A fun, shortish "sequel" to This Heart of Mine, though it's not necessary to read it first. The Cavall twins Ilayna and Raoul decide to switch places for the Midwinter ball, and plenty of shenanigans ensue...

During a medical follow-up, Neal strikes up an unusual conversation with his patient. Last in the pop-song-inspired WN story arc, at least for now. Technically it comes after How to Save a Life and before The Edge of Glory.

A serious of one-shots exploring a Hakuin/Kel relationship. I haven't decided if they're a story arc yet, so for now they're unconnected.

In an attempt to get her thrown out, Joren stages several attacks on the king and frame's Kel. Set after First Test.

"Domitan of Masbolle was, well, a bit of a ladies' man. Not that he was at all embarrassed by this. In fact, it rather amused him that he could get such interesting reactions out of females just by doing the simplest things..."

Life isn't always fair.

Roald reads poetry, and Shinko finally understands.

It takes Shinko time to fall in love. Shinko/Roald.

Detailing the beginning of Wyldon and Neal's relationship. When the district commander takes three arrows meant for Neal, the young knight feels responsible, and will do anything to make sure Wyldon survives.

Second in the "Knight" Arc. A surprise birthday party for Kel turns into an all-out mud war, and the the suggestive by-play between Kel and Wyldon continues...

Upon Kel's return to Corus, she finds that Daine has an apprentice. Her and Daine wonder about the past of this troubled girl. Samsheo, the girl with the silver and gold eyes puzzles them all. What has happened to this innocent? Rating for Sam's past

Kel and her friend have a new mission: to protect the ambassadors to Carthak, while working in secret to undermine a dangerous enemy. As new risks present themselves along the way, Kel finds there may be an adventure even more perilous... love?

Sequel of sorts to "The Edge of Glory." Kel asks Wyldon if he still wishes she'd been born a boy. He's tempted to say yes...

In which Wyldon and Kel have a frank discussion about live, love, and grandchildren.

Vivienne is fifteen and a half, and more in love with horses than with men. But an arranged marriage to fief Cavall tilts her world on its axis, and her determination to hate her stiff husband-to-be is trumped only by the attraction brewing between them.

First in a series of one-shots about Wyldon and Owen's relationship through Squire and Lady Knight.

Kel does not the enjoy the aging process, but her husband does. KW fluff, because I can't resist!

I don't even know what this is. Slash, rated for non-explicit sex. Changed the title to be in keeping with the pop-song flavor of the arc.

He didn't realize that he'd always wanted to see her fight in her nightdress until it actually happened...

Kel and Wyldon were lovers, but it couldn't last. Through the years, feelings change and mature, but the one thing they wish they had is the one thing that always escapes them.

Knocked from her horse in battle, Keladry loses almost all memory of who she is. But her friends aren't going to stand by and watch. Unlikely alliances form as Neal, Raoul, and Wyldon come together, determined to bring back the Lady Knight they love.

One-shot. Set a little after 'A Marriage of Convenience.' Kel comes to Wyldon's office with paperwork, and much canoodling ensues.

The Dream King is summoned by the Chamber of the Ordeal to aid it in maintaining Kel's "obsession" with Blayce the Gallan. The disgruntled Chamber can't simply generate dreams whenever it wants: it has to view Gainel as an ally.

Some KW fluff. After the war, Dom finds Kel at the door to her room. Attempting a kiss to wish her Midwinter luck, he finds that somebody already has.

In which Kel receives a letter and loses her temper. Short story set after the end of the Scanran War. Totally unrelated to This Heart of Mine, just something quick and fun to get into the KW groove. There can never be too much KW! :D T to be safe.