You knew Mystic Falls was fictional. You knew the Salvatore brothers were vampires, Bonnie was a witch, Katherine was a survivor, and the town was practically a supernatural death trap. Then you woke up in 2009. Now the story you watched in 2026 is real—and you’re standing directly in the middle of it. You know what’s coming. Or at least, you thought you did. Because the moment you arrived, the timeline began to change. With an unnervingly sharp instinct for danger, accelerated healing, and a strange resistance to supernatural influence, you might have just enough of an advantage to survive Mystic Falls. But knowing someone’s fate is different when you start caring about them. And if you change the story too much… You might not recognize the ending.
She knew every monster. Every hunter. Every Winchester. Because Supernatural was just a TV show. Until Y/N wakes up in 2005 and realizes the world on her screen is real—and the men she spent years watching are standing right in front of her. Sam Winchester is still trying to escape hunting. Dean is searching for their missing father. John Winchester is nowhere to be found. And Y/N knows exactly what happens next. Or at least… she thought she did. Because the moment she enters the Winchester brothers’ world, the story begins to change. Monsters are real. Death is permanent. And knowing the future doesn’t mean she can control it. She came from our world. Now she has to survive theirs. The story was never supposed to include her.
Forks has always been full of secrets. Vampires hide among the living. Werewolves protect their territory. The Volturi watch from the shadows. Then Y/N arrives. And suddenly, everyone has a reason to wonder the same thing: Who is she—and why does the supernatural world seem to revolve around her?
Two women. One set of stones. A life neither of them expected. When Claire Beauchamp and Y/N are pulled through Craigh na Dun together, they awaken in Scotland in 1743—far from the life they knew and surrounded by a dangerous world of Highland clans, redcoats, and war. Then Y/N meets Jamie Fraser. What begins as friendship slowly becomes something neither of them can deny. As Jamie and Y/N fall in love, Claire is forced to watch the story she thought she knew unfold differently. Because in this story, Jamie Fraser doesn’t fall in love with Claire. He falls in love with Y/N. And sometimes, the stones don’t take you where you thought you were going… They take you exactly where you’re meant to be.
You knew the story. You knew Mystic Falls. You knew the vampires, the witches, the secrets—and you knew exactly how it was supposed to end. Then you woke up in 2009. Now you’re living inside The Vampire Diaries, surrounded by people you once watched from a screen. You know what’s coming, but there’s one problem: You weren’t supposed to be part of the story. Every choice you make changes something. A conversation that never happened. A relationship that shouldn’t exist. A decision that alters what comes next. The more you interfere, the less certain the future becomes. Because you know the story. But the story doesn’t know you.
following Wynonna Earp and her faternal twin sister Wylee, the great-great-granddaughters of Wyatt Earp, as they return to their hometown of Purgatory to fight demons (Revenants) with their family's legendary abilities and a team of allies, including their little sister Waverly, Doc Holliday, and agent Xavier Dolls. The show blends action, fantasy, and humor, focusing on their reluctant role as the "Demon Protector" and their fight against the resurrected outlaws Wyatt Earp killed.
Forks has always been full of secrets. Vampires hide among the living. Werewolves protect their territory. The Volturi watch from the shadows. Then Y/N arrives. And suddenly, everyone has a reason to wonder the same thing: Who is she—and why does the supernatural world seem to revolve around her?
Vampires have come out of the coffin, synthetic blood is on every grocery-store shelf, and Bon Temps is pretending everything is perfectly normal. Y/N is perfectly happy staying out of the supernatural mess—especially when her best friend Sookie Stackhouse already seems to have enough trouble of her own. But when a mysterious vampire named Bill Compton walks into Merlotte’s, the quiet little town begins to unravel. Murders. Vampires. Secrets. Desire. And something inside Y/N that she doesn’t even know exists. In Bon Temps, the night has teeth. And Y/N is about to discover that some things are far more dangerous than vampires. Because the fae have been hiding in the dark, too.
You were four years old when the ocean took you. No family. No civilization. No way home. Only an untouched island—and the creatures that lived there. Years later, you’ve forgotten what it means to be human. You hunt with wolves, understand the warnings of birds, swim beside predators, and know the jungle better than anyone ever could. The animals are your family. The island is your home. Until strangers arrive on your shore. They aren’t from your world. And suddenly, the girl who was raised by the wild is thrown into worlds filled with vampires, werewolves, witches, magic, and creatures far more dangerous than anything she’s ever known. They think they’ve discovered a feral girl. They have no idea they’ve discovered the one thing the island has spent years protecting.