You live in a world where soulmates share each other's scars. Like most, you bore the typical minor wounds that barely even caught your attention. Until the day a large scar appears in the center of your chest. And this is no ordinary scar. Finding your soulmate is one thing. Admitting to him who you are is quite another. This is a reader insert with no y/n. Beautiful Cover designed by @AokiVerse The story is complete. *** Translations available: Spanish by @RiganWillark Portuguese by @sweetxxxcreature Italian by @_slyth__erin_ Polish by @Im_GoOd_BoY_____ German by @FionaMiller32 Best Rankings: #7 - Fanfiction 04/11/19 #1 - Soulmate - 04/11/19 #3 - Readerxcharacter 04/11/19 #4 - xreader - 05/22/19 #2 - avengers 5/24/19 #2 - Marvel 5/22/19 #1 - Tony Stark 05/22/19 #1 - Iron Man 05/22/19

Dr. Hortense Gray practices experimental psychology on an uninhabited island off the coast of California where people go wanting to die and leave fighting to live. Seventeen-year-old Daphne Janus is her newest patient. Watch a 40-sec trailer here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YMt5fO1xtHw

the most eerie, yet interesting, unsolved cases/mysteries or deaths warning: all true stories. some may be unpleasant. - #2 in thrillers 6/8/19

In a world where superpowers make you either a celebrity or a criminal, Aether chose a long time ago where she stands. A metahuman who can change her appearance, Aether is currently on top of the game, the public face of government-sponsored superheroes in United America. She does have her share of problems: petty criminals, annoying coworkers, supervillains who have escaped justice for far too long... and the growing sense that being on top of the game just means having a target on her back. At the other end of the scale, the villain Lucid has just been forced out of hiding and back into the game - by a reporter who paid for her nosiness with her life. Lucid reluctantly joins up with the other supervillains and is immediately sucked into a convoluted scheme that could change the definition of superhumanity. Aether is having trouble trusting her teammates as they scramble to keep innocent civilians out of the crossfire. The question is: if Lucid just wants to quit the game, why is she so hell-bent on taking Aether out with her?