Tony Stark has fought gods, aliens, monsters, and armies. He never expected to discover he had a daughter who was one of them. Y/N Stark is the daughter of Iron Man and Hera, Queen of Olympus—a powerful demigod raised at Camp Half-Blood, where she learned to fight alongside some of the greatest heroes of the Greek world. But when Y/N is brought to the Avengers Compound, Tony’s carefully hidden secret is finally exposed. Now the Avengers have to deal with a demigod joining their already chaotic family, an overprotective billionaire father, an actual goddess for a mother, and one very important complication: Y/N is dating Percy Jackson, son of Poseidon. Between Olympus, Camp Half-Blood, and the Avengers, things are about to get dangerously complicated. Because when a Stark is born of Olympus, even the gods aren’t ready for what comes next.
Y/N Romanoff-Rogers has never known a normal life. As the daughter of Steve Rogers and Natasha Romanoff, she was raised surrounded by the Avengers, who became more than heroes—they became her family. Living in Avengers Tower means endless chaos, family dinners, training, and more teasing than she can handle. With Tony and Pepper as Peter Parker’s adoptive parents, Morgan as his little sister, and Bucky and Yelena as Y/N’s favorite aunt and uncle duo, the Tower is always full of love. When Y/N and Peter’s childhood friendship turns into something more, everyone in the Tower has an opinion. Between overprotective parents, embarrassing family moments, and saving the world, Y/N learns that her greatest strength isn’t her powers or her legacy. It’s the family standing beside her.
Joey Lynch’s twin sister grew up in an abusive home where her father terrorized the family, and she learned to fight back with the same stubborn, protective attitude as Joey while quietly carrying deep trauma and protecting her younger siblings. When Shannon Lynch transferred to Tommen University, she was sent with her after struggling in school and being held back a year, and there she becomes known for being confident, sarcastic, and impossible to intimidate despite everything she’s been through. Over time, she grows close to Hughie Biggs, and what starts as teasing and arguments slowly turns into trust, giving her a glimpse of safety and a life beyond just surviving.
Everyone thinks they know Y/N and Landon. She’s the sunshine of the hockey team—the coach’s daughter who grew up around the rink, knows every player by name, and somehow manages to make even the grumpiest people smile. He’s the new captain—the intimidating transfer who keeps everyone at arm’s length and wants nothing to do with the coach’s daughter. There’s just one problem. She won’t leave him alone. And slowly, the captain who swore he’d never cross that line starts looking for her in every room.
He was a Malfoy. She was a Hufflepuff. And they were never supposed to fall in love. Draco Malfoy knows exactly what he is becoming—a Death Eater, bound to a life of darkness, blood, and fear. So when he falls for Y/N, the kind-hearted Hufflepuff who somehow sees the boy beneath the Malfoy name, he does the only thing he thinks will keep her safe: he pushes her away. But Y/N refuses to leave. No matter how cruel Draco becomes, she sees the fear behind his eyes. No matter how many times he tells her he’s bad for her, she refuses to believe that loving someone makes them impossible to save. As the war draws closer and Draco’s choices become more dangerous, their love becomes the one thing he can’t control—and the one thing Voldemort could use against him. He was supposed to be her downfall. Instead, she became his reason to fight.
Three years ago, Bucky Barnes disappeared without a goodbye, leaving Y/N Stark to pick up the pieces of a love she thought she’d never survive. Now, she has Ethan, a new life, and a heart she’s finally learned to protect. Then Bucky walks back into the Avengers’ lives—alive, changed, and still hopelessly in love with her. Some loves fade. Others leave a stain that never washes away.
Everyone expected Draco Malfoy’s twin sister to be a Slytherin. Y/N Malfoy was born into one of the most powerful pure-blood families in Britain. She was raised to follow the rules, protect the family name, and never question where she belonged. Then the Sorting Hat placed her in Gryffindor. Now the Malfoy name is hanging over her head, her twin brother is on the other side of the Great Hall, and the people she was taught to hate are becoming her closest friends. Harry Potter. Hermione Granger. Ron Weasley. Fred and George Weasley. And perhaps a few Slytherins she never expected to understand her. Caught between two worlds, Y/N must decide who she really wants to be before the growing darkness forces her to choose a side. Because sometimes the girl born a Malfoy has to become a lion.
