(human au, dystopian future) All her life, Clary, the daughter of the society's leader, has felt as though there was something missing—some absent freedom of choice that she didn't know was offered. When a mysterious boy named Jace Wayland shows her the flip side of society, she finds that she has a choice: safety or rebellion.
in a society where you are not allowed to choose your love, the emotion in its raw form is scarce, but a slim few manage to find it / percyannabeth, for nina at the monsters in the closet exchange / au, dystopian future
"She was no longer the girl who would leave chocolate kisses to attract elves in the way he had taught her. She was something of a devil in disguise, and she was knowingly killing Derrick." massiederrick, for natalie at the '14 octavian country day exchange
(human au) When a masked figure attempts to end Clary's life, her mother goes to extreme measures. She hires Jace Wayland to protect her until the threat has diminished, but Clary finds that when danger and desire mixes, the results turn to be more dangerous than the killer. (clace, slight malec, sizzy, and lukejocelyn.)
Stiles has a ten-step plan to make Lydia Martin fall in love with him before they graduate. (human au, ten-shot)
(au) In which Stiles and Lydia wake up in Vegas with hangovers, a few missing articles of clothes, and rings on their fingers.
"The sound of a cannon rang through her ears, and Annie knew that she would never be okay again." ; or, the tale of how Annie Cresta lost her simple mind in a battle against her love ; (odesta, au)
(Isabelle-centric) "Once upon a time, there was a girl who wore leather, daggers, and her heart on her sleeve." slight au, onexshot. for "autumn midnights" at the '14 gge.
(human au) When a nerd, princess, jock, slut, and bad boy are sent to serve a punishment in detention for eight hours, they find that their souls are closer than they had imagined. Based off "The Breakfast Club". (main focus is sydney&adrian)
(slash!fic, cam&derrick, a/u) "Even as a young boy, Cameron Fisher had been told to be himself, but he never understood how he could when his true self was looked down upon."