||2022 WATTYS SHORTLIST|| Aya has the Sight. She can see the secret world within, full of monsters and spirits and magic. She thought it was enough to keep her safe, but a newly-dead spirit comes to her for help and she becomes one of the hunted. Enter the Winchesters and their angel friend.

Shifters never mingle with humans. They reside high in the mountains venturing below only once a year for the night of the Red Moon. They invade the human villages below, take and kill who they want, but they never leave any witnesses. Not before Freya. Season 1 of Cloud Piercer ***** 18-year-old Freya Raune will do anything to find out why the shifters took her brother. And that includes searching for the deserters, an elusive rebel group determined to end the shifters' rule. But as the next Red Moon approaches and the mysterious yet charismatic Killian Li sweeps into her village, Freya is forced to be more careful. Those caught fraternizing with the deserters are murdered, and Killian's arrival is a reminder that nobody can be trusted--even those Freya is closest to.

When the war brings a young enemy soldier to the ruined palace Tabeya calls home, the truth about her past emerges, chasing her into the desert, where she must elude her vengeful guardian for the sake of her freedom and her forbidden love. ***** In her lonely tower, Tabeya dreams of the world beyond it. That world becomes real when she meets Humban, a young general from a rival kingdom who isn't afraid to ask the questions Tabeya can't face about herself. Those questions bring answers that lead them into the desert, away from the goddess who imprisoned Tabeya. Enraged at her escape, Tabeya's guardian hunts her and Humban relentlessly across the war-torn land, where the elements are vicious and survival isn't guaranteed. In the treacherous world where Tabeya finds herself, she must fight for her happy ending or let her past destroy her future with the man she was never meant to love. [[Word count: 150,000 - 200,000 words]] Content warning: this story contains themes of violence.

If you like the original Thundercats then you'll love this but if you don't then don't bother with this story

Aspen was raised to be a Cleric, and even to be a candidate to become a Head Cleric once her Grandfather, Jaga, passes. It isn't until an Evil Force threatens the crown and Thundera as a whole, that Aspen has to start to fulfill the duties she was raised to take.

Book two. Sequel to Thundercats and the girl from another world. A Thundercats fanfic. Warning ⚠️: contains sex, swearing, torture and death.

Now we'll meet Annabelle, daughter of Thor. Let's follow both Shelby and Annabelle on this crazy adventure. Told from Annabelle's point of view. -Summary of book 2- Thor has a daughter. Her name's Annabelle. She's half Elf and half Asgard. To protect Annabelle, Thor leaves Annabelle with her mother on Evangon after her first birthday. 17 years later, when Annabelle is about to turn 18 years old, Thor shows up at her door. She's a huge fan of the Avengers, so she was excited. But when Annabelle over hears Thor asking her mom if she had told Annabelle that Thor was her father, Annabelle freaks out and refuses to believe it. Will Annabelle ever believe that Thor is her father? Or will Thor lose his one chance to be a father to his only little girl? The adventure begins...

The sequel to Liosia the White lion princess (a Thundercats story). A few of years after Mum-Ra's defeat, the rebuilding of Thundera and the royal wedding. Lion-o and Liosia are going to have a cub of their own. They hope to raise the future prince or princess to be a good future leader.

Hannah is a 19 year old girl who lives with her two younger brothers Levi and Henry in Minnesota. One winter evening Hannah finds old man collapsed in the grass. She takes him inside. The old man is Jaga a Thundercat from Third earth. He reveals to them where they are from, what they are and the journey they will take. Now they will meet Lion-o and join him on his journey across Third earth.

The title says it all. Just me (Thorne Maladict, as I'd like to identify myself as) ranting about subjects I want to, clarifying stuff that so often gets misinformation spread about, or just... venting. Feel free to read, leave a comment, point out flaws, whatever you wish.