"It's like a hurricane; therefore you can't stop it, you endure it." In a post - apocalyptic world, thousands of those apart of the human race continue to reside in a space station called The Ark. A place where several different countries came together to create a place where they can all live in peace until Earth is a safe place to live in once again. With oxygen supply running short, possibly gone within the next four months, there was only one thing left to do; send 100 convicts under the age of eighteen down to the dangerous terrain that is planet Earth. Almost everyone aboard The Ark knew about the tale of Octavia Blake, the girl who lived under the floorboards for around sixteen years, but her story pales in comparrison to Olivia Ross', the girl who was ripped away from her family the moment she was born. All because she was a twin. It was against the law to have more than one child on The Ark due to supplies available, but after a misdiagnosis, Liv's mother had twins rather than just the expected son. This immediately resulting in her jail sentence. Except when Liv finds herself two weeks away from reaching the dreaded age of eighteen, she's soon casted down to Earth along with ninety nine others just like herself. Liv knew that this journey would be dangerous, but she never expected to see the one person she had desired to meet most; her twin brother. [season one] [book one of the olivia ross series]

Prisoners of the Ark. They weren't exactly worshiped up in the sky. However, down on Earth? They were Kings. They ruled the land, or at least, they thought they did. Grounders oppose them, their own people doubt them, and Isaac Fraye is terrified of his supposedly imminent death. But The 100 aren't just Kings. They're warriors. And no one, not even the pale, quiet boy from the back of the class, will give up their new home without a fight. Season One Sequel: Mistrust

shat•tered (adjective) broken into many pieces; damaged or destroyed Elena Mastersons is alone in every sense of the word. Everyone she loved is gone. Floated into the deep depth of space. She spent her time waiting in a cell to end up like the rest of them, until she and 99 other criminals are sent somewhere no one has been in almost 100 years. Earth. Elena is the true definition of shattered and she doesn't believe that someone is capable of fixing her. -I don't own any part of The 100 all rights go to The CW. The only parts I own are my own characters and scenes- Cover created by: @-smok3

"We remember, we rebuild, we come back stronger." The last thing Elena Mastersons can remember is running from her home and friends to save her life. After she discovers both of them burned and gone, how will she continue on? Elena thought she had finally rebuilt her shattered heart, but you should never underestimate a girl with nothing to lose. [Season 2 of The 100 - All rights go to The CW and the creators of the show. Only Elena Mastersons is mine.]

CURRENTLY EDITING What is they say about curiosity? It killed the cat? Well, in this case, curiosity almost kills the Carter. Several times. Carter Conners was a magnet for trouble, if she didn't actively seek it, then it would probably find her one way or another. It was a miracle she hadn't been arrested. But that didn't matter, because she still managed to find herself with a one-way ticket to a planet that had been marinating in radiation for 97 years. Now just throw in some uncontrollable delinquents, a tyrant with a track record of an asshole, and a few native inhabitants of Earth that want them dead and what do you have? Chaos. You have utter chaos. Maybe a little anarchy too. And just when Carter thought it couldn't get any worse, it did, because this was her. Survival of the fittest meant everything, and Carter learned that the hard way. They might say curiosity killed the cat, but they always seem to forget that satisfaction brought it back. _______ Bellamy/OC BEAUTIFUL COVER BY @taypipM WARNING: Expletives, violence, Bellamy with his top off, death-- you know the drill. SEASON ONE, BOOK ONE

Avarice Dasheill has committed a crime that in some eyes would be seen as acceptable, even rewarded, but on the Arc, it was still a crime. When she is sent to Earth with the other criminals, will she finally be able to mend the wounds that she had been hiding for over a year? [Disclaimer: I wrote this story many years ago and "cast" Amber Heard as the lead. In light of recent problematic nature of AH, please understand this was written long before the controversy and I do not support AH.]

❝You don't get to give up, you hear me? You fight and you don't stop until you're dead. Giving up is how the weak admit defeat... are you weak?❞ Their battle with the Grounders was just the beginning. The war was far from over. Second season, second book. Sequel to 'Troublesome'. WARNING: Death, violence, expletives, if you watch The 100 then you should already know what you're in for. A lot feels. BEAUTIFULLY ANGSTY COVER BY @taypipM