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Dean Winchester is lieutenant of the Royal Trading Ship Echelon. On a pleasantly sunny but particularly catastrophic day, he is marooned on an island somewhere in the middle of the Pacific Ocean with only one man for company. That man is Castiel, captain of the black-sailed Leviathan: a pirate, no less. Given the circumstances under which they are stranded, rescue seems unlikely, and it could be aeons before a ship even comes by. The two of them may as well make the most of their own private island, personal differences be damned.
Castiel Shurley has always done his duty by his family. When his father dies, Castiel inherits not only the title of Viscount, but also deep debts. At his aristocratic mother's behest, he agrees to court Miss Celeste "Charlie" Middleton—a wealthy heiress, but the daughter of cits. Though they are not in love—and though he secretly has feelings for her cousin, the charming Dean Winchester—Castiel and Charlie soon agree to wed.
But Castiel's life is upended by the arrival of his scandalous Aunt Amara, who reveals that he is not the son of Charles and Naomi, but illegitimate, taken from his unwed mother to serve as Charles’s heir. When she carries out her threat to reveal the truth to the world, Castiel loses his title, his home, and his place in the world. Feeling honour-bound to break off his engagement, he finds himself invited to stay instead, as a member of Dean and Charlie's unconventional household, and learns the meaning of freedom.
No one who had ever seen Aziraphale Fell in his youth would have supposed him born to be a hero. His situation in life, the character of his father and mother, his own person and disposition, were all equally against him. But when a gentleman is to be a hero, the attractions of a comfortable, quiet home cannot prevent him. Something must and will happen to throw his destiny in his way.
One should never forget that between a hero and his destiny, one will always find a villain.
Trusting parish rector Aziraphale attempts to navigate Regency Bath, the marriage market, and the complexities of his own heart in this take on Jane Austen's Northanger Abbey.
It’s 1895, and Aziraphale runs an old-fashioned apothecary shop with his brother Gabriel. Crowley is a pharmacist secretly planning to take over their business. But after he meets Aziraphale, the most adorable and trusting person ever to walk the Earth, what starts as an semi-innocent flirtation rapidly turns Crowley into a pining mess. This calls for a change of plans...
Basically lots of flirting, Crowley's ridiculous internal monologue and a close encounter in a very small shed, followed by rather a lot of angst and misunderstanding (but I promise it’ll all be lovely and fluffy in the end).
Castiel cleared space on his desk by the expedience of sweeping the previous contents to the side. He set the bundle down in the center of the surface and studied the knots in the rope before expertly untying them.
The book was old, its leather bindings cracked and crumbling. He carefully opened the cover to reveal the pages within, each hand cut, the edges beautifully deckled, the text written in pen and ink.
“This is written in ancient Enochian.” Castiel looked up, gaze narrowed. “Where did you obtain a book written in ancient Enochian?”
“Is that what it is? All I could tell is that it sure as hell isn’t English.” Mr. Winchester grinned, a dimple flashing in his cheek.
Lord John Sheppard was no stranger to the business of murder, but he'd hardly expected to find it on a weekend in the country. But murder it was, and what's more, Rodney McKay was the prime suspect. Can John find the real murderer and, in the process, prove McKay's innocence? Time is running out, and he'll need all of his famous sleuthing skills – and McKay's help – to keep the man he's falling in love with from the hangman's noose.
It’s a simple life. He wakes up at four-thirty in the morning, right before the sun breaches the horizon, eats a small breakfast, pulls on his waders, takes his fishing rod and bucket, and goes down to the bayou by five-fifteen.
What happens when a kind and attractive fisherman meets a sweet and strange merman that lives in the bayou? They fall in love, obviously.
Fisherman!Sam / Merman!Bucky
When Omega Dean Winchester meets the Duke Castiel Novak, their marriage breaks all the rules…
Since his return from war, the Duke of Ashbury’s to-do list has been short and anything but sweet: brooding and glowering, Now there’s a new item on the list. He needs an heir—which means he needs an omega. When Dean Winchester, a vicar’s Son turned tailor, appears in his library wearing a traditional wedding outfit, Castiel decides on the spot that he’ll do.
His terms are simple:
- They will be Alpha and Omega lovers by night only.
- No lights, no kissing.
- No questions about his battle scars.
- Last, and most importantly… Once he’s pregnant with his heir, they need never share a bed again.
But Dean is no pushover. He has a few rules of his own:
- They will have dinner together every evening.
- With conversation.
- And unlimited teasing.
- Last, and most importantly… Once he’s seen the man beneath the scars, he can’t stop him from falling in love…
Rodney McKay finds a man without his memories on the moor, but does this stranger need saving, or is he dangerous?
Dean Winchester will never be the perfect HouseOmega his father wishes he would be. He’s destined to be the arm candy of one of the wealthy Alphas his father is procuring for him. Answering an advertisement from a widowed Alpha looking for an Omega to be his mate and to help raise his pups out West may be the riskiest thing Dean’s ever done. But for the chance to be free of the constraints put upon him by his father and city society, it would be worth it! Go West young man really meant something now that the railways were laying track and steamers could make it up the Missouri. At the end of an arduous journey Dean’s excited to meet his intended. But, Castiel Novak is not the man he was in his letters. He seems to be one of the most reserved Alphas Dean has ever met. Will he be able to crack his new Alpha’s shell? Or has he just traded one societal prison for another?