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How Stiles got sucked back into pack life. (30506 words) by Katefkndoes
Chapters: 8/8
Fandom: Teen Wolf (TV)
Rating: General Audiences
Warnings: Graphic Depictions Of Violence
Relationships: Derek Hale/Stiles Stilinski
Characters: Derek Hale, Stiles Stilinski, Lydia Martin, Peter Hale, Jackson Whittemore, Cora Hale, Alan Deaton
Additional Tags: FBI Agent Stiles Stilinski, Alpha Derek Hale, Oblivious Stiles Stilinski, Bad Friend Scott McCall (Teen Wolf), except not really he just makes bad decisions, Scott McCall (Teen Wolf) Bashing, Bad Alpha Scott McCall (Teen Wolf), soft Derek Hale, BAMF Derek Hale, Sane Peter, Violence, it’s pretty graphic, Only part 7 though, Warning for Kate Argent even if she’s only mentioned, Mates, Mates Derek Hale/Stiles Stilinski, That movie does not exist
Summary:

“I’ve got a problem,” Derek says by way of greeting when he turns up without warning on the doorstep of his shitty campus apartment in Quantico. It's been almost a year since Stiles has seen Derek, but somehow he’s still not surprised to see him.

 

(I suck at titles and summaries).

Duty of the Living by Jilly James is a Teen Wolf story with a slight Derek Hale/Stiles Stilinski pairing. It's getting there, and it's important, but it's not the main focus of the story. The main focus is on Stiles and his awakening to his destiny.

Author's summary: Stiles leaves Beacon Hills after the events with the kanima. It was supposed to be for a summer, giving him time to get some perspective, but perspective means that Stiles isn’t interested in going back. Not until he’s forced to.

(I finally got off my Avengers kick and fell headfirst into Teen Wolf, which I've avoided for the past decade. I blame Jilly James.)

Between Heaven and Hell by Moonstalker24 picks up right after the fight in the bunker in Captain America: Civil War is a delight for those of us that are still feeling salty about that whole business. (The pairing is Tony/Pepper, but their relationship is not the main focus of the story.)

Author's summary:

There’s a sort of poetry to the pain that lances through him. A sort of slow burn that is usually associated with strong alcohol and certain types of recreational narcotics. It radiates out from his chest. Throbbing through him in pulses every time his lungs expand. He can feel the sharp spines of gold-titanium alloy digging into his flesh. The crackle-shift of broken ribs moving into places they shouldn’t be.

He's going to die this time. He can feel his extremities getting colder, heavier. Knows that the armor is only slowing the blood loss, not stopping it.

Tony Stark is left to die in a bunker in Siberia. His family doesn't like that at all. As they rally around him, so does the rest of the world, forcing the Rogue Avengers to face the consequences of their actions.

Unleash Your Demons by Keira Marcos is an amazing Avengers story that goes AU after Infinity War (and it's a much better resolutions than Endgame... *shudder*).

Here is the author's summary: Tony Stark can't live with the damage Thanos has done.
Infinity Stones in hand, he makes a choice that will alter the fate of
the universe.

Imperfect by Jilly James is a Sentinel fusion with NCIS and Criminal Minds (Tony DiNozzo/Derek Morgan). I will admit I still have bad feelings toward NCIS and the way TPTB handled Tony's relationship with the team, so this story was very cathartic. Here is the author's summary: After rescuing Ziva from Somalia, Tony comes online as a powerful guide. The Center says he has a perfect match, the ideal sentinel, waiting for him. But his sentinel isn’t interested. As Tony finds his way into a new future, he finds that something imperfect can be what he actually needs.

Does It Hurt? by squireofgeekdom is an awesome Avengers story. It's what I wish Civil War had been. Summary: Steve doesn't find Bucky after the bomb. Bucky finds Tony. They have a conversation. Then things get complicated.

Aftermath of a Civil War by shadowlancer_95 is a post-Civil War Avengers series that shows us different character interactions that occur after the movie ends. I thought the author did a good job of showing the emotional toll the events of the Civil War had on various characters. This is definitely Team Stark, so if you're a Cap fan, it might not be your cup of tea. I've been angry at Cap since the movie, so I found it very satisfying.

Candle, Cup, and Casket by http://archiveofourown.org/users/Desiderii/pseuds/Desiderii is an amazing Merlin (Merlin/Arthur) space opera that grabs hold of you and just DOES NOT LET GO! I stayed up all night reading, as I was so caught up in the story and characters that sleep was impossible. This epic is awesome in every sense of the word. Here is the author's summary:

In some far distant future, Arthur heir Pendragon, Captain of the galley-class Kilgharrah and Prince of the Camelot, answers a distress call from the alien-besieged Ealdor. There, he finds Merlin, a plausibly-deniable sorcerer with an irresistible grin. This is the story of how the terraformation of planet Albion was threatened by the prejudices of the past, of finding solid ground and taking a stand, and of giving yourself reasons to trust.

A phantasmagorical space opera, high fantasy in a science fiction setting, this work includes cyborg Arthur, fighter-pilot Morgana, spectral dragons, Lovecraftian horrors, sentient spaceships, and a little bit of that kissing stuff.

Life Sentence by astolat is a Brian/Dom Fast & the Furious AU that just hits all my buttons. (I wasn't even sure I could read F&F vic anymore without crying, but this story took me for a wild and fun ride.) Here's the author's summary:


“Sit down,” the doctor said. He took blood, three vials filling up dark red. “Any medical conditions?”

“No,” Dom said, and then his mouth kept going and said, “What if I want to volunteer for bonding?”

The doctor peered at him over the glasses. “Do you want to volunteer for bonding?”

It hung in the air. Dom felt it like a noose around his throat, squeezing. Twenty-five to life. “Yeah,” he said.

Hey, M7 fans: http://www.deadline.com/2010/10/atf-bringing-crimefighting-feds-to-tv/

Now, if we could just convince them to cast the M7 boys... ;-)