FINISHED :) John Laurens has lived in South Carolina all his life. So far, nothing has changed. His town is still filled with the homophobic, racist people he's always been surrounded by, and not to mention his abusive father. Alexander Hamilton, a selective mute, has finally had enough. He leaves the Caribbean and moves in with his cousin Usnavi. So, little did John know, what's been the same for years was about to get flipped upside down, just because of one day and one silent boy.

It's the biggest case that the small town as seen since 1912. 5 murders are now 6. The killer leaves a red fabric tied around the victim's wrist. A calling card. Detective Madison and his partner, Detective Seabury, are the leads on the case. They follow any and every lead they can find to catch the man behind these gruesome murders. But James Madison quickly gets distracted with a marvelous boy. He rather focus on him than the case. One break couldn't hurt. Right? *** Set in the 1950 United States. I don't own these characters. All characters are from Hamilton by Lin-Manuel Miranda. This is not a fanfiction of the founding fathers, this is simply a fanfiction on the portrayals by LMM and the way the internet has shaped those portrayals personalities.

as if there werent enough of these floating around. Requests closed; fluff smut and angst

welcome to my house of horrors

***read the first book before!!*** Buckle up, kids, because it's James' second year of college. Last year, James had to deal with Charles, mixed feelings, new friends, a car crash, death, homophobia, his newly boyfriend almost dying, a cult, his high school girlfriend, pretending to be straight, a couple breakups, some getting back togethers, an art gala, and finals week. But wait, you say, could it be even shittier than last year?! You bet your ass it can. Updates are weekly! (At the most) And as always, trigger warnings at the beginning of each chapter. But I'm not planning on anything really major.

tw : sexual actions. chapter recommendations are currently open, props to the authors of the chapters that are not mine.