The Doctor may have regenerated, but it doesn't mean a thing to his daughter, Annakamara. After all, as long as she has her father, she knows she's safe. Rose, on the other hand, has to not only get used to the new new Doctor, but also manage a more rambunctious Anna than ever. But along the way, she finds herself integrating into the family more and more, to the point she can't imagine seeing herself without them. But Torchwood is lurking in the shadows, and in the end, someone has to pay the price. Second in The Diaries of a Teenage Time Lady. *** I do not own Doctor Who or any of its characters and dialogue. It all belongs to BBC and the show's writers. Annakamara, on the other hand, is mine.

Along with the death of Captain Jack Harkness on the Game Station, the Ninth Apocalypse has fallen, and the Tenth Apocalypse has taken her place. Rose Tyler's former sister has been replaced with a new one, one that she can't help but feel even closer to. But Mickey Smith keeps trying to convince Rose that the Apocalypse isn't the woman she's claimed to be. Sarah Jane Smith keeps warning Rose that one day, the Apocalypse is just going to leave her behind. Even her own mother, Jackie Tyler, is still wary of the Apocalypse. But can the Apocalypse and Rose pull through together and keep their promise of forever? Or will Torchwood bring them down first? If there's one thing Rose Tyler is sure of, it's what she's always believed in. Caly Tyler, the Tenth Apocalypse, is rising again . . . Second in the Apocalypse Rising series. *** Anything recognized from Doctor Who, including the cast, storylines, chapter titles, dialogue, etc. belong to BBC and the creators of Doctor Who. The Apocalypse, however, is my own personal character. She belongs to me.

She never took her A levels. She had to drop out of school to support her boyfriend. She was just an ordinary shop girl in 2005. She was nothing special. One trip in the basement of Henrik's changed that forever. Rose Tyler was nearly killed by mannequins when a mysterious woman known only as the Apocalypse saves her life, then runs off like nothing happened. But Rose met her again, and after saving the world, she is offered a chance to travel through time and space. She accepts. But if Rose thought her past wasn't one to be proud of, she never expected the Apocalypse's story as the mystery of Bad Wolf follows them. After all, the Apocalypse didn't choose her title for nothing. First in the Apocalypse Rising series. *** I own nothing Doctor Who related. The show belongs to BBC, including any lines you recognize and any characters recognized. The Apocalypse, however, is my original character. She belongs to me. The cover off to the side is made by _marvelous.

She always dreamed of being one of the Creators, one of the elite of the elite, one of the Time Lords who invented. She got her wish. But being a Creator is a dangerous task. Her first creation was powerful enough that the Time Lords deemed her dangerous, and kept a close eye on her ever since. Her first creation was the Moment. The same weapon used to destroy Gallifrey during the Time War. The Alchemist barely escapes with her life, but being transported along with a Dalek to a museum where alien artifacts are scavenged is not the best way to live fifty years of her life. Then came the Doctor. Then came her rescue. Then came her hatred for the man who destroyed her home. And then came the fight of fire against fire. Someone's going to be burned. But who? First in The Creators Saga. *** I don't own Doctor Who. That is owned by BBC America. The Alchemist, however, and the concept of the Creators are my own. The cover on the side was also done by _marvelous.

With the fall of the Time Lords and the end of the Master comes the fall of the Tenth Doctor and the Second Bad Wolf. The Eleventh Doctor and the Third Bad Wolf are ready for new adventures, and ready to start their new new new lives. But they don't have the best track record to start off with. After all . . . picking up Amelia Pond fourteen years later than they meant to isn't the best way to begin, is it? But that might not be the least of their worries. Cracks in time show everywhere they go, and the mysterious River Song has appeared again. And what's the deal about the Pandorica? After a huge bang, the Doctor and Jessie are rising from the ashes. But how big of a bang can they handle starting their new lives? Fifth in The Bad Wolf Chronicles *** Doctor Who belongs to BBC, and anything related to MARVEL belongs to Stan Lee. However, Jessie/the Bad Wolf is my own character and belongs to me.

