They won't tell me exactly what happened. I hear whispers behind doors. A freak accident—a catastrophe. I was rushed to the ER. The doctors didn't expect me to survive. But I have, and now I have no memory of my former life. But I have a mission: to find out everything I did, the person I once was. What puzzles me is why the new boy, Percy Jackson, wants to help me with it. AU, AH.

Set in Jason, Hazel, and Annabeth's point of views. While the remaining Seven travel to the Doors of Death to rescue their friends from Tartarus, a monster army led by the giant Clytius is on their trail, and the Romans threaten war on the Greeks. But Percy and Annabeth have the worst: If they can make it through Tartarus, they'll have to confront the challenging House of Hades.

"Come," she says. I shake my head. "I can't . . . I'm not ready." My mother looks disappointed. "Beatrice. I thought you were braver than that." Slowly, she reaches out to touch the birds flying on my collarbone. And I know she understands what they represent—my family and my freedom. My Divergence has finally freed me—but oh, what a cost I've had to pay for it. Allegiant spoilers.

She picked him up on a job. Since then, they've become good friends and been on countless cons together. They're practically soulmates. And yet, Hale hasn't confided in Kat his most compelling secret: his name. Kat/Hale, one shot. Spoilers for Perfect Scoundrels.

Sequel to my story A Night in Paris, but you can read this without having read that. Percy and Annabeth are relaxing on the beach at a beach house with Paul, when they are interrupted and swept up in yet another quest, this time including the queer spirit of a river god's daughter, an old friend who just might be traitorous, and a monster with red fur bent on catching them.

In which the Seven are little demigods with big powers. Multi-chaptered.

It's a typical winter day in New York when Annabeth takes Percy with her to pick up a book at the library. Percy, being the Seaweed Brain that he is, is quite disruptive, and they are forced to flee from an angry librarian. Percabeth fluff! Rated T for some swearing and a few comments from our darling Percy. Cover art credit goes to Viria. One shot.

"His fingers weave the strands into place, silky against his fingers. Their dark chocolatey color is glossy, catching all the lights in the room, mesmerizing him." While experiencing trauma and grief together, Jason braids Piper's hair, again and again and again. Jasper, one shot.

Sequel to Percy Jackson and the Staff of Hermes. Ever wondered what happened the night of Percy and Annabeth's one-month anniversary? They have just helped Hermes recover his staff, and he's repaid them by allowing them time in Paris, France until midnight. Percy and Annabeth are enjoying exploring the city. Then something goes un-according to plan. My first fanfic! Please review!

"She won't look at him. She knows what he'll look like if she does: his beautiful face will appear broken and confused and lost, because that's how he's feeling. If she looks back at him, she'll give in and stay behind. She'll abandon her quest, and she would never forgive herself if she did that." Thanks to Blondie B. Happy who read over this. Angsty Percabeth. One shot.

Rick Riordan is stressed with deadlines while finishing writing The House of Hades. Speedy, his terrier dog, and his family are all too helpful. A pretty funny idea I've had for a while now. Also, I have not met the Riordan family or read The House of Hades yet, so everything is from my imagination. One shot.

Jason's point of view. Reyna gave Jason permission to show Piper around New Rome, so Jason does just that with the brief time they have together before Leo starts firing the ballistae on the forum. They might even stop for cups of coffee along the way and experience a whipped cream kiss. Written during The Mark of Athena. Jasper, one shot.

Jason sighed in frustration. "You know what? Just forget it. Even if you won't forgive me, I'm sorry. I've just felt like I needed to tell you that." Reyna sucked in a breath. "That's the second time I've been apologized to in a way very untraditional to Romans recently." She slowly glanced up to meet his eyes. A "deleted scene" from The Mark of Athena. One shot.

It's 1859 when Elle Shoreson leaves her home in Boston for a trip with her father to the Henleys' Belmont Plantation in Virginia. Elle makes new friends with the Henleys' son, William, and a slave girl about her age, named Clotee. The three all share the same thoughts against slavery, but the Henley family doesn't agree. Can Elle and her new friends make it as hidden abolitionist?

After arriving in Cairo, Illinois with her father, by the boat Liberty, Marie-Grace meets all her relatives while visiting her great-aunt Lisette. Marie-Grace becomes especially good friends with her cousin Alice, and Alice decides to show Marie-Grace the town of Cairo. But after a report in the newspaper one morning, the girls begin to suspect a mystery is brewing. . . .

"I know what you're thinking," he said. Piper gulped. "You do?" "You're wondering who Reyna is, but don't worry"—Jason reached over and took her hand, and Piper's heart nearly leapt out of her throat—"she was just a friend of mine at Camp Jupiter." There was something strict in his eyes, as though he dared her to suggest he and Reyna had been more than friends. Jasper, one shot.