Christmas is coming to Arendelle, and everybody has plans this holiday season. Elsa is busy with an impressive young king from a neighboring kingdom, Anna plans on finding out more about her relationship with Kristoff, and Olaf is bent on finding the one called "Santa Claus." {Post-Frozen. Elsa/OC. Kristoff/Anna. Continues after Christmas. Sequel: "The Endless Aftermath" now up.}

Kristoff and Anna are clumsily watching their friendship turn into more, while Elsa is dealing with a new set of problems: finding a proper suitor and dealing with Hans's brood of older brothers, who have come to make peace between the kingdoms. Will Elsa find love? Will Kristoff and Anna stay in it? Will Olaf ever make it to the beach? [KristoffxAnna, ElsaxOC, Post-Frozen]

Upon achieving that which he sought for so long, Hiccup finds that the love of his peers is less fulfilling than he hoped. Particularly in comparison to the love he finds outside of what he's known. The young Viking will discover the life altering implications of a bond that runs far deeper than any human could suspect.

Elsa has lived a happier life ever since the Great Thaw, albeit one in insecurity and self-loathing. As she struggles to confront her inner demons, to make new friends, and to learn more about her kingdom, a monster motivated by revenge threatens to strip the Snow Queen of everything she had fought so hard to keep. CURRENTLY ON HIATUS.

A man with a secret and a past he desperately wants to avoid. A queen not looking for love but finding it in unexpected places. They say love is powerful and strange, that it can melt a frozen heart, and that maybe, just maybe, it can bring two wayward souls together and erase the sins of the past.

When you've spent the majority of your life closing yourself off to the rest of the world, the transition to a warmer, more open life must be a slow and gradual thaw. This is Elsa's journey into her own with the help of her sister. They have new challenges, meet long lost family we all already know, face dangers, and forge new friendships and possibly more. Please read and review!

TOOTHLESS/HICCUP hiccup is dying, and in an act of desperation, Toothless does something that will change them both forever.

Hiccup didn't see the point in stopping Astrid as she ran off towards his village—towards his father—with his most desperately protected secret. He was leaving anyway. A coming-of-age tale. Deviates from movie. Borderline bromantic-comedy.

There are burdens to being queen that have nothing to do with a curse. There are duties expected of the princess that have nothing to do with being a sister. And the course of true love never did run smooth.

Sequel to Frozen: The Snow Queen. In the first year of her reign, Elsa has confronted her doubts about her powers and made new friends for her kingdom. Now she is faced with a new challenge that threatens the safety of Arendelle: one that will prove that not everything is black as night or white as snow, and even the most powerful magic can do nothing to solve a world of grey.

What good can come from sadness? What beauty can survive the ravishes of grief? One year after the Great Freeze, the anniversary of the late king and queen's death is upon the kingdom of Arendelle. How will the royal sisters, their relationship still on the mends, deal with this heavy burden of lost loved ones, and can beauty be found even in profound sadness?