Set right after the end of series two this explores the relationship between Clarke and Lexa and whether anything could possibly be salvaged in the aftermath of the mountain. Lots of angst, darkness and soul searching for both characters as well as the drama and danger that awaits them in leading their people. Budding romance & interactions with other characters. M rated later on.

Clarke Griffin is a homesteader looking to make a new life after being disowned by her mother. She and Raven as two women face the challenge of being two women attempting to start a life on their own. Eventually, Lexa, a half-Pawnee woman joins them on their farm, drawn to Clarke by some unseen force. Will Clarke allow the woman into her heart as well as her life?

Omegaverse. After the mountain, Clarke stayed with her people and she and Lexa reconciled. This is a while after that. Clarke doesn't realize that her heat is starting until she finds herself alone in a tent with the Commander. Having been raised in a culture that taught her that Alphas can't control themselves during an Omega's heat, Clarke is fearful. What will the Commander do?

One year and eight months after the battle of Mount Weather and there hasn't been anymore wars since the battle. Even though the ties between the sky people are still strong Clarke and Lexa haven't seen each since the battle, but things are about to change.

Clarke has walked away from Camp Jaha and everything she used to know. But her time in the woods is short lived when she comes face to face with an enemy she only knows by name. She finds herself drawn to the new clan, that is until she starts to learn their buried secrets and realize how much danger she's really in. The real question is if she will have to face it on her own.

When Emma and Hook get sucked into the time portal, they change the timeline far more than they could have imagined and return to a far different Storybrooke. Can Emma set things right before her best friend loses her True Love forever? Would she sacrifice her own chance at happiness to make things right again and bring back the Storybrooke she left?

Being in love was never a problem for Clarke and Lexa but life had a plan of its own. AU

Post season 2 finale. The battle at Mount Weather finds Clarke searching for a reason to begin new. However, leaving the world behind is nearly impossible. Clarke Griffin must become something else, something more, and find the ability to accept all that she is and can be. The living are hungry. Slow burn Clexa.

Clarke really didn't think this was what life on Earth would be like, but she can't change it now. After running from her people and her guilt, she finds herself face to face with the Commander once again.

Clarke had a normal life. She was a college student, she went to class, worked, and hung out with friends. One small interview changes her entire life. If she wanted anything, all she had to do was ask, but asking comes with a price. A new life full of lies, secrets kept, questions avoided, all because of Lexa Woods.

Emma and Regina are caught in a dreamscape accidentally caused by their infant daughter. In attempt to pull them out of it, their friends make the situation far more complex than they imagined. Established SQ and RB. Sequel to The Long Game.

A romantic, fun and festive Clexa story. Lexa owns a coffee shop. Clarke is a writer and uses the coffee shop as her office. Lexa is adamant Clarke's straight but is goaded into flirting.

When a scared and pregnant girl named Emma appears in Storybrooke, Mayor Regina Mills offers her care and money in exchange for helping secure the next mayoral election. Developing real feelings for the orphan had never been the plan, neither had falling in love, and Regina struggles with the ultimate test of the heart when Emma's past causes a betrayal not even Emma expected.

Forever doesn't seem like a very long time when you're sixteen and in love. When you're eighteen and unsure of where your life is going, forever becomes one more terrifying unknown in an abyss of uncertainties. Lexa loves Clarke too much to ask her to wait for her; Clarke loves Lexa too much to want to do want to do anything else. Apart, can their love for each other truly survive?

Set during S1, a prequel to "Break Yourself Against my Stones" but can be read as a standalone. This a dark dive into the mind of Emma Swan and my version of how Swan Queen evolved over the season. Warnings: violence, sexual abuse, drug abuse, Child abuse (Emma's flashbacks, NOT Henry), strong language and lots of feels.

Set between S3 & S4, sequel to "Without the Darkness" but can be read as standalone. Belle and Emma struggle to accept their trauma while someone within Storybrooke targets one of the Four Heroines for a past misdeed. Who is it? Can they band together to save their friends, family and each other? SQ & RB, Angst, explicit sex, family, torture, bits of fluff, feels, the usual.

Fourth in the series. Sequel to "Neverland in Your Arms" but can be read as a standalone, though at this point reading at least NLIYA would help. Takes place during the second half of S3. Emma has lost all memory of her true love but continues to feel her and catch glimpses of memories of what she lost. Explicit sex, family, angst... you should understand my sadomasochism by now.

Starts at end of S2, sequel to "Break Yourself Against my Stones." But can be read as a standalone. Will include all the normal characters, except Ruby goes instead of Gold. Rated M for language, explicit sex between SQ and RB, maybe some torture. My version of how S3 (part 1) should have gone. Romance, angst, adventure, family, and lots of cursing and laughter.

Set during season 2. Mary Margaret and David get sucked into the portal instead of Emma. Emma agrees to protect Regina from the citizens of Storybrooke as long as she agrees to help her get her parents back, and finds an unexpected friend and ally in the mayor. Will eventually be SQ. Rated M for sexual violence, torture, and eventually explicit consensual sex between two women.