Eva works at a fancy coffee shop round the corner from New York's Avengers Tower, meaning she gets a lot of funny customers - and that the novelty's worn off. But, a day or so after the events in Sokovia, it's a new guy's turn to do the Earth's Mightiest Heroes' coffee run, and this one's different in more than just appearance. [Cover art by the lovely electricgale]

What do the Avengers do in their spare time? Play videogames of course! Read through as they try a selection of games. Chaos ensues! (Story better than summary) [Complete, additional story in the works]

Lizzy is feisty and spirited. Darcy, not so much.

Elizabeth and Darcy meet at the scene of a car crash. They do not politely exchange insurance information. Modern AU. Completed.

With John happily married and a baby at home, Sherlock realises that 221B has become far too quiet for his liking. Bridget Mason responds to the detective's advertisement for a flatmate. But with her comes a mysterious secret admirer, and his gifts are not something the citizens of London are prepared for at all. Set after HLV.

Lestrade finds a horrible way to handle the broken pieces of a world without Sherlock Holmes.

Mrs. Bennett educates her eldest daughters on what to expect on their wedding nights.

It wasn't that Tony thought a woman would never flirt with Bruce Banner, it was just that when it did happen, his friend remained blissfully unaware it was even happening. Every. Single. Time.

The Avengers do this every Friday night...

A week after the events in 'The Abominable Bride', it's Sherlock's birthday, and Mycroft decides to send him the annual birthday text. Character study oneshot on Mycroft and the Holmes brothers' relationship.

"John. I've never cared for writing letters. I've found that it is the medium of poets and romantics, and as I myself am a logical man with no need for folly and sentiment, I have thus far abstained. However, as is always the case with you, I find myself making an exception" [Post-Reichenbach] [Sherlock POV]

"James, did you know that some people think you've been following me around like a love sick puppy for the better part of our magical education?" Lily asked one evening, while they were sitting in the empty common room. "What?"

The one in which a territorial Loki becomes an instructor at the SHIELD Academy. It takes everyone some time to... adapt... to the new situation.

A series of oneshots centered around Pepper Potts' relationship with Bruce Banner. She notices a lot about Bruce over the years, from his tendency to babysit Tony to his subtle crush on the Black Widow. From the first conversation, Pepper knew she was going to like this guy. BruceNat and Pepperony. Post-IM3 to post-AoU.

First of five. After Sherlock returns from his four minute exile, he has some things to answer for. Post Christmas Special, written before Series Four. Spoilers.

Sirius, Peter and Remus work hard at exact revenge on their best mate. Do they know him well enough to pull it off?

Three months after Operation Avengers all is well. Or is it? When Steve and Tony hack into SHIELD to find missing weapons shipments they find more than they bargained for in the form of a prisoner who should, by rights, have been sent to Asgard long ago.

The thickest book on the shelf by her bed was about a beauty who fell for a beast, which Lily Evans thought was the most romantic thing in the world, and which Sirius Black thought was a load of crap.

Bella Swa- I mean, Anastasia Steele's steamy tale of BDSM and complete and utter crap is summarised in this ticklingly terrible parody of everyone's favourite erotica, E.L James' 'Fifty Shades of Grey'. The sort-of sequel to 'Twishite'. WARNING: Extremely anti-Twilight, extremely anti-FSoG - YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED. Rating may go up in future chapters.

On his first day of being in cancer remission, Mycroft finds himself sitting alone in his hospital room. As he tries to look forward to his new future without being sick and in pain, he is surprised by an unexpected visitor who brings him a unique gift, and a bribe that breaks Mycroft's heart. Sentimental fluff. No slash.

Tony has problems in the aftermath of the fight with the Chitauri, but his team is there and, hey, he's just been to space, give a guy some slack. The next morning they accept, but when he collapses weeks later, they're not going to let him brush it off again.

Sherlock loves his brother dearly, although he may not always express this love with words. Six drabbles featuring brotherly bonding between Sherlock and Mycroft. Reviews are always appreciated.

All dialogue fic about James and Lily naming their first born. "Harold?" "That's what I suggested!" "And it's even dumber coming from you, Sirius. I will not name my son a middle-aged man's name!" K for a mild innuendo. Please review! Oneshot

"His brother was a pirate, a dragon slayer, a stupid little boy. Never a murderer." Mycroft sees Sherlock for the first time since the events at Appledore, and the last time before he sends him on his fatal mission. A missing scene from HLV where the Holmes brothers find a way to say goodbye.

When she gets to the Kitchens, she doesn't expect James Potter to be there. James drops the spoon he's holding. It clatters into the bowl of batter and disappears beneath the surface. A glob of it lands on his jumper. "No! No. Come in. I'm making cookies. For Sirius."

