What do you do if you're forced to go to college and share a dorm with someone? Doesn't sound bad? Well, try hiding wings on top of it!

After both families need a fresh start, the Novaks and the Winchesters become neighbours. Dean and Castiel, however, refuse to talk to anybody but something brings them both out of their shells.

Sam and Dean aren't the only well known hunters in this crazy supernatural universe. There was a time when there were two pretty well known hunters that were sisters. The Morgans. Alexis and Spencer Morgan. But what happens when a hunt goes wrong and Spencer finds that her sister isn't entirely herself anymore? Will the Winchesters be their salvation, or their doom? Join the Winchesters and Castiel in their adventure with the Morgan sisters in this Supernatural fanfiction. :) Disclaimer: I do not own any of the characters affiliated with the CW's Supernatural. Some quotes from the show may be used, but I do not lay claim to them. WARNING: CONTAINS SEASON 9 SPOILERS Cover creds to @-murderous

Aderyn Lunette has known only a Hunter's grueling, unforgiving life, always under the constant watch of her infamous, controlling mother. That is, until the day the Winchester brothers come knocking. The case is unlike any Aderyn has faced before, and it will demand everything from her- her mind, body, and heart. Supernatural Crowley and Sam fanfiction; season five.

Raised in heaven, Myra Evans sat on angels' knees as they told her stories. She hugged the angels and petted their wings, and played hide and go seek with them even though they always knew where she was. She grew up with angels as her best friends, her family. As she got older, they started treating her differently. Instead of being an innocent little girl, she started to be treated like a warrior. The angels she once played with were now her fighting instructors, trying to form her into the perfect warrior. She never knew the difference, she just missed when she got to play. One day, she decides she's had enough. The angels have always told her that the front door is always unlocked, but after the stories she's heard,she doesn't want to leave. Until one day, everything changes. (Theme Song for this book is Let Her Go by Passenger)