The gun did not go off and Christine Didn't die. What happens after Erik is left standing on the pier with his beloved angel and new found son? Can they accept one another and put aside the painful past? E/C POTO/LND

What if Erik had not decided to teach Christine? What if he had chosen someone different? Someone who would not have to look past his deformities, because she could not see at all.

Amelia travels to Paris to perform at The Opera Populaire. Only to discover that there are mysterios things happening that revolve around one person. The Phantom of The Opera. What does it want from Amelia? And why does she look like Christine? ALW.

Really want the inside scoop on the PotO? Try reading this. Either the space-time continuum is screwy right now, or someone is playing a really mean practical joke on me...

A game of cat-and-mouse...through the opera house. One-shot.

When Darrell and Amanda created a blanket Fort, they did not expect to be transported to the lair of their favorite fictional character-and, believing him to be misunderstood, they definitely did not expect him to be as bad as the stories always said...

Erik attends the auction of items found in the Opera House 30 years after the conclusion of the musical. LND is not involved in any way, shape or form in this story. One-shot; Rating for mild language use; Erik's POV

Everyone in paris is sprouting wings, including Erik and Christine. Carlotta is giving christine trouble again; how can the Angel of Music comfort the fragile young singer?

Time Travel Fic: Christabelle Carpentier is nearly murdered. This somehow results in her ending up back in the 19th century, sharing the opera house with a ghost. And a very charming cello player. And possibly a- wait. What's a hallower?

Raoul was never blind to the things he couldn't help but see, but he tried with all his might to ignore them. Until that day, with Gustave and the piano...

Mainly movie based. Takes place right after Erik kills Joseph. Instead of running off to Raoul, Christine goes to the roof to be alone. However, Erik sees her and confronts her. Will the Phantom get a second chance or will his anger prevent their love? EC

In an effort to earn her happy ending, Christine accepts Erik's proposition and learns love through pretend.

A young woman escapes the torments of her marriage and seeks refuge in the heart of Paris. Along the path of rebuilding her life she makes an unlikely friend. Leroux based with touches of Kay. E/OC

Christine loses her voice. Erik panics. Leroux verse. COMPLETE

He can have forced her to accep wedding gown, veil and ring. But he can't forced her to be willing bride. But must he really force her? Erik/Christine. Christines POV. One-shot. Read&review, please!

A phantom, a shade, and a rat catcher walk into a bar. What is this, says the bartender, some sort of joke? Leroux characters, lost in ALW land.

Being a Phantom's a challenge. Being a father's the pits. Post-LND, with absolutely no attempt to reconcile the sequel and the original, because it's funnier that way.

No, he would return to the untouched bowels of the opera, his true home, his sanctuary. He would return and compose his music, and press all thoughts of her from his mind.

A short poem. :

Christine's thoughts upon hearing about Erik's death.

"When I make a promise, Miss Daae, I keep it." Modern day. Strange blend of Leroux and ALW.

"This is something I have to deal with, Christine. You can't stop me," Erik said. "But you know what happened last time! Erik, don't," Christine said. What's going on? Is Erik finally going to confront his fears about his own face? Oneshot. R&R, please.

EC, Raoul friendly. Christine has quite possibly gone mad after the events at the opera house. Dangerous machinations are at work that could prove deadly and there is only one person capable of saving her.

Christine and Erik are happily engaged when the Vicomte waltzes into their lives and threatens their happy ending. Will they be able to exorcise the Opera Ghost once and for all? An AU interpretation of the movie.

Christine has plagued Erik's thoughts for long enough. He goes out to search for her. / If you can, read the short story "Lady with the Lapdog" by Anton Chekhov first. This is an imitation piece.