Every universe has its own story to tell. Every universe has its differences. Every universe has its similarities. One universe has the Avengers, an original team of six. In another, the Avengers had two new members before the Convergence began and expanded further by the time of the rise of Ultron. One universe has Loki as the villain. In another, the villain can be redeemed. One universe has the Doctor, a Time Lord who met a pink and yellow human who changed his life forever. In another, the Doctor met a violet and bronze Asgardian years later instead. One universe has the story everyone knows. The other has the player that turned every tide. The other has the story of the Bad Wolf. Before the Bad Wolf, she was the Deathbringer of Asgard. Before the Deathbringer, she was Vertigo. Before Vertigo, she was Jessie Nightshade. The same woman. The same story. The story of how Jessie Nightshade turned the tides. Prequel to The Bad Wolf Chronicles. *** I do not own anything related to the Avengers, Agents of SHIELD, or Thor: The Dark World. They are all owned by Stan Lee, Joss Whedon, and Marvel Studios. I own Jessie Nightshade and her story; Saleen Harper is owned by Will_of_Fiore; the cover was made by Myeah.

When Loki's scepter falls into HYDRA's hands, the Avengers assemble once more to retrieve it. The original Avengers and the agents in Washington DC thought it would be easy: fight HYDRA, take the scepter, and leave. Except when Tony Stark and Bruce Banner experiment too much, a simple mission turns into hell. And in the aftermath of the frenzy to make things right once again, not everyone walks away the same as they once were. Fourth in The Avengers Reports. *** I do not own anything from the Avengers or NCIS. They belong to MARVEL Studios and CBS respectively, and the cover was done by marvel-ous.

The parallel worlds have been saved, but at a terrible price. In a twist of events, Annakamara, the Doctor's daughter, died voluntarily to save not only the worlds, but also the woman she sees as her own mother - Rose Tyler, whose remaining family is left in the parallel universe. Despite all three of them being safe and sound after Canary Wharf, not everything is picture perfect. And when new companion Martha Jones joins the Time-Tyler family in their adventures, Anna is determined to make sure her father and surrogate mother end up together for good. But something is following them once again, and Harold Saxon is on the rise. Third in The Diaries of a Teenage Time Lady. *** I do not own Doctor Who or anything associated with Doctor Who. I only own Annakamara and the Regent, and the cover was made by Xx1D_Diana_mcxX.

The Doctor may have regenerated, but it doesn't mean a thing to his daughter, Annakamara. After all, as long as she has her father, she knows she's safe. Rose, on the other hand, has to not only get used to the new new Doctor, but also manage a more rambunctious Anna than ever. But along the way, she finds herself integrating into the family more and more, to the point she can't imagine seeing herself without them. But Torchwood is lurking in the shadows, and in the end, someone has to pay the price. Second in The Diaries of a Teenage Time Lady. *** I do not own Doctor Who or any of its characters and dialogue. It all belongs to BBC and the show's writers. Annakamara, on the other hand, is mine.

When Rose Tyler was saved by a mysterious man known as the Doctor, she hadn't been expecting him to ask twice if she wanted to travel with him among the stars in a time machine. When she agreed, she knew she would experience a time like no other. What she didn't expect, however, was to find the Doctor's youngest daughter, Annakamara, traveling as well, a girl not even ten years old in human years. Rose didn't expect to be totally taken with the girl, promising to protect her whenever she can. She didn't expect the girl would eventually promise the same for her. And no one on board the TARDIS expected two words to be following them every single place they traveled: Bad Wolf. First in The Diaries of a Teenage Time Lady. *** Doctor Who belongs to BBC and the writers of Series 1. Annakamara and her character, however, belong to me, and the cover was made by redblacklady.

Never to touch, only to see. Never to speak, only to think. After a year and a day of being forced apart by someone both Time Lords once considered a friend, the Doctor and the Alchemist both have their ways of coping. But with the death of the Master, the Alchemist's last secret is the wild card in their relationship. She still has control of the Vortex, and has ever since the day the Doctor died for her. No Creator has ever been meant to hold the Vortex for so long, and the Alchemist's actions come with a price. Having control and staying in control are two different things. With planets disappearing left and right and with the reappearance of Donna Noble, nothing is impossible. The Alchemist kept the Doctor together after the loss of Rose and Mickey. Now it's the Doctor's turn to support his Bonded as she deals with the toughest battle she's ever fought. And with the Alchemist's control of the Vortex the deciding factor on her life, the Bond between the Doctor and the Alchemist has never been more in danger. Fourth in The Creators Saga. *** I do not own Doctor Who. The Alchemist and the concept of the Creators, however, belong to me. The cover was also made by _marvelous.

With Rose and Mickey gone, the Doctor and the Alchemist work on getting back on their feet. With their Bond newly forged after the Alchemist's regeneration, they take on Martha Jones for their new journeys. While the Alchemist stumbles, she will never fall. She has the Doctor behind her, the oddest sense about the elusive Mr. Saxon, and has a secret she still keeps from him . . . But what's life without a few secrets? Their relationship is heating up, but will they come to a boil, or emerge in a meltdown? Third in The Creators Saga. *** I do not own Doctor Who. The Alchemist, however, is my OC, and she belongs to me.

The Alchemist has saved Rose from the fate of the Bad Wolf, but the Doctor gave up his life to save her in return. With all past horrible thoughts about the Doctor thrown out the window, the Alchemist is determined to make everything up to him, starting with completing their mental link, and forming a Bond, with nothing could break, and stronger than any marriage. But the legend of the Creators lingers on their minds. Is the threat of the Vortex completely gone now that the Alchemist has accepted all that she can do? How far can she survive after that much exposure, even with the Doctor's regeneration to save her? What does the Beast have to say about the last of Gallifrey's finest warriors? The Doctor and the Alchemist are determined to find out, before Torchwood comes to find them . . . but will the Alchemist even survive that far? Second in The Creators Saga. *** I definitely don't own anything at all related to Doctor Who. That goes to BBC, and the makers of Doctor Who. I only own the Alchemist and the concept of the Creators. Also, the cover is done by _marvelous.

She always dreamed of being one of the Creators, one of the elite of the elite, one of the Time Lords who invented. She got her wish. But being a Creator is a dangerous task. Her first creation was powerful enough that the Time Lords deemed her dangerous, and kept a close eye on her ever since. Her first creation was the Moment. The same weapon used to destroy Gallifrey during the Time War. The Alchemist barely escapes with her life, but being transported along with a Dalek to a museum where alien artifacts are scavenged is not the best way to live fifty years of her life. Then came the Doctor. Then came her rescue. Then came her hatred for the man who destroyed her home. And then came the fight of fire against fire. Someone's going to be burned. But who? First in The Creators Saga. *** I don't own Doctor Who. That is owned by BBC America. The Alchemist, however, and the concept of the Creators are my own. The cover on the side was also done by _marvelous.

With the end of time and the loss of the Master and the Doctor, the Apocalypse has regenerated once again, and this one seems crazier than ever. At least, that's the opinion of little Amelia Pond, the little girl whose backyard the Apocalypse crash lands into. But Amelia Pond is a mystery the Apocalypse can't help but be taken by. After all, who wouldn't be excited by a mysterious crack in a little girl's wall? The Apocalypse certainly is, and her sister and daughter, Rose Tyler and Jenny, are going to be dragged along for the ride. Sixth in the Apocalypse Rising series. *** I do not own Doctor Who or any of the characters and dialogue recognized from the show. They belong to BBC and the writers of the show. The Apocalypse and the concept of the Experiments, however, are my own.