A collection of stories of what was, what is, and what could have been. From the author of Singed and Initium Magica comes a collection of tales in the world of Frozen. I recommend reading the previously mentioned stories first, but it is not necessary to enjoy these. Final chapter is a "twelve years later" kind of deal.

Finally free of her fears, Elsa has learned to love the life she has as Queen with her family. But a new tale begins when a young stranger wanders into Arendelle. After he saves the kingdom from a natural calamity, he is revealed to be much more than a simple vagabond with a humble smile.

Three years after the events of "Frozen", Arendelle is a kingdom of peace and prosperity. However, when unfortunate circumstances dredge up old pain within the Queen, will Elsa lock the door forever or learn to move on? A story of loss and true friendship. Now with sequel! Light at the End of the Snowstorm /s/10282837/1/Light-at-the-End-of-the-Snowstorm

Isolation and Rejection had been a cursed child's companion. Now a group called Anathema, a group of Cursed Children, threaten the Kingdoms including Arendelle. Elsa can't fight them alone. With the help of a group of ex-Anathema members lead by a runaway Prince, Elsa's determined to prove to them that a child with a curse can be accepted and respected with a little bit of love.

Elsa and Ignus have always had each other's backs, no matter what. But now, a series of supernatural events have set an ancient legend in motion. An evil pair seeks to exploit a miracle. Ignus and Elsa seek the true origins of their powers, but they may not realize the price such knowledge costs. TheStanfordExperiment presents the sequel to the hit story "Singed" - Initium Magica

When Kate Beckett went to get her book signed by Richard Castle, she never imagined that she'd end up meeting his daughter, much less offering to babysit for the afternoon. AU.

The well was supposed to be stable. It was supposed to send her to Inuyasha. And it failed. Now, Kagome's even farther into the past and she must depend on a young Sesshoumaru, who has no idea of what their shared future holds. But neither does Kagome.