Captain America, the super soldier, war hero, the first avenger. Bucky Barnes, Steve's best friend. Until he died that is. But we all know now that he never really died. He was taken by Hydra and experimented on. Turned into the Winter Soldier. But during the time the Avengers were breaking apart, fighting against each other, they found out that there were more Winter soldiers. Men and women turned into super soldiers, people even stronger than Bucky, the first Winter Soldier, with power that could rival even Captain America himself. But when they later raided the base, they found every one of them dead. What they didn't know was that years ago, one of them had escaped. One Winter Soldier still alive. One Winter Soldier that could rival Captain America. One Winter Soldier with the power of the gods in his hands. And this Winter Soldier's name is Percy Jackson.

A Bucky Barnes recovery story. Completed. First book in the three part 'Run' series. Sequels are 'Ready Set Breathe' and 'To Go Unseen'. Also found on FF.net and AO3 PG-13 for some violence.

Set after Captain America: The Winter Soldier. Bucky is lost, without a purpose and brainwashed within an inch of his life. S.H.I.E.L.D and Hydra have both fallen and without anyone to stop him, Bucky intends to find out who he is - or who he was - before Hydra took away every last inch of him. Steve is left recovering from the catastrophe, but knows that Bucky is still out there, and that Bucky needs his help. Steve will do everything in his power to help his best friend find out who he is again. How far would you go to help your friend recover their mind? How long would you try for? Steve knows it isn't going to be easy, and wants to set Bucky on the road to recovery; but confusion and nostalgia hides around every corner. If Bucky is to find himself once again, Steve is going to have to face some hard truths about how he lost his friend and see him through every step of the way as he recovers, seeing him through the good times, and the bad. They might soon realise that the question "Who am I?" carries so much more than a name and a face.