The 100th Hunger Games
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Yes, yes, I know there's no more Hunger Games after the third quarter quell, but in this story, let's just say that Katniss died by eating Nightlock before Peeta could in the 74th games, therefore causing Peeta to be the winner. Therefore there's no rebellion, and the games are still on.
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Our Anthem
Three years after the Third Quarter Quell, the war between the Capitol and the Rebels is still raging. District Thirteen has been destroyed, President Coin and Plutarch are dead, and Peeta and Katniss haven't seen each other in nearly two years thanks to extensive resistance by the Capitol. With most of the adults no longer around, it's up to a bunch of kids who happened to survive a convoluted and deadly game, but a bunch of kids is where revolutions start. "Revolutions are in the hands of the young, and the young will always inherit the revolution." *SPOILERS FOR SONGBIRDS AND SNAKES FEATURED* Rated M for depictions of violence, sexual activity and language. *Do not own anything from the Hunger Games Trilogy.*Concluída
The Incoming Storm: The Tale of the 325th Hunger Games
After Peeta's fateful death in the 74th Hunger Games, Katniss is crowned Victor. The next decades are spent under the Capitol's ever-growing rule, the games become more and more a staple of society. Nearly 300 years later and after several failed rebellions, we find Amaranth Masa contemplating joining the 13th Quarter Quell and 325th Hunger Games... New chapters every weekday!Concluída
The Mockingjay Died: The Fourth Quarter Quell
When the laws of the Hunger Games were laid out, they dictated that every twenty-five years the anniversary would be marked by a Quarter Quell. It would call for a glorified version of the Games to make the fresh the memory of those killed by the districts' rebellion. Now we honor our fourth Quarter Quell. On the one hundredth anniversary, as a reminder to the rebels that the Dark Days only served to tear their families apart, each district will be required to send two sets of siblings. The new government that came with the rebellion Katniss started has been overthrown. President Snow's granddaughter is ruling Panem now, and she has proven to be more ruthless than he ever was. Katniss and Peeta were publicly executed after the Capitol took over again, and District 13 was completely obliterated. Since then, the Hunger Games have been harsher than ever. This Quarter Quell promises to be the worst Games since the rebellion. This story is being entered in the 2015 Wattys! Comment and vote and read please!Concluída
Fate
What if the Quarter Quell didn't happen? Snow has decided to postpone the Games, but with some conditions. With their families lives on the line, will Katniss and Peeta accept their fate and give Snow what he wants?Concluída
Forever in the Games- UNDER EXTREME EDITING
Everyone knows about the Rebellion Katniss Everdeen and Peeta Mellark started right? Well let me take you back, remember the Rebellion that brought us the Hunger Games? Well no one knew about one spark of a rebellion in-between, the one that made one girl, Forever in The Hunger Games. Well, on the year of the 68th Hunger Games, eleven year old Lucinda Colden sparked Rebellion; she was taken by the Capitol, and was locked away for two months while the Capitol decided what to do with her. They made their decision that men were going to use her, and she was going to be tortured once every two months by being placed in a pool, and then it being electrified, to toughen her up for the years to come. Her main punishment, she was going to be placed in every Hunger Games, mutt or human, for the next twenty years. It is now the 74th annual Hunger Games, Lucinda has survived the past 6 Hunger Games. Now, her 7th has come, and she comes back as violent as ever. But when she finds the competition is high, she grows on three certain people. She knows she won't be able to kill them, but only one will come out alive, will she survive for her 7th time in a row, or let someone else control the games? ||Book One in the Forever in the Games Series||Concluída
The 49th Hunger Games
What happened in the Hunger Games the year before the second quarter quell? Who won? The sweet, humble girl from District 4? The tyrannic monster from District 2? Maybe the quick-witted survivalist from District 11? Or was it the solitary, robust boy from District 6?Concluída
totally in love with you.
We all loved The Hunger Games, but Suzanne kinda left us wondering what happened between the end of the book and the epilogue. So this book is what I thought happened or at least hope.Concluída
Forever in the Games- Book 2
The rules were simple. Kill or be killed. So why didn't the Game-makers kill Lucinda Colden, Katniss Everdeen and Peeta Mellark when they pulled out their poison berries? Why did they stop, and let all three Tributes win? Hope. An underestimated word. But the only thing stronger than fear. When the district twelve victors return home from the Capitol, things start to change, and somehow, Lucinda seems to be in the middle of it all. Torn between her role in the Rebellion and President Snows weapon, Lucinda must decide where her loyalties lie. But no matter what the decision, with Snow placing a Soldier to watch her every move, Lucinda will do almost anything to save the few people that she loves, even if that means making one fatal, life changing decision. ||Book Two in the Forever in the Games Series||Concluída
Three years after the Third Quarter Quell, the war between the Capitol and the Rebels is still raging. District Thirteen has been destroyed, President Coin and Plutarch are dead, and Peeta and Katniss haven't seen each other in nearly two years thanks to extensive resistance by the Capitol. With most of the adults no longer around, it's up to a bunch of kids who happened to survive a convoluted and deadly game, but a bunch of kids is where revolutions start. "Revolutions are in the hands of the young, and the young will always inherit the revolution." *SPOILERS FOR SONGBIRDS AND SNAKES FEATURED* Rated M for depictions of violence, sexual activity and language. *Do not own anything from the Hunger Games Trilogy.*
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