Callie Walsh was never meant to be part of the end of the world. The daughter of Shane Walsh and the result of a one-night stand, she lived her life split between two homes-caught between her father's chaotic presence and the stability of the Grimes family. Born just three months apart from Carl Grimes, Callie grew up alongside him like a sibling. But when the world fell apart, she was with her mother... and Shane didn't look back long enough to find her. Locked inside her home with her mother Stephanie, Callie waited as the dead took over the streets. When their food ran out, Stephanie left to search for supplies-and never came back. Alone, starving, and terrified, nine-year-old Callie made the only choice she could: find her way to the Grimes' house two streets over. But Lori and Carl were already gone. Broken and alone, Callie thought all hope was lost-until Rick Grimes stumbled through the door, barely alive but determined to protect her. Together, they set out to survive the impossible. Yet in a world where nothing is simple and no one is safe, Callie must learn that family isn't always who you're born to... and survival comes at a price.

When Lance McClain saves you from an exploding moon, you become more than a little annoyed with your rescuer. Sure, he just saved you from blowing up. But instead you got to suffer his infernal voice for several days as you're locked in the Blue Lion with him. When he finally makes contact with his fellow Paladins of Voltron, they invite you to join their team as a mechanic and extra pair of fighting hands. While hesitant to agree at first, you eventually agree. But is it a mistake? Can you endure the torture that is Lance McClain? Will you learn to become friends? Or will you become even more than that? *** This is a Lance x Reader love story. I do not own Voltron or any of the characters. I only own the characters I make up. All rights go to the original creators. *WARNING* There is some mature content in this story as it is A) fan fiction and B) more for those in high school or so (or older)

June's sister, April, is getting married. The lucky guy? A businessman whose cousin is Jasper King, the art maniac loner of her high school. The hate between them is mutual, but they can't avoid one another before the wedding. That becomes impossible when the two are thrown together into a car and forced to drive down the East Coast from Boston to Jacksonville for the wedding. The two embark on an unlikely truce and road trip, which brings them from art museums in New York to Hersheypark in Pennsylvania, and down to the Coca-Cola Museum in Atlanta. Along the way June must reevaluate her relationship to Jasper, which is that of bully and victim, and she must contend with her past actions. Sparks fly and ignite, and what happens next will go down in road trip history. ***Now being published as an ebook and paperback on October 3rd, 2021. You'll find the first three chapters here, and if you like them, you can find the link from my profile!

Georgianna, a mysterious, unchaperoned lady, must join a California bound wagon train with a Joseon card shark in order to escape her unfortunate past. Georgianna, often called Miss Elliot, hasn't found a place to call home ever since her father's unexpected death. Driven from her New England home and forced to abandon her Uncle's plantation in the dead of night, she flees to the "Gateway to the West" where she hopes to join a wagon train headed to California - the only problem being, she doesn't know the first thing about traveling West. Lee "Card" Young, sometimes referred to as a con artist, has never spent more than two weeks in any town since before the Mexican War broke out. He knows how to manipulate a deck of cards better than most Americans could cut a steak. The saloon gamblers don't like his slick fingering but can't figure out how he's cheating, so they drive him out of their town on claims that "Chin-eese" don't belong among them. To avoid being lynched, he keeps a small suitcase filled for a quick escape to the next town - which happens to be Independence, Missouri. Will the Card Shark con Georgianna out of her money or will she con him out of his heart?

"No name to remember, no past to regret. It wasn't always like this, was it?" He woke with a dream in his mind, a monster so dark the starless sky seemed to shine. Something he had? Perhaps something to be? A slip of memory that made a saint fell to his knee. He was an outcast, but was it always like this? Perhaps, perhaps he was. But is it true that no man deserve redemption? Is it true that a cure for the madness is just an assumption? For these men knew nothing of mercy, just death and repetition. Is it true, that a monster deserve no such redemption, for their broken heart and wrongful action? Perhaps they don't, for their anger had grown, far beyond that of a forsaken one. Writer's note : This story is something I'm working hard on in my spare time, please enjoy, my greatest pleasure would be to present this and receive a reply from you readers :) Oh and this story has a pretty slow pacing, hope you can still enjoy it. (the update is kinda all over the place)