❝ There were no heroes in the Red Room, so I had to become my own.❞ 𝐁 𝐥 𝐚 𝐜 𝐤 𝐖 𝐢 𝐝 𝐨 𝐰 ⧗

The Winter Soldier is getting used to working with the Avengers, and coming to terms with who he is and was. The Black Widow has made herself into who she needs to be, but an encounter with a ghost from her past brings back some memories that both of them had forgotten. (alternating POVs, comics canon integrated)

The Civil War is starting. Bucky and Natasha had loved each other. It was forbidden, so Hydra broke them apart forever...seemingly. Now, the Avengers are ripping apart at the seams. The two lovers find themselves divided once more and on opposite sides. With a civil war waging on, can Natasha and Bucky reunite and love again? Or is it all dull flames? I own no characters, they belong to Marvel. This book (only a few chapters) contains direct or indirect dialogue from "Captain America: Civil War." FRWL Rated PG-13: language, violence, and occasional adult situations throughout. Civility. Justice. Freedom. They come at a high price.

SENTIMENT, WIDOW, HAS TAKEN MORE LIVES THAN EVEN YOU HAVE. [ buckynat fanfiction; post avengers: age of ultron ]

BOOK ONE OF THE ETERNAL WINTER TRILOGY *EDITING IN PROGRESS* Realizing that Natasha Romanoff a.k.a Black Widow doesn't fit into the illusion of superheroes, she decides to go on her own path. A path that leads her to becoming a vigilante. The life she once knew and left behind is now coming back to haunt her. Dragging her back into the blood-seeped snow of Russia. Where her most critical mission lies ahead, taking down Russia's greatest and most dreaded criminal. The devil's right hand, the Grim Reaper: Trikov. A ghost that terrorizes the people who get in his way. With this mission comes a reunion. The reunion of two people, two tragedies, and one story. What happens when your first love has the same mission as you? This is the story of the Winter and the Widow, an eternal alliance and a rekindled love. Nichto ne gorit, kak zimoy. Nothing burns like the winter. WARNING: Explicit language Photos used by Phil Noto