When her brothers keep scaring away her boyfriends, Lucy decides on drastic action. Rated T for safety

Caspian stared at the papers on his desk, his mind was elsewhere. It had been two years since Edmund had been ripped away from him. Part 2 of The Hope for Us Series

Edmund watches over his people as they partied and counting down for the new year.

Long before the Pevensies ever entered Narnia, Digory Kirke and Polly Plummer forged a fast friendship which would go on to last for decades. Here are seven untold vignettes about that magical time before the war and the wardrobe.

Caspian is torn between two women, and he is sure to lose one. But what of the other?

When German girl Ruth came home from Narnia, she had left what Aslan had asked her to find for Him there. In Germany she hid a letter written to tell the Pevensie siblings of her adventures in Narnia. Here are eight chapters and an epilogue on what happened to them, to be completed for Christmas. Set in London in the 1950s, in Narnia before and after C S Lewis' book Prince Caspian.

A king with the weight of the world; a woman in need of a safe place. She will be his peace, and he will be her safety. Golden age setting. A/U.

Christmas isn't Christmas without Dad.

What if Edmund and Caspian had explained their nightmares to each other during their voyage upon the Dawn Treader? How would Caspian react to Edmund's story?

What is Christmas? A small Telmarine wonders. A festive tale from the first winter of King Caspian the Tenth's reign.

The Pevensie children may not realize it, but when they returned from Narnia, they brought Magic back. Aslan’s magic. That magic brings hope and life, on the battlefield, and at home. (Refers to Christian!Narnian!Pevensies)

It began with the window and then she was in their world. The story of a girl's journey from Narnia into 1940s London.

*King and Lionheart Verse* When night falls in District 12, it is bedtime in the Leonidas and Pevensie households. It is also the time that Adam and Liam are able to teach their kids about the wonders of Aslan. This is a series of one-shots about the stories these men tell their children in order to "train them in the way they should go."

Christmas at Cair Paravel is never dull, but this year, Edmund has special plans. Peter and Rebecca have fallen in love, thanks to Edmund's Matchmaking Corporation. Now, Edmund decides that it's time for Peter to pop the question. After all, Ed's been waiting patiently for nieces and nephews. Companion to King Edmund the Matchmaker!

War may be hell but after Edmund and Peter are separated from the army, Ed comes to learn just how true that statement is. Alone with his injured brother he has to fight Fell Creatures and Peter's growing infection while waiting for a rescue. Sequel to Cold Fever, it isn't necessary to understand but does add context.

A soldier bound to Tash tries to destroy the joy that Aslan gives his followers. Rated for the cruelty that exists in Tash's temple.

Tras la muerte de su familia es su reflejo el que hace reflexionar a Susan, aún más importante, la hace recordar aunque ya todos se han ido al menos ahora tiene sus recuerdos, pero ¿vale la pena?

If the Pevensies had married and had children during their time in Narnia, how would the story have been different? When they are taken back to England, their children begin a thrilling search for them through Narnia and our world. Rating may change. Written for a request made by Reading Pixie.

Alexandria has been imprisoned by her usurper uncle Miraz. Will Caspian be able to set her free? With the help of the Kings and Queens of old he is surely unstoppable, or is he? During the raid on the castle perhaps the young Princess will run into a certain raven haired King. And perhaps a romance will spark. (this summary sucks) Edmund/OC a tiny bit of Caspian/Susan (ON HIATUS)

What do Henry and Helen think when they learn about their children, Narnia, and something else?

What are Peter's and Susan's reactions when they learn of Edmund's pain at the hands of the White Witch? Tell me if you want a prequel story! One where we learn how Lucy initially found out. Thanks for reading.

Susan Pevensie wasn't in the train crash that killed her family. For one reason or another, she was left behind. Learning to pick up the pieces after your family has died isn't easy. Having to confront the possibility that they may have been transported to another world is less so.

Parting from Caspian as he leaves Narnia in search of the missing Lords who knew his father is hard for the two of you. But you believe that this is no Farewell, just a goodbye.

Caspian has prepared a surprise for your birthday but you have other worries in your mind.

When you fall from your house one afternoon, Caspian gets a tiny bit overprotective.