Harry says his first word. It's not what you might expect.

For an Avengerkink prompt. Tony's arc reactor is fairly invasive and must have other side effects beyond the palladium poisoning. What if, as a result, Tony is unable to respond to a call to Assemble but the team doesn't know why? Misunderstandings all around! Que angst and h/c!

Five times John saw Sherlock doing childish things, and one time he joined him. Epic friendship.

Bruce knows the fear. He is used to it. How does he react to the one man that doesn't seem to fear him? Non-slash.

Why the Avengers can't have nice things. UPDATED: happy birthday, Fury! They're bringing the party to you.

What happens when a high functioning sociopath meets a genius-billionaire-playboy-philanthropist? Clint and John are about to find out.

Sherlock is assaulted by an unknown assailant while John is away, leaving him with a severe brain injury. While his intellect and personality are intact, he's having trouble moving and speaking easily. John finds himself as the main source of support to a flatmate struggling to do the things he loves most. And Sherlock Holmes has never been the best of patients.

It's not easy learning how to text when you've been sealed in Asgard all your life, or if your big green fingers are too big to press the buttons, or if you've been trapped in a deep ice cryonic sleep for the past 70 years. It's also difficult to text when you're about to slit someones throat because you're a redheaded assassin. But, let's face it. They're the Avengers.

For the longest of times, all Darcy has is a few simple moments. A touch of the hand, to the shoulder, the wrist. Moving through time with Lizzie Bennet is slow, but he savors every second. A Lizzie Bennet Diaries fanfiction.

Lestrade needs a place to stay for a few days. He asks John if he can stay at Baker Street, but John's going to be out of town. The resulting e-mails. UPDATE: Now translated to Russian here: www. ficbook. net/readfic/892392 and translated to Polish here: /s/9460806/1/Things-You-Should-Know-PL

including Loki and other characters. Rules you should- or not follow when you're living with The Avengers. But lets face it, no one would follow these rules, right? Right. Signed Jackie Walker. May contain some spoilers from the movie. Rated T because of language and other stuff that will come later... or not.

In which Steve learns not to trust what the tabloids say. Especially when concerning one Tony Stark.

Tony and Steve catch each other, both figuratively and literally.

"No comment." Yeah, well, Tony Stark is tired of the no comments. Here's a comment for you...

Loki wanted the Avengers defeated. But that didn't mean just anyone was allowed to defeat them. Or, five times Loki helps the Avengers.

Lestrade helps Sherlock home after the events in Belgravia. And gets a little leverage along the way.

'I need your help.' It is the night before the Fall. The night before the day that will change everything. Mycroft is faced with a terrible responsibility as he watches his brother set in motion the events that will precede his own downfall. Oneshot.

When John goes on holiday, Lestrade learns that being Sherlock Holmes' sidekick is a very tough job.

"You're caught in the ring, but what boy doesn't want to join the circus?" / A look at five of the most intricate characters in the series.

Thor and Steve are definitely not hiding in a Denny's restaurant. Because Thor doesn't hide and Steve doesn't run away from his problems.

Tony wakes up feeling like crap and finds himself longing for the times he lived alone and it was a lot easier to get a simple cup of coffee.

Hazing!Verse 11: The Avengers are turned into kids by a soft-science de-aging serum, silliness ensues. -Tinyvengers! Crack-

Steve is a pretty calm guy, except when people blatantly disobey his orders. People named Tony Stark.

A massive storm keeps John trapped in Baker Street with a half-blind (for science!), very bored Sherlock Holmes.

Is there another jumper on the roof of St Bart's?

Clint plays a prank on Tony, but his reaction isn't quite what he expected. Rated for flashbacks and mentions of torture.

Mycroft has always protected his younger brother, but there are some things he just can't control. Sherlock's relationship with John Watson is one of them. Set during the first two seasons of Sherlock, with all the spoilers that would entail.

He watches over the faithful.

It takes thirteen hours for Mycroft to discover that Sherlock isn't dead. A breakdown, in both senses of the word.

John Watson knows who is the real soldier of Baker Street.

Written for this prompt on Norsekink: "So many prompts and fills seem to have Thor being the one confused with the way things work on Midgard. I'd like to see some Loki being confused by Midgardian things."

After "the fall," an attack on Lestrade proves that Sherlock's friends aren't as alone as they thought.

John finally snapped. He must have. Really, it's the only explanation for the corpse on the sofa. Two 221Bs. Light language. Richenbach spoilers; not mine.

It was this law they made for themselves, a law that said: 'Pretend to hate each other.' Sherlock/Mycroft brotherly love.

