Summers are good for Greg Until he meets an ugly, nasty girl named Tracy who adores him. On the other side, Greg does not like her and tries to keep some distance from her. A few weeks later Greg gets invited at a Slumber party at an unknown residence. But which Greg finds out is a scam and finds out that He is trapped in Tracy's house for the whole day. What will Greg do? Survive or escape?

Ryia and Leo finally return to Talahan after a year of being in fae training. But they don't expect a war to start with Simon. Will Alexandria, Ryia, Aaron and Terrin defeat Simon, or will all be lost?

She first saw him when she was 22 years old, and injured on a mission. He was 10 years old, and visiting an aquarium. Percy Jackson looked into Natasha Romanoff's weary but determined eyes, and decided to help her. And so, he pulled a lever, spilling his class and her enemies into a tank. That was not the last she saw of him. By the time several years pass, the two green-eyed siblings by bond will be known as heroes, albeit of different worlds. Perhaps they don't know everything about each other. But they do know that they will always have each other's backs. He helps her out when her missions don't go the way they planned, which doesn't happen too often. She teaches him how to be a good spy, although that isn't the intention when they start the lessons. And they become very close, just as close as true siblings, in fact. So when Natasha finds herself in a complicated position during the Avengers' Civil War, Percy decides to interfere. And the Avengers are extremely surprised when they meet Natasha's younger brother. Plans are made and set in motion, alliances are completely misconstrued, friendships are tested and broken, and the two siblings find themselves on their own side against the world. However, there's something bigger in the works for the Avengers, and they'll need all the help they can get to face it. Including the two green-eyed siblings in everything but blood. This is largely Marvel canon compliant up until Captain America: Civil War, with Percy's interaction with Natasha being a background to the PJO books. Cover by @cajoling - she's awesome, honestly I'd check out her work as well lol

After the Giant War, you'd think Percy Jackson would be the most popular demigod around. Not accused of murder and shunned from the world of mythology, only trusted by Annabeth, Tyson and Grover. Scared and alone, he flees from Camp Half-Blood. _.-._.-._.-._.-._ After fighting the Chitauri, all Tony Stark wants is peace. But one day while taking a peaceful stroll through Central Park, he comes across a certain aggravating teen, whom which he has a... say, 'disagreement' with. Leaving with a sour taste in his mouth, Tony can't shake Percy Jackson from his mind. When these two so called 'enemies' meet, a secret is unleashed that surprises the both of them. Percy Jackson has a mortal uncle. That just so happens to be an avenger.

Everything's different now, after the Giant War. So even after arriving home Percy can't tell anyone the truth; not his mom, not his new, rather odd, neighbor, not the friends that he's afraid to be close to. But the truth always hurts and somehow, the truth always shows. Maybe it's a good thing that his new neighbor, Peter Parker, is just a little too observant. Or maybe it isn't. Meanwhile the world is changing. New threats have risen and been defeated. But people are disappearing, people are dying. And even the people who are supposed to be heroes can't stop this. But that's sort of the point. Now though the darkness which Peter has always managed to keep at an arm's length is right outside his front door. Right inside it. Peter can't lose anyone else. Percy can't lose anyone else. Both are sure that if they do they're bound to lose themselves. Now though loss isn't and if but a when. Not a when but how much. Neither of them plan on getting out of this one. Both are sure that there must be someone at fault. But innocence and guilt mean nothing in this blame game, because with all this hurt, with all this death, with all this pain, isn't everyone somehow to blame? And maybe they aren't so different, Peter and Percy. Maybe they can find a way to work together, fight together, stop this together. Maybe together they can find a way to get out of this one, find a way to save even those who don't want to be saved. Or maybe they can't. Maybe they are forever, always, doomed to be just one moment too late. Highest rank- #57 (!!!) Thanks to @CHAOS_WAYNE for making an amazing cover! (actually, she made 3 because I'm indecisive) Also thanks to my editor, who didn't want to be named but is so amazing.

Because my unhealthy teenage obsession with Nico Di Angelo and the rest of HOO is really getting out of hand....... ~~~ These are just one shots between you (the reader) and Heroes of Olympus guys. Some are cute, some are funny and some are sad. Enjoy! :) ~~~~~~~~~~ #269 in Fanfic on 20th May 2017. How even-? THANK YOU SO MUCH GUYS!! #2 in Heroes Of Olympus on 10th May 2017!!

When Perseus Jackson is down, lost, and alone, who will come in his time of need? Who will be his savior? Disclaimer: Rick Riordan owns PJO/HOO.

This is off the top of my head, so....enjoy, my lovely readers! Disclaimer for whole story: Rick Riordan owns PJO/HOO. Inspired by @ZanktheGreat Hope you like, Zank!

The seven plus Thalia, Nico, Calypso, and Reyna go to Goode high school. For all you percy jackson lovers. I do not own any PJO or Heroes of olympus characters Rick Riordan does and he's awesome. One thing to say all-though this is a fanfiction and the idea of "demigods going to high school" is a pretty widespread idea the specific things that happen in this book are MY idea and they should stay that way. So basically don't copy.

When Percy Jackson is betrayed and becomes Alcaeus son of Chaos, he must face many challenges, including facing a past that he has tried so hard to forget. When the time arises he must delve into the darkness in order to find the light. The light that will fix everything. But the question is, can he do it? Or will the pain of the past be too much for him to handle.