One-Shot. E/C. Raoul takes Christine, Erik's widow, into his home and raises their child. (HAPPY ENDING) COMPLETE

One-Shot. E/C. Erik and Christine run away together. COMPLETE

One-Shot. E/OC. What is the siren in Erik's lake wasn't just a myth? COMPLETE

One-Shot. E/OC. What might have happened if a bold harem girl was brought to Erik instead of a trembling violet? COMPLETE

A phantom and a whore. A short story. COMPLETE

Christine had it all living in New York City. When her fiance dies tragically she does what she can to pick up her life and start over by returning to her childhood hometown where she is soon caught up in circumstances much more dark and sinister than anything she's ever encountered before. Modern AU with supernatural elements. E/C & Raoul friendly. Rating will increase to M.

In which Erik ponders questions of the heart.

Erik and Christine meet by chance before 1881 and the moment they share changes their lives forever.

Leroux-based fic, loosely based on a song of the same title by Joanna Newsom. "can you hear me? will you listen? don't come near me, don't go missing in the lissome light of evening help me, Cosmia, I'm grieving" Erik is dead and Christine finds herself coping with grief and her rushed marriage to Raoul.

Clare is moving on in life after suffering amnesia caused by a car accident. Years have passed, but odd memories continue to haunt her. However, they are not just ordinary memories. There's a masked man trying to reach her from her dreams. A man that she does not remember, though he is determined to change that. Book 2

Strange things matter most to Erik, but at least the Daroga attempts to understand. Canon era, set in Persia. Pharoga tones.

Christine has been plagued with her thoughts ever since she was kidnapped during Faust. What type of feelings did he have to her captor? She decides to search for him herself, even it means the death of her. Mostly Leroux-based, small mentions of Webber's version. I do not own anything, and all rights go to Leroux for such a brilliant novel and Webber for an excellent adaptation.

Raoul and Christine move to New York 8 years after marriage. The aristocratic couple attend the most aristocratic parties, however there is one person who throws the most lavish parties in New York and yet nobody knows who he is and Christine and Raoul are finally invited.

Every morning, the sun casts a rainbow across her pillow... and whatever her fears, they will face the future together. *C/R fluff*

A duet about betrayal.

"OH MY GOD, I CAN'T BELIEVE WE'RE ACTUALLY HERE!" I squealed, jumping on the spot. Charlotte Higgins couldn't believe her luck when her Mum took her to Palais Garnier to see a show. Little did Charlotte know that her world would soon turn upside down. Being transported back a 144 years tends to have that effect on a girl. #Chapter 39: HELP! Writer's Block!

He would explore every inch of her, if given the chance. And she would do the same to him, map him and imprint him on her memory, if he were not so very afraid of what she might think of him.

All Amethyst wanted was to get home and spend a nice holiday break indoors and watching the snowfall. So, when Erik shows up and brings her back through space and time to the Opera House, what will happen when she knows everything about him and what is to happen in the next months?

Erik had always known Christine would survive. One-shot. Rated T just to be safe.

One night on the rooftop of the Palais Garnier, Christine dares to ask Erik a question. This short story is part of the Night Encounters series. E/C fluff, complete. Please read, and please review. :)

With the passing of time, their love grows into so much more than he could have ever imagined, even until the end. (Follows the book's ending)

He beckons her to him, warm and soft from her bath, and her hands wander.

She left him with a promise of returning.

A prince with the face of a monster, and the unfortunate girl who must save him. In this historical fairytale, Erik is Illiya, the tormented Prince of Blensk, and Christine is Charlotte his young bride. Amid court plots and bitter betrayals, they must try to love each other. But doubt and fear lead Erik to make a fatal mistake that could cost them the kingdom, and their lives.

In which Madame Giry helps to create an enigma.