Avenger’s Tower

The Avengers new recruit ends up torn between two super soldiers right in the middle of their most recent charity gala - one just wants what’s best for her, and the other is looking for a challenge - in which a high stakes romance commences that may jeopardise the future of the entire team.

In a world where superpowers don’t exist, Marvel University is full of drama, parties, scandals, and a world where your biggest stressor is who you’ll date next.

A modern Marvel Rivals AU where heroes, villains, mutants, and gods from across the multiverse are trapped together inside the Nexus, an enormous residence that serves as their home between unpredictable 6v6 battles. When you arrive as a newly registered hero, you're thrown into a world of powerful strangers, established friendships, bitter rivalries, and complicated relationships. Between dangerous matches, chaotic roommates, unexpected friendships, and potential romances, you'll have to find your place among Marvel's most unpredictable personalities. With no clear way home, life in the Nexus is anything but ordinary and the battles are only half the chaos.

Born from two Avengers, raised by their greatest enemy—now the tower's newest resident is about to turn everyone's world upside down.

When Tony Stark's brilliant daughter meets the newest Avenger-in-training, their instant nerd connection may be hiding something neither of them expected.

In the Marvel Universe, the Avengers begin to notice things moving and going missing around the tower. Then, out of nowhere, they seem to have gained a new personal assistant that no one can work out who hired. The girl is confident, cocky, smart - almost a carbon copy of Tony Stark in every way possible. Will she stick around? And will her secrets be revealed in the mean time?

Rescued from HYDRA's clutches, a tortured soul must choose between becoming the weapon they created or the hero the Avengers believe they can be.

Live life Dangerously

A Marvel fanfiction where Bucky Barnes's lost love—Steve Rogers's own sister—survives decades as Hydra's prisoner and the Red Room's deadliest weapon, waiting for the one man whose grip she longs for.

After years abroad, you return to New York hoping to rebuild your life, only to find yourself struggling financially and needing somewhere cheap to stay. The obvious person to contact is Peter Parker, your childhood best friend—the boy you used to spend every summer with before life separated you. Peter agrees to let you rent a room in his apartment, relieved to have someone familiar back in his life. The only problem is that you have no idea Peter is Spider-Man.