Modern day AU. Marianne had stopped playing the violin only to end up replacing her sister for a quartet practice. As Marianne gets to know the members of the quartet and as the strange music they play begins to lift her heart, she dares to hope for a new beginning. Rated T to be safe.

Happily ever after is hardly realistic when life gets in the way. What happens when desire is replaced by duties and temptation is tempered by hurt? Can the coming spring rebirth the passions cooled by winter? (Sequel to Wild Desire. Rated for sexual conduct, both implied and slight.)

Gathering at a Pub for lunch, a few Scots, Britons, and Americans reflect the changes caused by a painful day. A day's meaning can easily change because not all heartbreak is forever bad. (Sequel to Trouble for Two. Rated for a bit of language.)

How could everything go so wrong? They were happy and so in love and everything was perfect. Gazing at the diamond ring in his hand while Christmas music plays in the background, Bog King can't feel any holiday joy. (Rated for a bit of language.)

Nothing like spending Christmas vacation at your newest favorite little town and with its charming residents. Crackling wood in the fireplace, jingling bells during a sleigh ride, and freshly falling snow...What could possibly go wrong? (Sequel to The Bird. Rated to be safe.)

Nothing like a bit of trouble to make fast friends. But who knew that discussing little sisters and soothing hurt feelings could be hazardous? (Sequel to Three in a Pub. Rated for a bit of language.)

One-shote. What if it was Marianne who was trapped with the collapsing castle instead of Bog King? This is my take on this idea. *I apologize if the characters seem OOC* **EDIT: right now the story is complete but I may continue with the idea later on in the future or even add a sequel.**

Marianne had everything in her life. She was beautiful, respected and had the perfect boyfriend with the perfect smile. But a betrayal made her a pariah and she had to learn how to keep living when everyone is coming for you. Until one day, in her last year, she meets a man that doesn't. Bog, the substitute librarian.

An upbeat melody rings throughout the bar takes him out of his thoughts. She comes out like a siren, calling men to their death at the edge of a rocky shore. She has the body that any man would kill for and he wonders just how many bullets he needs in his gun. 1920s Noir AU

Whose bright idea was it to take a business trip to the middle of nowhere just before Thanksgiving? At least there's a nice family restaurant nearby and the local color is interesting...to say the least. I wonder if he's single. (Rated to be safe.)

The call of the Wild Hunt has always struck fear into the hearts of the Light Field. But what happens one Autumn night when a patrolling guard fails in his duties? Is the cold air enough to cool temptation? (Rated for sexual conduct, both implied and slight.)

One day can change so much and two days can rearrange everything. Seventeen-year-old Bog stares at the wooden carving of the fae called Halfling after one such day and in a flash, his world will never be the same ever again. (Warning - Mentions of character deaths and portions of angst. Rated to be safe. If it needs a different rating, tell me!)

Aura Plum is not amused by that imp's intentions and he will pay for the trouble he has caused with that blasted potion when she gets her claws on him. AKA: How Imp became Aura's pet cat. (Prequel to Magic & Delight. Rating for Medieval curses and a very slight suggestive content near the end.)

Strange Magic Week - Day 6: Freaky Friday {Body Swapping} Never trust a witch who gives vague instructions. Dawn Wingborn will learn that the hard way...if her big sister doesn't kill her first. (Rating for slight suggestive content. If it needs a higher warning, tell me!)

{Strange Magic Week - Day 7: Disney Princess} A list of requirements, a cozy setting, and some very unhappy movie stars.

{Strange Magic Week - Day 5: Leaves as Hats or Umbrellas} Letters from the king are always important and must be delivered without fail or damage, no matter the weather. Don't fail me now, umbrella!

{Strange Magic Week - Day 4: Parents} No one is going to ruin her son's happiness. He had another thing coming if he has any inclination to do so because this mother still has fight left in her.

One morning, the young princess won't stop crying, and Marianne begins to worry that something is seriously wrong with her daughter. As it turns out, Rosalind is going through something completely natural. A story for the theme "Parents" of Strange Magic Week 2018.

Strange Magic Week - Day 3: Much Ado About Nothing {Matchmaking} Sometimes family just didn't know what was good for them and it was up to loving and concerned relatives to make sure they didn't die sad and alone. Delicate diplomatic skills are the crown jewel of a royal, especially when dealing with one's willful and stubborn offspring.(Rated for one curse word but he deserves it)

Where did Dawn get the materials to make Bog that boutonniere? Griselda decides to visit the dungeons to check out this new potential daughter-in-law. My contribution for Platonic Day for Strange Magic Week 2018.

{Strange Magic Week - Day 2: Platonic Day} A Scots, a Briton, and an American walk into a Pub. You know you're best friends when you want to kill them sometimes but you don't, even if they're such a pain in the... (Warning - not what you're expecting. Rated for the creative use/misuse of language. If it needs a higher warning, tell me!)

{Strange Magic Week - Day 1: To Market, To Market} Marianne is both nervous and thrilled when Bog invites her to the opening day of the Dark Forest Market. Nervous, because she still felt responsible for the whole Love Potion fiasco of a few weeks ago and thrilled, because it was a new adventure with her love. But was there something that the Bog King forgot?

When Marianne finds Roland in the arms of another woman on the wedding day she flies away from her castle, trying to ease the pain in her chest. A miscalculation that took her off course made her land on the Dark Forest for the second time that day, and right into an horde of goblins... and their King.

The movie ended too soon without many resolved issues. This is a continuation, beginning just after the final scene, concentrating on the romance between Marianne and Bog. I have followed the musicial format of the movie. I have included the name and artist of the songs so you can look them up on YouTube. Rated M parts are posted separately under 'Mature Rider for ButterflyBog'.

The fairies have an invisible enemy eating away at their wings. In this moment of uncertainty and weakness, some, among the different races, will be their allies, and some might take it as an opportunity to turn against them. [Potionless]