Since the death of Arthur Pendragon, his life and death had passed into legend, forgotten by a world of rationalism and political parties. But there are still people waiting for him to return. Many anticipate the return of the king, among them Rhiannon Griffis. When the Men of Letters spread their network through Europe, ridding the continent of magic, Rhiannon and the others remaining from the time of Camelot are forced to flee to America, reliving terrible memories of the Great Purge of King Uther. Despite hopes that life could be better in America, their practice of magic is still severely hampered - now by the American hunters, who often shoot first and ask questions later. But when news of the apocalypse reaches their little community, the possibility of Arthur's return is suddenly very real. Unfortunately, there are still a few problems... One, getting back into Europe. Two, the apocalypse is still happening. And three. Rhiannon may or may not have gotten on the radar of every hunter in the country... And by someone's almighty design, the Winchester brothers found her first. This is a bit of a Merlin crossover, ergo I do not own Merlin or Supernatural. But all original plot and characters are mine, and God help you if you steal them.

"Justice is the one thing you should always find." It might be a line in a country song, but Aidan Finch heard it long before Toby Keith and Willie Nelson came out with Unleashed. His adoptive father taught Aidan that justice wasn't a political issue or a matter of what someone wanted. It was a human right, and if it came in the form of revenge, then so be it. Aidan himself never really believed in taking revenge. Instead, he focused on music, simply because it could bring people joy. Chance encounters always seemed to work out in his favor, and that certainly seems to be the case when a handsome stranger approaches him. But only a few hours after meeting him, Aidan finds himself roped into an ancient revenge scheme as an unwilling player with a trio of the most unlikely allies. Fire has always been deemed unpredictable and unstable, but that couldn't begin to cover it. He's all for justice, but there are lines that ought to be drawn and never crossed.

Keira Mitchell is the very definition of an asshole. Smart, confident, and rather immature, she gets it in her head that a fake psychic detective agency is the career of choice. But when real magic comes a-knocking, she finds herself thrown into a world of angels, ghosts, demons, and Winchesters. What could possibly go wrong? Also available on AO3 under LostBlogger_JenBleu Obviously, I do not own Supernatural or any of the related characters or storylines. But what is mine I will defend with tooth and claw. You have been warned.