To this day there is only one Herondale alive. We all know this. Jonathan Christopher Herondale. Valentine kept his true identity hidden for 17 years. But the truth came out in the end. Or did it? HALF the truth came out but what about the other half? What if I told you that what you thought you knew was wrong? What i...
Book 1 - Outcast Book 2 - Redeem Ella is Damon and Stefan Salvatore's older sister. She catches the eye of one of their sworn enemies. No other than the evil hybrid Niklaus Mikaelson. Since she's been back in Mystic Falls, everything seems to get even more hectic. [Completed] [This story was written a long time ago...
She is the 3rd Salvatore,but she never wanted to become a vampire.Her brothers turned her and she never forgave them for that what they've done to her.In 1920 she met a guy and she fell in love with him.They both were together for 7 years,but then he told his brother that she was only a toy for him.Heartbroken she mov...
"Every family has a story to tell... welcome to ours." Hope Mikaelson has spent most of her life in hiding and under the protection of her mother. She's had a good life with her mother, even though she's been isolated. But there's something missing. Her family. After Hope finally reunites...
What Happens When You have Katherine's Pierce's Twin Sister Nathalie Fall In Love With An Original Vampire Like Kol Mikealson, What Happens When They Meet Again Will They Hate Each Other Or Will The Fall In Love Again.
The famous Kol Mikaelson is known for his wild and evil side, but behind the sarcastic remarks and twisted heart lies another part of Kol know one has ever seen. But when Iris shows up, he starts feeling and letting the other side of Kol come back.
The life and thoughts of Jonathan Morgenstern before and during the The Mortal Instruments. His father, Valentine Morgenstern, had taught him everything he knows now---especially, how to backstab someone, literally. He also grew up with the thought that his mother was repulsed by him and that was why she was not prese...
