The fourth in my Hunger Games series. Even though it isn't a Quarter Quell, President Raven decides to throw in a little twist and unveil something that has been a secret for many years. These games are meant to be one of the most complex, suspenseful ones yet. Which one of our dear tributes will survive, and which will have their blood splattered across the arena's walls?

While you still live in the hearts of others, you can never truly die. The river washes the blood away, the world forgets, but those 24 children, taken in tribute, they will never die. The river runs, and they are claimed, but they live on. This is their story.

The Games have been won. The story is just beginning.

They are the Capitol's children. The Games are their teacher, their entertainment, their inheritance. But those so young cannot possibly understand something so terrible...

Justine can put Alois through anything she so desired, even at the price of his life. Just as long as she stayed with him... Alois/Justine. Rated T

As the third anniversary of the rebels' defeat dawns, twenty-four children prepare to fight to the death. And this time, you decide whom.

He smiles as he cuts me.

Under the green pine, lay me down to sleep. Why the Capitol does not use snow arenas. Happy birthday, VividlyVisceral.

Reposted from the Fallout Kinkmeme,Doctor Borous gets f!courier pregnant. Some spoilers for Old World Blues. Could be a trigger for impregnation against the courier's will.

With the Quarter Quell rolling around to add to the brutality and terror that is the Hunger Games, the stakes are even higher.CLOSED.

"I knew I should have taken a left." Getting lost during an uprising can never turn out well. Written for the Caesar's Palace Prompts: Member Challenges, The Vivid Challenge.

"My, you have rather pointy teeth." A boy watches his sister kill with a weapon most would never have guessed. Written for the Caesar's Palace Prompts: Member Challenges, The Vivid Challenge.

There is always more than one side to a story. Witness the beginnings of the 13th Hunger Games through the eyes of Careers, other tributes, mentors, Capitolgoers, officials, and the tributes' families and friends.

Part 3: He cries harder into my shoulder and I whisper in his ear, "Don't worry, I'll help you. We're friends now and I am very good at fixing people." ON HIATUS

"Why was it that every time life was starting to be good for her, something bad just had to happen and ruin it? It wasn't fair." Set between BS1 and BS2. One-shot. George & Nico.

Chelsea was nervous the first night she got into bed with new husband, Shea, but finds she needn't have worried THEN. Now, the next evening has arrived, and she's got way more on her plate than she thought she would! Shea/Chelsea LEMON

Why, Finnick? Why are they lying? Short oneshot in Annie's POV

I killed a boy whose name I don't even know -Marvel, his name was Marvel. Somewhere his family is weeping for him -They were a family of six, then five, & now four. His friends call for my blood -He didn't have that many friends...set in THG & briefly CF

These are a series of poems about different characters in the series.

A oneshot that is similar to "Nightly Rituals". Shea has a dream one night about the resident farm girl that he finds to be incredibly nice to think about... But, hey...what's that under his blanket! Masturbation, one sided Shea/Chelsea, oh jeez!

Part 2: Another year has come and our two victors haven't been living the comfortable life they thought they earned. Guilty thoughts still haunt them as the 77th Hunger Games begin. And this time the Capitol has a suprise.

An average Hunger Games, as seen by the Capitol. The games have ended, but the victor's memories will last a lifetime. That lifetime, however, might end sooner than expected. Massive Mockingjay-compliant epilogue now updated. No spoilers.

Conflict brings out the best in some and the worst in others. Oneshot look into Marvel's Games.

Fifteen-year-old Circe Heron is selected for the Hunger Games by sheer chance. She already has little prospect of survival, but it's obvious all support is heading for her districtmate. Can she survive, completely on her own? Rated T just in case.

"Oh, and I suppose the apples ate the cheese." Katniss, The Hunger Games, page 318.

"Rue," I say forcefully, gripping her tiny shoulders in my large hands. "Rue!" Then her eyes fly open and she shoots up from bed, as if she has been waiting for me to say her name all this time.

A letter one-shot about remembering a lost sibling. "Written" by Glimmer to her sister. R&R I appreciate any form of constructive criticism!

Maybe if she had been willing to step over the white line for him — even for one short moment, just to make him happy — it would’ve turned out differently.

It's the first ever Hunger Games. And what happens when you place an optimist who doesn't know how to shut up in them? Apart from all the deaths you get in the Hunger Games? Well, why don't you find out?

Shea writes a poem for Chelsea. Of course, for a boy with limited vocabulary, it's not exactly the easiest task. Plus there's the part where he has to get it to her.