[Book 3] Truly alone for the first time since entering the Avatar world, Dakota struggles to heal—both physically and mentally. Knowing that the Avatar and his friends win the war is all well and good, but Dakota doesn't yet know the sequence of events that help them reach that conclusion. She will soon learn that some knowledge comes at a terrible price.

World War II brought all kinds of people together. Bucky Barnes was a sharpshooter with no big plans for himself except to live through the war and reunite with his best friend, Steve Rogers. But he hadn't planned on Nurse Sadie Reid, a stick of dynamite disguised by red lipstick. Falling in love in the middle of a war wasn't ideal, but it was the best they had. Follows CA:TFA.

[Book 2] The Earth Kingdom is an impartial maze, its paths constantly twisting and turning. The Avatar and his friends have taken one path, Prince Zuko and his companions have decided upon another. Along the way, enemies and friends will be made, unexpected feelings will arise, and loyalties will be tested. Nothing is set in stone.

Canach never thought he would need a dragon and a stubborn Commander to keep resisting new shackles.

They're just friends. The best of friends, really. But when she's secretly head over heels in love with him and he gets the bright idea to take their friendship to an entirely new and unexpected level, she knows she's playing with fire. She's already burning, though, so why not make it count?. Modern AU, Bucky/OC, three parts.

In the end, there's only one thing that really matters. Explorations, variations and off-camera moments from the Mass Effect 3 storyline. Multiple character POVs.

[Book 1] A 21st century teenager named Dakota Robbins is tossed into the thick of a Hundred Year War, burdened with unreliable knowledge as well as a stubborn conscience. The lesson to be learned from all of this? Don't stick your hand in mysterious, glowing water and expect to walk away without a story to tell. This is the beginning of that story.

Shepard comes to grips with the realities of a romantic relationship with a member of her team. Fornax serves double duty as a relationship aid, though not always in the obvious sense.