Ok. Sorry, ive been slowly getting through your stuff here, I think ive got a good hinge on things now
I'd say your lenore series has been the most fun to read, the characters are interesting and although the issues and the conflict are resolved fairly quick, they have enough content to keep the story interesting. Remember the key to prose is conflict, the more the characters clash/connect/interfere the better the narrative
eg Mr Gosh and his lust-hunt for Lenore is one of the best bits in TCLDG
(p.s whats the deal? Is lenore fan-fiction or your own stuff?)
Your first-person Goddess/witch stuff is good, an interesting reflection on an immortals life-experience. I think you need to work on your concluding paragraphs/outros to these things; as the mood of the narration acts like a parable or a short-story, you should try and get your story to work to a final message at the end, it'll give the piece a much more unified and polished feel.
I havent read much of your x-reader stuff, mainly because the majority of those are focussed on immersing female readers, where it kind of distances me being a guy. I cant really give much advice on this stuff because I dont read or write a lot of it, but if you want my initial opinion id say you're other stuff is more immersive for me
As for your writing, your descriptive language is good, but a little repetitive at times (I'm reaallyyy nit-picking right here). I reckon if you have a look at some poetry and renowned third-person authors, it will really benefit the flow and excitement of your description of scenes. Poetry has the ability to describe so much with so few words, if you can learn from that ability your writing will get even better than it is now
.....well that went for a bit longer than I expected. Please dont take this stuff as hate or harsh comments, just if you want to work on your writing technique these things might send ya in the right way
hopefully this stuff is helpful, otherwise im taking up a lot of space on your front page.
Ima stop now, cya