Catarina Pereira

The life of Shadowhunters was never quiet for long. Your mission on earth is to protect everyone from the presence of demons. Eventually, from people with powers who freak out and put demons in the land, too. Helen and Aline have experienced situations like these more than once, but now, as a couple who run an institute and care for children, their way of dealing with problems needs to be adapted. In this story, they head an investigation into necromancy that will put their entire family at risk and they will need, more than ever, to devise strategies to keep those they love the most safe.

Melodie

Everything happened because of the gods. And it's not like they didn't know, they did. Not that it was their fault, no, they're just responsible. It makes sense? Of course. That's why everything needs to be explained from the beginning. It all started with a prophecy and an oath, right after the Second World War, but that's another story. Look there for journal 26. This is the story of how the gods destroyed everything, including themselves.

EsterNW

As a child in Wales, Christmas used to be William Herondale's favorite time of year. Since he had moved to the London Institute, his Christmases had turned into true Greek comedies. In his first year, he'd set fire to a curtain—accidentally, it's worth noting—. In the second year, there had been the mess with Tatiana and Gabriel Lightwood. In his third year, he had skipped the party in an attempt to avoid yet another tragedy. A mistake, for he'd woken up on the twenty-fifth with a hangover, a black eye, and a tattoo of the Welsh Dragon on his back from who knows where. On her fourth Christmas at the Institute, things started to go wrong before the party even started.

Earhart

In the great city of London in 1880, murders disturb the silent London peace. The killer appears to show a disturbing interest in prostitutes, dumping their mangled and lifeless bodies in the River Thames. While everyone tries not to think about those horrible murders, Agatha Turner dreams of unmasking the mysterious killer. Her biggest dream is to become a detective, as she reads in the various books in the family bookstore. However, while this is not possible, she is content to help her parents in the family business. To make her dream come true, she will have the help of several people, especially her best friend, Benjamin. However, not everything is rosy, and Agatha will have to face Benjamin's illness and an arranged marriage that is totally unwanted for her. Will Agatha be able to unravel the murders that haunt London? Will she allow her parents to find a husband of their own, or will she go against the grain of 19th century London society to follow her heart?

LGomes

Hello Greek and Roman demigods, hunters, legacies, satyrs, nymphs and fans of whatever is here. Welcome to the LEO VALDEZ TALK SHOW. A fun talk show hosted by Hephaestus' son Leo Valdez and his co-host/director/girlfriend/writer of this madness Lari Gomes, daughter of Poseidon. Together, Leo and Lari will interview several characters and personalities from various sagas, movies, books and series suggested by you, dear reader! That's right! you will be able to have a special participation in this program, sending questions and suggestions of characters through the field of comments.

kagomechan

CONTINUED FROM RICK RIORDAN'S BOOKS. What if the Egyptians, Greeks, Romans and Nordics of Rick Riordan's world found themselves in a huge problem that would end up having to force everyone to not only get to know each other, but also have to face a situation so big that it could lead (or not ) at the end of the world? It's not that they've never tried to stop the end of the world before, but they've rarely had to deal with so many mythologies at once, even going beyond these four mythologies. In a crossover to destroy the world in complete chaos, our favorite demigods and wizards will have to save the world once again and this time several mythologies have decided to come together to create an end of the world that will leave Ragnarok to shame. And it's not just Greco-Roman, Norse and Egyptian mythologies that will worry our heroes. The dangers arise even from those who centuries ago were enemies or allies of these peoples. A continuation of the saga of Rick Riordan's books. This story fits into: EGYPTIAN: — After "The Crown of Ptolemy" GREEK/ROMAN: — After "The Nero's Tower" NORDIC — After "The Ship of the Dead" (cover art = merged images of the diva da Viria) (just because a character is on the cover, it doesn't mean he appears, but I'll try to make it appear) (a lot of research on mythology is done with each chapter released)