Jessie Kawecki desperately needs a break. Her girlfriend broke up with her, she's sleeping on her brother's couch, and she's got maybe about forty dollars in her wallet. Still, when she gets offered the position of nanny to the three cheeky daughters of single mother Elizabeth Canfield, she hesitates. Closed-off and cold, Elizabeth is harder to handle than all of her kids together, and Jessie has no idea how long she can manage to put up with her. But she could really use the money, and she probably won't see that much of Elizabeth anyway. Why else would she need a nanny? Started: December 16, 2020

A modern, LGBTQ+ retelling of Pride & Prejudice. When Lizzy Bennet left New York and moved to Hertford, a small town in Washington, she knew that everything was going to be different. What she didn't know was that she would meet someone who would change her life forever. Darcy Williams is the reigning queen of Hertford Academy, and when Lizzy and Darcy clash, sparks of fury, and something more, fly. It confuses them both and Lizzy starts to discover her true self. Lizzy must navigate through new emotions, friendships and hardships, all while dealing with her four sisters, an eccentric father, and a mother who, despite being in the West for years, is still trying to find a balance between her Indian heritage and her mixed family. Junior year for Lizzy Bennet is going to be quite eventful. Inspired by Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice.

Alex gets a call from her not so distant past looking for help. Maggie Sawyer, her ex-fiancée needs a favor, and Alex wouldn't say no even if she could. It involves a trip to Gotham, white slavers, and impersonating a local vigilante. It all goes right...until something goes wrong. This is for my good friend @Hadaregaming and all the others of Jewish faith out there. With much love from your goy friend, I hope you enjoy this tale for Passover. I'm still finishing it up, but I hope to have the next chapter out today. Wishing you and those you love peace, health, and happiness, at Passover and always. D.G.

After everything that happened in Seattle, Alex came back to National City and had to act like she didn't miss her old family even more now. Little did she know she hadn't seen the last of them.

Querl is already in position. He pulls his bow out and notches the arrow that quite literally has Lena's name on it along with the number 1,000. It's meant for her and her alone, and it has one job to do. Miss Luthor is about to be a milestone. <><> The fic that starts off sounding like it's yet another fic about someone trying to kill Lena, but absolutely no one tries to kill Lena in this fic. Lots of happily ever after in this fic because we all need it right now.

The ghost whisperer-like AU that gradually detaches itself from canon. (Direct sequel to 'In Family we Trust')

The ghost whisperer-like AU that also complies with canon (for the most part)

Kara, perhaps out of a want for thoroughness in her story, perhaps out of a Millennial-born urge to creep on a the social media of a woman she finds intriguing, discovers that Lena Luthor has a pretty active following on Instagram one afternoon not long after their first meeting. She debates it, just for a moment, before following Lena.

Due to Lillian Luthor's arrest, Cadmus releases a creature that can manipulate and unlock the secrets of the human brain. It seems to be searching for Supergirl's secret identity, so she becomes a fugitive within her own city. Supergirl must turn to Lena Luthor for guidance.

When a piece of technology of L-Corp's that is being demonstrated is attacked by Livewire, the resulting energy pulse will rip a hole open between dimensions and transfer people from one world to the other, exchanging them for their other selves. Fitting in will be the first order of business and finding their way back home will be the second. Along the way, they'll discover the relationships they thought they understood are dramatically different from world-to-world. Even if they can all find their way back home, none of them will do it unchanged. A special thank you to @ghostysfictions for doing the cover for this piece.