Bards spin words to win the hearts of men and mer, and Celeste Passero studies with the best at the College in Solitude. But when Ulfric Stormcloak uses his voice to murder the High King, forcing Skyrim into war with the Empire, Celeste finds herself the subject of a legend to inspire the greatest bard's tale ever told; if only she could find her voice to sing it. A Skyrim story.

Quintus likes his books. He does not like the idle gossip that his customers eagerly exchange. He likes his potions. He does not like bumbling warriors with no taste for subtleties. Yet somehow, he likes the wilderness in her eyes, the storm in her heart, the infuriating way she makes him stumble around his own confidence. It is a mystery, but then so is love. Quintus Navale/F!DB

When the Dovahkiin waltzes into Dushnikh Yal Ghorbash assumes she's there to steal something. He's not that far off when she reveals her reason for being there is to take him. On a whim Ghorbash agrees and the two unlikely companions set off to join the Legion, save the world, and make all the stops along the way.

A girl comes of age in Riften. She's thrust out into the world with nothing more than the clothes on her back and has to fend for herself. When the resident Blacksmith takes her into his home and gives her a chance at a better life, she discovers the place she wants to be is at his side. If only he weren't flirting with the woman known as the Dragonborn.

"Have you read all the books here?" /"Hermaeus Mora is the patron of information and memory, the keeper of knowledge in its entirety. Apocrypha is an endless library, I have spent lifetimes here!"- Miraak was going to find out just how serious The Dragonborn was about books. And just how far she was willing to go for those that captured her interest.

By all laws of nature she should be his prey. The sound of her little beating heart calls to the beast inside him. They say that the only time one can be brave is when they are afraid. When the rabbit is dragged into matters much larger than herself, he finds himself fighting desperately to keep her alive.

When Peliah, heiress to the House Dres slave-dealing dynasty of Morrowind, falls in love with one of her father's Khajiit slaves, the bodies of her Dunmer suitors begin to turn up mysteriously decapitated. Some call the killer "The Lopper." But Peliah prefers to call him "The Liberator." [Based on the in-game book appearing in Skyrim, Morrowind, and Oblivion]

Slavery was all the young Bosmer knew. Being sold from house to house, her body abused and her firey spirit beaten down to nearly nothing. Yet, she always knew that she'd been born for something more. When she sees her chance at freedom, she takes it greedily, not knowing what atrocities the fates have in store for her. (Dark brotherhood/Dawnguard Quest lines) {Romance guaranteed}

Different. She had always been different, no more human to those surrounding her than she was Dov in the eyes of the dragons she had been born to slay. It was all she had ever known, the reality she was outwardly indifferent to…the reality she inwardly mourned. Adaria had long ago resigned herself to her fate, to solitude and the power of a dark force inside her. Until she met him.

When her father dies in mysterious circumstances, Sissel finds herself adopted by an equally mysterious adventurer. She's determined to uncover the identity of her foster father - but her search for answers may put her life in peril. And the truth about why he took her in might be far darker than she ever imagined.

"Happily ever after": three lies for the price of one. They had fought Forsworn and Draugr and Vampires. Still, it was hard for Gerhild and Vorstag to find anything bright and hopeful in their future. But after all they'd been through, they were certain of one thing: they'd face Fate together. Final book in my Skyrim saga. Rated M for smut, language, gore.