The clash of two worlds made of ice. Ivy is thrust into the world of Shadowhunters alongside wit her friend, Clary. In one night her world turns upside down and when it seems that everything is falling apart, there is only one person keeping her strangely sane. Alec Lightwood. "I hate your guts, but strangely, you are the only person here that keeps me going on. How is that even possible?" "Believe me, I have been asking the same question myself since the day you were thrown into my world. Literally." Cover by @lorrrina ©

Arabelle Lightwood grew up on the center of the ShadowHunter world. She started training to be a ShadowHunter from a very young age, just like her brother and sister. Her life was pretty 'normal', going out killing demons then going back to the institute. Until one strawberry blonde changed their worlds. Arabelle wasn't happy about it, she wasn't happy when Jace's attention went to Clary Fairchild. And she didn't like that all of her efforts were thrown to the trash can, she didn't like saving Clary Fairchild. This is not a damsel in distress story; if anything, Arabelle was the knight in the shinning armor. Copyright 2017 | bloodthrills

Castiel hates Dean Winchester with a passion. Every word he said, every look he makes, ever movement he does makes the Novak hate him more and more each day. Yet, when he finally meets the mysterious member of the band, Devil's Angel, he finds himself falling in love with the unknown identity of the man. What could possibly go wrong?

DISCONTINUED Sequel to Fading Scars. Just a bunch of Malec one shots to help cope with the feels. I don't know what my life is anymore without Shadowhunters so I guess this is my way of filling in the void after the show has been cancelled.

Garrington, Indiana is as exciting as a town name "Garrington" can get. On the eve of their senior Prom, Alec sees Magnus and Magnus hears Alec, and their lives get more excitement than either of them can handle.

I know you want the malec feels. Stop lying to yourself. By the way these characters are from Cassandra Clare's the mortal instruments