Dad says it's good for business. 'Cause your ex-Marine-daughter marrying someone she barely knows who has a girlfriend, secret life and a dislike for said daughter can only be good. ≠≠ Cleo Perich is put into an arranged marriage with Richard Grayson in order to join Wayne Enterprises and Perich Incorporated. Little does Dick know, she already knows all about him, as during her time in the Marines they met under peculiar circumstances concerning time travel. Put simply, she met his future self. She is doing what that self asked of her; dedicating herself to her marriage. But catching her husbands attention is near impossible; especially when that husband has a particularly angry girlfriend (ex?) named Barbra Gordon, a judgemental family, disapproving friends, a dangerous nightlife and a questionable dislike for her. But Cleo has secrets of her own. Ghosts of her time in the Marines haunt her, causing nyctophobia, narcotic addictions and mental health issues. Will they ever be able to make their marriage work for the greater good?

proximity {prɒkˈsɪmɪti} [noun] nearness in space, time or relationship. ◊ COMING SOON. SEQUEL TO ARRANGED MARRIAGE: DISTANCE

What if Dr Strange had a child? What if that child was a girl? Y/n is Stephen Strange's only daughter. Yes THE Dr Strange. What will happen when she meets the ancient one, gets recruited to SHIELD, gets kidnapped by Loki and even become an Avenger? Read to find out. This starts off with Avengers 1.

After a year of hardwork and training, Sage Caruso is finally a Shield agent. And not to mention the man of her dreams, Steve Rogers, falls back into her life as well. Things are finally looking up for Sage....until Shield agents and Avengers go missing. What happens when Sage is the only one who can, hopefully, save them?

I'm Detective (y|n) (y|l|n) and I got hired by Detective Inspector Lestrade because I've made myself a name, solving the most tricky crimes all over England. But I haven't always been a Detective and will I always be? Other people would describe me as brilliant, emotionless, skilled and sarcastic, but that's definitely not half of my personality... AN:What more could you be? And what will happen, if you meet the only people who can keep up with your intellect?

Rule one - Obey orders. Rule two- Kill or be killed. Rule three- There are no other rules. Imagine if you broke rule one. And because of that, you are all alone in the world. Your loved ones are dead and, according to the government, so are you. You don't know what to do anymore. You don't have anyone to trust anymore. You're just a shadow of a person, a ghost in the system. This is her story. The story of the Ghost.

Over all these years - all the crimes he's solved, the murders he's witnessed, the people he's met - nothing could compare to the enormity of this. Not Moriarty, not dismembering his entire terror network. Not even the secrets of the woman who calls herself Mary Morstan, or even Charles Augustus Magnussen's vaults could come close. This woman is someone who cannot be controlled. She even has a hold over Mycroft, and therefore could run the country. Her intelligence could make her even more dangerous than Moriarty, should she so choose. She has kept completely off the grid for some time now. All ten years since her eighteenth birthday, to be exact. But now she returns, and it's up to those around her to figure out why. Sherlock's sister is visiting.

Everyone believes Jaylynn Stark to be dead. Perhaps she is? After being fatally pierced through her heart by Ashtaroth's spear before falling off of a thousand foot mountain into the icy cold water, she thought she was done for as well. Fortunately for her, though, she managed to slice Ash's throat at the last second, killing him for good. However, she had awoken. With a few new abilities and a mission to get back home to Earth, it shouldn't be that hard, right? Add in the supposed dead Ashtaroth as her brain-copilot, and things could get much, much harder.

I'm a test pilot, bad things should happen. Not this. I took a job, a simple one. Fly the newest Stark Plane, test it. But then something went wrong. I woke up in the hospital, and the minute I awoke I knew something was wrong. Probably because the cup of water on the table next to me started floating. In an instant, my life changes forever. I went from one of the best Air Force Pilots, to something I didn't even know how to control. Now the Avengers need me. Who knows what happens next.

Direct sequel to Loki and the Witchling