When a girl from Merlin's past arrives in Camelot in need of help, Merlin is sent to save her village from a mysterious illness. He doesn't understand why she dislikes him so strongly, but as they travel the truth is revealed, and the unveiled tragedy brings them closer together.

One day Lady Eponine Trudelle finds herself stripped of all her riches lying in the streets of Paris with no way to get home. Her high society manners causes the handsome Enjolras to become her biggest enemy when he swears she'll never leave until she sees Paris for what it truly is. Is love possible between them with their mutual hate for each other or is it too late for them?

Two lives converge beyond the barricade. *Slight extension of chapter 54, chapter 55 in progress!*

When Aurore Pontmercy, Marius' cousin arrives in Paris. Worlds will be changed and twisted. New beginnings and painful endings score the lives of Aurore and Enjolras. Mentions to Rape, and abuse. Some scenes of explicit sex and strong language. Please read and review. Enj/OC

Éponine was blindly devoted to Marius and Enjolras gave his heart and soul to Patria, but where do they turn when love fails and the barricades fall?

"E-Enj?" Eponine asked, her hand on his cheek, "Y-You're alive?" Enjolras gave her a strange look, one of unknowing. Suddenly, Eponine's hand felt out of place on his cheek. "I-I'm sorry, I don't think we've met," He said, "Have we?" "What are you talking about, Enj?" Ep whispered, staring into his eyes, "Do you really not recognize me? He shook his head and her world crumbled.

Éponine survived the June rebellion, and it appears as though she is the only one. However, hope comes in the form of news that there was a man taken prisoner from the last barricade to fall. Éponine risks everything to help him escape, believing him to be Marius, but she will learn that fate has a way of tricking people.

"Adrienne's face was the last thing he saw as the first of the eight bullets pierced his chest." Set three years before the events of Les Misérables, nineteen year old Julian Enjolras meets an intriguing young woman named Adrienne Beaux. A tale of forbidden love and tragedy. Follow Adrienne and Enjolras as they struggle to hold on to each other in the midst of political turmoil.

Adyna has known nothing but abuse since she was fifteen. She meets Grantaire, who in her eyes, is a man above men. However due to her being mute, communication is difficult between them. Shadows of her past continue to follow her no matter where she goes. When things change dramatically between them, can they find a way to live and love each other for the eternity they both desire?

If there was one thing Enjolras refused above all, it was distractions, and unfortunately, the Thénardier girl was exactly that. E/É, rated M for later scenes. Also, will stray away from canon.

Grantaire begins his last year of University thinking that his second year Political Theory class will be a breeze. He doesn't anticipate being in class with the most perfect human being on the planet but that just makes his class that much more fun. Or, in which Enjolras and Grantaire debate constantly and slowly begin to realize that they cannot exist without the other.

Sequel to Worth of a Man. Life goes on for Enjolras and Grantaire and as might be expected, it doesn't take long before a problem presents itself to stir things up. This time it's in the form of Adrien's little cousin.

Eponine is hopelessly in love with Marius, but Enjolras begins to see in her something that Marius never did, beneath the rags and suffering. His stone heart softens for her, because she is what his revolution is all about.

Before the revolution, Enjolras was in love with the rich Parisian, Evangeline Barras. Their love was forbidden, but nothing would stop them from being together.

Modern AU. After Grantaire comes home drunk one night and almost rapes Enjolras, he has a choice to make, Enjolras, or alcohol. Giving up something he's relied on for so many years is harder than it sounds. The only question is, will Enjolras still be there for Grantaire at the end of it? The warnings are quite obvious. Drug abuse, reference to rape, sort of ooc.

When the National Guardsmen devise other plans for Enjolras instead of shooting him, Enjolras finds himself dealing with emotional repercussions as well as a secretive gamine. EnjolrasxOC with hints of Grantaire and Eponine.