends time with her kids-playing basketball, attending Saint's matches, promising to take the boy to Old Trafford one day if he ever visits England-Kim sees something different in him. Mature. Kind. Steady. She tells him half-jokingly he'd make the perfect male nanny. He flirts back: "I'm available if you're hiring." Back in England, he stays in touch with Saint-video games, FaceTime calls about football, new moves. One day Saint shows Kim the screen... and she sees him shirtless. They both blush. Hard. Two weeks later, Kim brings Saint and his friends to England. What begins as a fun trip slowly becomes something deeper. Kim is 20 years older. He's only 19. But he's thoughtful, grounded, and treats her kids like they're his own. She's drawn to his quiet strength. He's drawn to her confidence, beauty, and the way she looks at him like he's a man, not a boy.

Amelia Saunders married Prince George of Wales in 2010, beneath the vaulted ceilings of a London cathedral, in a ceremony watched by millions but rooted in a love story that began quietly in 2002, during their second year at the University of St Andrews. What started as late-night library talks and stolen moments away from prying eyes became a bond strong enough to weather the storm of royal life. Now, as a Duchess and future Queen, Amelia stands at the edge of a life she once only imagined-one filled with duty, tradition, and constant scrutiny. She shares a quiet camaraderie with Catherine Middleton, the next duchess to join the fold, but their paths diverge in subtle and significant ways. Amelia's role is not just to support a prince, but to shape the future of the Crown itself. Becoming a wife was only the beginning. With each passing day, Amelia must learn how to hold on to her heart in a world that demands so much of it. Will she rise with grace, or lose herself in the process? This is the story of a modern royal-of love tested by legacy, and a woman learning how to reign without losing who she is.

The newly widowed Prince of Wales interviews young Lady Diana Spencer for the nanny position to take care of his young sons. Since losing their mother, Princes William and Harry, ages four and two, have become a handful, causing the Prince to go through multiple nannies in a short period. Coming highly recommended, the Prince of Wales hires Lady Diana takes care of his two sons. Since his wife's death, he hasn't thought about another woman. But now, with the beautiful young nanny around, he develops feelings for her. With the urging of his brothers, the Prince takes the first step in acting on those feelings. Starting with a kiss at his Aunt's fiftieth birthday, sparks fly, and desire burns. The Prince finds himself in love with his shy employee, who he learns has had a crush on him for years. Knowing this information gives him the confidence to explore love again. A lesson he learns is love comes when you least expect it. *Please note this is not an actual account of their marriage. This is a fictional story set in an alternate universe*