Located in London in 1978, two boys are found fighting at the Black Lake at Hogwarts the School of Witches and Wizards. Both rivals from two opposite houses, how will these two survive eachother's snide and malicious remarks? ~Main Ships~ James and Severus ( Jeverus ) Regulus and Sirius ( Sirgulus )

Shane Madej lives a normal life in Waters Willow with his wife Sarah, but a mass threat of a murder rests above their heads. When Ricky Goldsworth comes into town it's no fun and games and everyone is a target. (This is set somewhere in the 1930's and 1950's)

Detective Ryan Bergara and his devilish partner Detective Shane Madej have been partners in crime for two years. What Ryan doesn't know is that his partner is more devilish than he seems to portray. When Ryan uncovers the truth, things get way out of hand. The two detectives end up taking on roles of supernatural battling badasses. When things turn upside down, will Ryan trust his heart or make a deal with The Devil himself?

•---• Shane has never wanted to be a demon, but he's never wanted to be a human. All he wants is the legend of a demon's human counterpart to be true. He's running out of hope, thinking he'll never find his soulmate. But one day in a coffee shop, one man's soul glows a little warmer. •---•

Sequel to Death on Two Legs by homohurley After six months of desperation, after all hope was beginning to drain out of Ryan Bergara, a mysterious postcard appears in his mail. A postcard of the Hanging Gardens of Babylon. //warnings// Descriptions of violence, death, mild gore, smut, angst, drug use, murder

The hot new kid that frustrates Ryan on a daily basis may or may not be a werewolf. Ryan Bergara is in his junior year and president of Buzzfeed High School's supernatural club; Shane Madej is the new kid that's started showing up to meetings only to shit on Ryan's belief in the paranormal. Normally, he would be annoyed with such a skeptical asshole-- except, said asshole is also really fucking attractive, leading to a weird mixture of frustration and attraction Ryan has no idea how to deal with. Then Ryan notes that there's one subject that Shane doesn't have anything to say about: werewolves. His discomfort at the mention of the subject and consistent absences on full moons is more than enough to pique Ryan's curiosity. Whatever's going on, Ryan is going to get to the bottom of it, even if it kills him.