"Trouble is my middle name."
~
Lillian Nightshade is a metaphorical rock in SHIELD's boot, one that not only has a mouth snarkier and more sarcastic than the hypothetical (and entirely impossible) baby of Tony Stark and Deadpool, but has a certain knack for slipping from the authorities' grasp on a regular basis. She's arrogant, she's witty, she's satirical, she's immature and she's one of the best damn assassins in the industry.
Steve Rogers is the hero every man wants to be. He has a strong sense of duty, honour, dignity and humility, with old fashioned, idealistic goals that would make the world a better place. Some - namely Stark - would call him a stick in the mud and make a mockery of him by pinning him with obscene names like 'Fourth of July Stripper' or 'Walking Flagpole', but in the end, he's America's sweetheart with a golden legacy that will last for generations.
So it's only natural that the two complete opposites - who are also each other's enemies- to clash the moment they meet one another, yes?
Filled with action, revenge, old adversaries, humour and of course the lovely drizzle of a bipolar romance, this is the story of how a narcissistic assassin falls for one of Earth's Mightiest Heroes.
Her enemy.
BOOK ONE OF THE NIGHTINGALE CHRONICLES
WINNER OF MARVEL FANFICTION AWARDS 2016 IN FOLLOWING CATEGORIES:
#1 Female Villain - Lillian Nightshade
Best Female Antihero- Lillian Nightshade
Most Motivational Character - Allison Renegade
Best Developed Character - Lillian Nightshade
Highest number on Fanfiction is #6
**UNDER EDITING AND CONSTRUCTION**
** I do not own any Marvel or comic characters. I only own Lillian Nightshade, the plot and some other characters that may appear later on in the story. The rest of the rights are reserved to Marvel and DC comics.
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