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The first two are WIPs and the last one is a one-shot. At least, I hope it's a one-shot.
the pale morning sings (10452 words) by seren_ccd
Chapters: 4/?
Fandom: From Dusk Till Dawn: The Series
Rating: Not Rated
Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply
Relationships: Kate Fuller/Seth Gecko
Characters: Santanico Pandemonium, Kate Fuller, Seth Gecko, Richard Gecko, Scott Fuller
Additional Tags: Women Being Awesome
Summary:
Santanico Pandemonium breathes in the smell of a thousand souls worth of blood, but it’s Kisa that breathes out, gives the site one last look, and starts to turn the bike around. It’s the flutter of a white sheet trapped on the branches of a bush that has her pause before she turns back to look more closely. Kate Fuller stares back at her.
aka 'Kisa and Kate go on a road trip.'
Ballroom dancing, icebergs, and Nicholas Cage (565 words) by seren_ccd
Chapters: 1/5
Fandom: Thor (Movies), The Avengers (Marvel Movies)
Rating: Mature
Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply
Relationships: Darcy Lewis/Steve Rogers
Characters: Darcy Lewis, Steve Rogers
Series: Part 2 of we're not genre-specific here
Summary:
The cinematic education of Steve Rogers continues. Steve clearly has a good handle on the sci-fi and scary movie tropes. Let's see how he does with the other genres. aka Five times Steve and Darcy watch 'the classics according to Darcy Lewis'. Sequel to 'Mega-Sharks, zombies and Paul Bunyon - oh my!'.
your grace is wasted in your faith (2681 words) by seren_ccd
Chapters: 1/1
Fandom: Daredevil (TV), Marvel Cinematic Universe
Rating: Teen And Up Audiences
Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply
Relationships: Karen Page/Frank Castle, Frank Castle/Karen Page
Characters: Karen Page, Frank Castle
Summary:
It's somewhere around ten at night on a Thursday and Frank Castle stood in front of her and she had the wild thought that he's either there to kill her or help her with her groceries. She hoped it was to help her with her groceries because the plastic handles were cutting off circulation in her fingers. Karen/Frank UST.