Mycroft Holmes is the most indispensable man in Britain, and practically no one knows his name.

A badly injured Sherlock waits for help to arrive. Naturally, he's more concerned with the whereabouts of his scarf.

"You know, Prongs, your kid hasn't turned out half bad." ... "Why thanks, Padfoot. I'd say the same about yours, but even if you had one, all the inbreeding would've done a number on the blighter and the words just wouldn't have been heartfelt." / The Marauders meet again.

This is one way it might happen. There are, of course, many. NOTE: This is part of the Sofie Series, a sequel to "Mouth of Babes," "Facing Forward," "Sentry Duty," and "Lessons Learned."

A hostage situation at 221B proves that not all dangers come from Moriarty. NOTE: This is part of the Sofie Series, a sequel to "Mouth of Babes," "Facing Forward," and "Sentry Duty."

Comfort isn't Sherlock's area, is it?

Mycroft and Sherlock have never considered taking the easy way to resolution.

Standing by Sherlock and John may cost Lestrade what he holds most dear. Who will stand by Lestrade? NOTE: This is part of the Sofie Series, a sequel to "Mouth of Babes" and "Facing Forward."

While John and Sherlock watch Sofie, someone else watches Lestrade. NOTE: This is a direct sequel to "Mouth of Babes" and includes an original character first introduced in that story.

What Lestrade needed that night was distance. What he wanted was a few hours alone in which to grieve. What he got was Sherlock Holmes picking the lock of his front door.

The first and only time John saw Sherlock and Anderson work well as a team without complaint, they were performing CPR on Lestrade.

Sherlock and John become little Sophie McKinnon's heroes after they successfully take down a robber at Sainsbury's. Over the years, John keeps up with her. Sherlock couldn't care less... or at least, that's what John thinks.

Mycroft is suspected of trying to kill himself by drug overdose. Sherlock refuses to believe this - Mycroft just isn't the type. …Is he?

Several weeks after the explosion at the pool following "The Great Game" episode, Lestrade visits the recuperating Sherlock and John at 221B Baker Street. He brings case files and food... and a visitor in tow.

S/J friendship. Sherlock forgets sometimes that others have limitations, like needing food or sleep. When a few people remind him of this when it comes to John, he realizes that maybe he should take a bit more notice.

99% of the time, Sherlock can't be bothered to proofread his texts. / / "Luckily I've learned how to translate your bizarre AutoCorrect mishaps, Sherlock. Anyone else might've been alarmed if you asked them to look at the 'new fetus' in the kitchen."

For six summers, Lily's parents hear all about that Potter boy. Then comes the seventh.

Insanity must be contagious, because John finds himself talking to that damn skull more often than he would like to admit.

John turned his phone on, which immediately chimed with voice-mail from Harry; no doubt the traditional five-after-midnight caterwauling. Gen.

John Watson, well. John Watson has his jumpers.

Not being able to breath the air at Longbourn after Mr. Collins' longwinded and insincere proposal, Elizabeth heads for the woods where she runs into an injured Mr. Darcy.

You can take Sirius out of the Blacks, but you can’t always take the Black out of Sirius. All four of them can see that, because none of them are blind. MWPP drabble.

A bored Sirius comes up with idea of themed Fridays and tricks James to participate. The catch? The raven haired quidditch captain must speak in Victorian English for a day. A humorous one-shot. Dialogue only. MWPP era.

Lily and Sirius. For a moment, she thinks of saying yes. He is so warm and she is so cold, but then she hears the echo of his laughter and sees the shape of his lips as they pull into a smirk and she remembers that she hates him.

James and Sirius. "Why can't a heterosexual guy tell a heterosexual guy that he thinks his booty is fly?" An inside look at one of the closest friendships the world will know.

A year after Sirius' death, Tonks wakes to find her sweater vest wearing werewolf isn’t by her side and discovers him sitting on the roof, stargazing. RemusTonks. One shot.

James worships the ground Lily, er, throws him on? Includes stalking, Polyjuice potion and James attempting many acts of suicide such as drowning his head in toilet bowls because Apple Of His Eye Evans hates his guts. Or does she? Complete .

Remus finally lets his feelings known for Tonks after a wrestle with a shirt, a crash of a lamp, a disturbing dream of Sirius Black as an advice giving Philidelphia cheese spread loving angel, and strawberry cheesecake. One shot.

Messrs. Moony, Wormtail, Padfoot, and Prongs proudly present...8 Ways To Ruin Your Daughter's Love Life. You have been warned. [COMPLETE]

One-shot: Belle and her Prince adjust to life after the transformation.