75th Stories

"Theodore Cotton. Otherwise known as Panem's Prince Charming. " "I recognise him." "Of course you do. He's been one of the Capitol's favourite for the past 25 years. They are obsessed with him." "Strengths?" "Umm... moderately talented with a sword, popular. Oh, and beer pong champion." Katniss made a face, "Weaknesses?" "Only one." Theo and Ari have been best friends since they were kids. He's never told her that he wishes they were more. When he's reaped for the 49th Hunger Games, he's forced to admit the feelings to have a chance of going home. To her. But Ari has secrets of her own, and the life of a victor is not what it seems. Especially not when the people of the Capitol see you as their Prince Charming. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ General Information: - I started this before Sunrise on the Reaping and still haven't read it so it's not going to have anything from that book in it even though it's set from the 49th Games onwards. - Updates every Tuesday at 12pm GMT. - Multi-POV - Male OCx Fem OC - Pre-hunger games onwards. - I do not own the Hunger Games. All rights belong to Suzanne Collins. Also, I don't know if some of the fairytales I used as inspiration are copyright, but if they are, I don't own them either. - Typical Hunger Games trigger warnings: violence, child murder, prostitution, teen pregnancy, mild language, rape, sexual assault, innuendo and sexual references. - If you think I should change it to mature at any point, please tell me. I wasn't sure.

Instead of all the victors going to the 75th Hunger Games a male and female relative of the victor ranging in ages 12-20 will be reaped. WARNING: Things will be changed.

it wasn't her choice the capitol made her do it if she didn't she would of died she didn't mean too, yet that still blame her to this day

DISCONTINUED: They don't even get off the train 😂 smh Katniss was supposed to volunteer for Prim, right? But what if she had run away with Gale that fateful day? Who would have won the 74th Games? What would the Quell have been? I don't own The Hunger Games. All rights go to Suzanne Collins. Prim, Katniss, Cato, Gale, Peeta, and others belong to her. Made-up characters are my own. Thanks to @Eccedevist for the cover! Updates every Sunday (hopefully)!

The Mocking Jay dead. I'm Phoenix and I'm from district 12 and I'm going to die. I can't kill children, ever. "I will kill you twelve even if it's the last thing I do!" He spat, pointing right at me. I'm just not going to make it out. But I can try, what's the harm in that?

Panem. The place where the odds have never been, are never, and will never be in your favour. Felicia Odair won the 72nd Hunger Games and had to cope with the consequences ever since. She had never considered it "winning". The way she phrases it, it's more like surviving. Only two things were certain in Felicia's life: 1. The undying love and support of her brother and fellow Hunger Games winner: Finnick Odair. 2. The promised safety the Capitol guartanteed Only the second thing appeared not to be true. The 75th Hunger Games meant there would be a third Quarter Quell. Above and beyond all expectations and despite all promises, the Capitol decided to reap former winners. Finnick got reaped and Felicia decided to volunteer for Annie. This moment meant that history would repeat itself after all. The winners Back in the arena Back in hell ~ a work of (fan) fiction ~

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Sequel to CLIFF JUMPING

Tick tock. Here comes the rising tide. It has been two years since Alyssa Whitestone had won the 73rd Hunger Games. No longer known as just a poor District Nine orphan, Alyssa must now contend with the life of a victor, with nothing about her life that is of her own decision, and being a new mentor alongside Noah Linwood, who had once been her mentor. But even as a forbidden romance blooms between them, revolution in the Districts grows with the discontent across Panem. And for the 75th Hunger Games, the Third Quarter Quell, the evil President Snow makes a terrifying decision that could change Panem forever. The Second Book of Alyssa Whitestone's story. Do not read this until you have read Alyssa of Nine.

Capp's life ended the day he was called during the reaping. He had never been the strong type. But now, through blood, sweat, and tears, he needs to find something to hold onto. A way to survive. Hope to live off of.

What if Katniss was taken by the Capitol? Will she survive? Will she give in to the torturing and hijacking? Or will she stay strong? All credits go to Suzanne Collins. Cover artist unknown (image found on the Hunger Games Fandom, artist not credited)... maybe Suzanne Collins...?

In which Sage Everdeen hears her baby sister's name being called at the reaping and doesn't think twice before volunteering. Or, Katniss and Prim have a big a sister who volunteered for the game instead of Katniss.

The pretty girl with the pretty knife, who wanted to win it all. [CATO X OC] Cato Hadley, along with other potential tributes from the "Career" districts, decided to put off volunteering for the Games, until the Quarter Quell. At 17, he knew that he had what it would take, but he also knew that at 18, he would be unstoppable. He never expected to meet a girl, who had as much murder in her eyes as he did. **This story covers the 75th Games, which marks the Quarter Quell. The events of the Hunger Games book never happened. There is no threat of rebellion. Katniss did not volunteer for Prim in the 74th Hunger Games.

Chaos happens when 12 year old Sebastian Spencer has been reaped in the 73rd annual hunger games. No one would expect someone so young to be deadlier than the careers themselves. Will she be the youngest in history to win the games Or will she die with the other 23 tributes...

57 years after Abigail and Madeline's lifetimes, Kaylee is forced into the 5rd Capitol Games. But this year, things are going to be different. This time, a group of 5 can come out alive, with one catch- there are 5 extra Tributes.

"She could probably see someone be ripped apart in front of her eyes and not even flinch. She's dangerous even though she doesn't look like it." Everly Blight. Winner of the 66th Hunger Games. Now, Tribute in the 75th Hunger Games . The youngest winner alive. Supposedly unbreakable but will this be the thing that breaks her.