Alexander might not give the impression he's trying to understand his family, but he is. These people are too forgiving of cringe-inducing moments or weak social skills. He begins to wonder if he could salvage interactions knowing their true thoughts. Fortunately, there is a mind-reading spell. Unfortunately, mind-reading and body swap spells are nearly identical. (KQ 2015)

Based off the King's Quest game series. This chapter, the wedding has become chaos as Lolotte attacks and flees so she can fully regain power. That means the family and guests must now take on the task of stopping her. Read and Review.

A bunch of one-shots that when stuck together form a sort of sequel to Gwydion.

Once Upon A Climb showed us how they met, even how they fell in love. We know they're meant to be "always and forever" but what moments did they share over the years? This collection aims to explore the normal... Peaceful times Graham and Vee had. Fluff. Slice of life. Shameless sap. Let's be honest: Graham deserves to be himself; good thing Vee accepts him rain or shine. (KQ 2015)

Random assortment of ficlets/short stories that were posted on Tumblr, just to have them in one place.

It's been 5 years since the Royal Family had the addition of Rosella's son, time for a reunion. Graham should be happy about this, want to officially meet Gart. But unresolved issues from his perceived failure as a parent are getting in the way, making him wonder why this kid would want anything to do with him. He's wrong, and Rosella and Vee plot to prove it. (KQ 2015 reboot)

It's the night of Graham and Vee's wedding anniversary, the perfect chance to affirm their feelings for each other. They haven't really made love for 20 years now, but that could change if Graham let go of his insecurities at least for tonight. He might never truly be free of them, but when he's with Vee it doesn't matter if he's 21 or 41 and she deserves to know. (KQ 2015 Reboot)

A collection of scenarios between King Graham and Princess Rosella during the eighteen years of the royal family's rift. That's a large gap; there must have been enough time for father and daughter to at least try making it work. Maybe Graham would eventually regret not giving enough attention to Rosella, but she still cares for a reason... (King's Quest 2015 Reboot)

The wedding of King Graham and Princess Valanice and birth of their children would obviously have a missing stage in between. This is that special "first time" featuring Graham doing the most to give Vee a passionate evening to rival romance novels despite her only having one condition, the royal guards accidentally being useful and general chaos. (King's Quest 2015 reboot)

The mass kidnapping of Daventry's citizens, while ultimately without casualties, still comes with consequences. For King Graham, those consequences manifest in the form of a paralyzing fear of thunderstorms.

Once, not too long ago, there was a kingdom by the name of Daventry. It still exists, of course, but this was back when Daventry was much, much different from the place you know today: when the skies were still blue, and the people were still free, and no one was afraid of traveling there and being unable to return. (Or: Manny uses a slightly different method to conquer Daventry)

Novelization of King's Quest III

"That coin has no value here, sir." (Or: Graham finds himself in a spot of difficulty)

He will never forgive him. (Or: Soulmates are a tricky matter to deal with, and often they can go horribly wrong.)

An AU where Manny is a little more careful during the tournament, and the results are less than ideal.

Graham and Achaka encounter a dragon. The story goes a little differently, this time. (Or: A friendship cut off far too soon, finally gets the chance to grow) (fix-it for the 2015 remake by TOG)

Set at the end of KQ4. Rosella is home, Alexander is home and Graham's life has been saved. Life slowly returns to normal at Castle Daventry - that is, if anything can be construed as "normal" for Daventry's royal family.

Badger Day was only one week away, and it was the perfect excuse to get Princess Vee to Daventry. Based on the 2015 "King's Quest". Graham/Vee and some Amaya/Whisper

Hellenia is a land famous for strong heroes, but they've never had heroes who relied on magic before.

I've never played King's Quest before.

There was something about making love in the water that added an extra element of intimacy. Honeymoon smut ahoy. (Based off the new 2015-16 "King's Quest" wherein Graham chooses Princess Vee to be his bride)

"I'm done. I am done. This is not for me."

The royal siblings have a chance to catch up. Set sometime after KQ7. AU (where the two of them knew each other as kids somehow - maybe Alexander was kidnapped a little later.)

A knight awakens to find a land in turmoil, and soon finds that he's not alone in this universe. There are others like him, heroes. Adventurers. For nearly twenty years, they cross paths with each other and with the ones who made them. After the Chainsaw, they fear they will never go on adventures again. But as the old saying goes, "Every cloud has a silver lining."

Not yet 18, Princess Rosella is convinced her life is over, as she is to be sacrificed to the menace of Daventry, the monstrous three-headed dragon. Hope is quickly fading for the whole kingdom as the royal family seems destined to fail. Is there hope of salvation for Rosella and Daventry? Two-parter, KQIII/KQIV.