Eric is a vampire and the greatest defender of The Wildling Coven, the most powerful Coven in the world. He is a telepath who is unable to shield his mind. He is on borrowed time because his sanity is slipping; he is losing himself. Then one day, he finds all that he never dared to hope for in a tiny human woman.

25 years later, Sookie's legacy as Queen is fortified; her rule uncontested but with half of her soul lost, her existence is a hollow eternity. Then Eric walks into her palace one day. Sookie will do anything to ensure their happily ever after but now Eric is a human with an aversion to the fang and no memory of his past life. How can she make him fall in love all over again?

IN TWISTED AND TURNED, ERIC AND SOOKIE GAVE UP EVERYTHING TO BE TOGETHER. IN THIS SEQUEL THEIR PASTS SURFACES AND THREATENS THEIR FUTURE. HE IS NO LONGER A SHERIFF IN A POWERFUL MONARCHY. SHE IS A BANISHED PRINCESS; LOVE IS ALL THEY HAVE, BUT IS IT ENOUGH?

Right and wrong are ideas based on emotions, not fact. What if Sookie had been raised by a vampire? What if the vampire was Felipe de Castro? What if he trained her to rule; to dominate? What happens when she is faced with The Viking? Eric is the opponent that never saw her coming. This story focuses on what really makes us who we are and how much of it would we give for love.

An alternate take on Dead Ever After in which Sookie takes care of ensuring her own future and safety. Not a romance, but a different ending on that front than occurred in DEA. More details are in the A/N for the first chapter.

A retelling of Charlaine Harris' Southern Vampire Mysteries from Eric's POV.

It's hard being a telepathic barmaid but Sookie Stackhouse can't complain. She has a nice life in her small town. It all goes up in smoke when a fairy blackmails her onto marrying a vampire. A vampire that could care less who she is or what she feels. Watch their unlikely story unfold. This isn't an easy love story but then again love and life seldom are.

Sometimes, it's the simplest wishes that can change your life forever. "Any change, even a change for the better, is accompanied by drawbacks and discomforts." Can Eric and Sookie survive the drawbacks of their changing future? Set after DitF

Eric's trying to create a secure life for he and Sookie and protect her from harm. Sookie's trying to cope with everything she has endured. Will new challenges and new acquaintances create a rift between them? or will they have a fairy tale ending?

Sookie receives a reality-altering gift from Niall, and makes a plan to right the wrongs in her life; but can she change the past and still hold on to the future? Rated T now, M later. Sookie/Eric, but it's going to take a little while! Through ch 1 D&G.

Canon/AU: Instead of being saved in DAG, Sookie disappeared from Eric's life, but continued to haunt his dreams. Thirty years later, he starts to realize what it all means.

The final installment of the series that began with 'Dead Wrong/Dead Certain'

This one shot is a companion piece to "The Darkest Hour" and should be read *after* that story.

A sequel to Scenes from a Marriage 1 & 2 and the author's Dead Wrong/Dead Certain series. Readers are cautioned about intense content.

This is a sequel to Dead Wrong/Dead Certain, Snapshots and Scenes 1. Spoilers for all nine books.

This story follows "Dead Wrong/Dead Certain" and the short "Snapshots". It won't make sense to the reader unless they have read them. Spoilers for all nine Sookie Stackhouse books.

The much requested Eric POV that was used as the back story for Dead Wrong. This piece will not make sense to readers who have not read my prior story, Dead Wrong. Spoilers for all nine books.

Follows Dead and Gone, spoilers all nine books, some short stories