The Master is dead. The Year That Never Was is just that. The Year That Never Was. Martha is gone, and so is Jack, and the Doctor and Jessie are still alive. But they're not out of the woods yet. As they begin their married life, they're led back to a woman they never thought they'd see again: Donna Noble, the runaway bride. As the three travel through time and space, mysteries keep following them everywhere they go. The walls between universes are breaking down once more, and planets are disappearing right and left. But even that's not the worst. The Ood foretell the songs of the Doctor and the Bad Wolf ending, and the coming of the generation of the DoctorDonnaWolf. But with no clue as to what is approaching, how can they tell what to expect? The hours of the Tenth Doctor and the Second Bad Wolf are ending, but will they even be able to survive to see the end of their time? Or will the mystery behind the timelines kill them first? Fourth in The Bad Wolf Chronicles. *** Doctor Who belongs to BBC America. Any MARVEL references belong to Stan Lee. Jessie Nightshade/Bad Wolf is my OC and belongs to me. Anything else recognized belongs to their respective owners, including the cover, which belongs to _marvelous.

With Rose lost to the parallel world, every door and window through to the Apocalypse has been shut and locked tightly. Without her sister, the Apocalypse is back at square one, like her Ninth self was after the Time War. But this time, she's not going to let anyone through to her. Or . . . is she? While her family struggles with its issues, Martha Jones tries to pass her medical exams and focus on her life. When a mysterious woman called the Apocalypse offers her the trip of a lifetime, she accepts. One trip turns into more, and Martha helps the Apocalypse through her losses. But people are searching for the Apocalypse, for more than one reason. Because Captain Jack Harkness is determined to find answers about his immortality and what became of his little sisters. And just who is Harold Saxon, and what does the Apocalypse mean to him? And what does he mean to her? Third in the Apocalypse Rising series. *** Everything recognized as Doctor Who in this story is indeed Doctor Who and belongs to BBC. The Apocalypse, while she has much of the Doctor's quotes, is my own character, and she belongs to me, along with the concept of the Experiments.

With Rose and Mickey gone, the Doctor and the Alchemist work on getting back on their feet. With their Bond newly forged after the Alchemist's regeneration, they take on Martha Jones for their new journeys. While the Alchemist stumbles, she will never fall. She has the Doctor behind her, the oddest sense about the elusive Mr. Saxon, and has a secret she still keeps from him . . . But what's life without a few secrets? Their relationship is heating up, but will they come to a boil, or emerge in a meltdown? Third in The Creators Saga. *** I do not own Doctor Who. The Alchemist, however, is my OC, and she belongs to me.

Planet Earth. That's where she was born. It's also where she died. The first time. For the first fifteen years of Jessie Nightshade's life, nothing happened. Nothing at all. Not ever. She joined SHIELD her freshman year of high school, but still, it seemed like nothing happened. And then she met a man called the Doctor, a man who could change his face. He took her away from her home in a machine and showed her the whole of time and space. She thought it would never end. It did. For that version of her, anyway. Then came Torchwood, and the War. And that was when it all ended. Jessie thought she knew who she was. She was wrong. After the Battle of Canary Wharf, three days after she died, she became a whole new person, with a whole new life to live. She had her forever. But she had it at a great cost. Still, she and the Doctor keep moving on. But the Bad Wolf is still there, and she just can't ignore it. And when Martha Jones joins the TARDIS crew, she can't help but wonder how just one small thing can affect everything. Because even though it's still her, she's not the only one struggling to adjust that this is what she's going to be now. Third in The Bad Wolf Chronicles *** BBC owns Doctor Who. MARVEL Studios owns any references to the Avengers or Marvel's Agents of SHIELD. Jessie Nightshade is my own, and the cover belongs to _marvelous.

The Battle of Demons Run has ended, but not without casualties. Melody Pond, the daughter of Amy Pond and Rory Williams, is in the hands of Madame Kovarian, and the Doctor and Jessie have been searching for her for months on end. It is only when the Avengers call in a promise that they finally stop and return to Earth, to find Loki's scepter, and go off again. But the discovery of Loki's scepter starts a chain of events. With Ultron on the rise and the mystery of the Infinity Stones coming to light, the Time Lords find themselves fighting a war they may never get out of . . . one that could last for infinity . . . Seventh in The Bad Wolf Chronicles. *** I do not own "Age of Ultron" or "Doctor Who." Anything from either source belongs to Joss Whedon, MARVEL, and BBC. Jessie Nightshade aka the Bad Wolf belongs to me, Saleen Harper belongs to Daughter_of_Time, and the cover belongs to marvel-ous.