➣ Season 1+2 Ninety-seven years after a devastating nuclear apocalypse sent what was left of humanity into orbit, Millicent "Carmen" Kane was sent to the Earth to see if it was survivable along with one hundred other expendable juvenile delinquents. Carmen soon learns that Earth is dissimilar to her former life on the Ark and that it is urgent that she adapts in order to survive. As her dark past collides with her present, Bellamy Blake tries to remain her constant through it all. The juvenile delinquents were never meant to be heroes, but they may be mankind's last hope.

"I love you, Tatum." He says. "And I'm not living on this Earth without you, you hear me." "What are you saying?" I furrow my eyebrows. "If you die, I'm dying with you." Tatum wakes up in an unknown place, under the assumption that the love of her life is dead. Somehow, out of pure luck and rage, Clarke and her escape the never-ending Mount Weather when they realize that they are draining blood from the Grounders. Tatum and Bellamy's story continues in this edge-of-your-seat sequel that changes everything. Everyone and everything is under pressure in this fierce, exciting and reckless story. Is this the end of Tatum and Bellamy? Or is it just the beginning? Book 2~Season 2

"We remember, we rebuild, we come back stronger." The last thing Elena Mastersons can remember is running from her home and friends to save her life. After she discovers both of them burned and gone, how will she continue on? Elena thought she had finally rebuilt her shattered heart, but you should never underestimate a girl with nothing to lose. [Season 2 of The 100 - All rights go to The CW and the creators of the show. Only Elena Mastersons is mine.]

shat•tered (adjective) broken into many pieces; damaged or destroyed Elena Mastersons is alone in every sense of the word. Everyone she loved is gone. Floated into the deep depth of space. She spent her time waiting in a cell to end up like the rest of them, until she and 99 other criminals are sent somewhere no one has been in almost 100 years. Earth. Elena is the true definition of shattered and she doesn't believe that someone is capable of fixing her. -I don't own any part of The 100 all rights go to The CW. The only parts I own are my own characters and scenes- Cover created by: @-smok3

[ OLD VERSION ] In peace, may you leave this shore. In love, may you find the next. Save passage on your travels. Until our final journey to the ground...may we meet again. |Season 2| I do not own the plots or characters from The 100. I do own Dani Fallon and her story.

rupture /ˈrəpCHər/ n. 1. a breach of a harmonious relationship. v. 2. what fallon and bellamy - and everyone else around them - seem to do they had finally found a way to blend together, only to be split apart. ©stilestastic 2016 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝟏𝟎𝟎 | 𝐬𝐞𝐚𝐬𝐨𝐧𝐬 𝟑 - 𝟒 𝐚𝐧 𝐈𝐍𝐓𝐄𝐑𝐒𝐓𝐄𝐋𝐋𝐀𝐑 𝐛𝐨𝐨𝐤 [DISCONTINUED IN S4]

[BOOK ONE IN THE LIFELINE SERIES] life·line ˈlīfˌlīn/ noun "A person you can always depend on to help you in a really messed up situation where you need a quick escape" Avery Collins is the twin sister of Finn Collins. After being hidden for most of her life and then locked up, being sent to the radiation soaked Earth isn't so scary. While on the ground with the 100, Avery meets Bellamy Blake, who turns out to be the blessing she needed. With Bellamy around Avery finally feels like she can breathe. - I do not own the 100 or the characters. All rights reserved to the show. I only own Avery and all of her related plot lines- avery's associated plot line is my own. please do not copy any aspects of my story that are original. I've worked hard to write this story. [seasons 1-3 of the 100] [originally started-2015 ➢ editing- 2021} highest rankings: -#1 in bellamyblake -#1 in the100 -#1 in octaviablake -#1 in finncollins -#1 in fan -#1 in montygreen © 2015 -paradiseearth. All rights reserved.

"Or maybe it's just that beautiful things are so easily broken by the world." -City Of Fallen Angels Cassandra Clare (p.289) Blue Emelia Woods has lived on the Ark her whole life. A combined space station made up from the surviving nations that have lived for 97 years while the Earth is soaked in radiation from the nuclear war. The Ark has made rules because of the harsh conditions of living in space. You may only have one child. Never harm another citizen. Never harm a guard. Never plot against the Counsil. Never steal from the Ark's supplies. However, all of these rules have been broken. Breaking the rules when you are over 18 results in immediate execution, or 'floating'. If you were lucky enough to be under 18, you get a trial on your birthday to decide if you will die or be returned with your fellow citizens. Everything has changed now. Based on the book and t.v. show 'The 100.' I don't own they characters (except Blue) and the plot is mainly from the show.

"You don't have to pretend with me Bellamy." "What do you want me to do break down?" "If you need to, come on." I said lightly taking his hand and taking him back to his tent.

"Love doesn't justify murder." "I won't ever loose you again." * Bellamy Blake is dead, that's the only thing that Emily's sure of, he burnt in flames she helped ignite, his blood is on her hands. Emily and the other members of the 100 have already made many life or death decisions on the ground, many of which they regret. Now, in Mount Weather they are faced with new problems and moral dilemmas, and things are only made worse when people begin to disappear. Is it possible to change the future when you're still brooding on the past? |Book 2 in the Emily Steeple series| Based off season 2 of the 100 DISCLAIMER: I do not own anything from the 100 trilogy or TV series