Susan Pevensie's world is shattered when she receives news of the train crash that took the lives of her family. Confronting the reality of being alone and facing a mountain of regrets, her search for hope and peace takes her to an unexpected place- but perhaps it was the place she was meant to be all along. (Title and chapter names come from Lindsay McCaul's If It Leads Me Back)

Emma and Caspian set sail for the Lone Islands to find the lost lords and face the insurgent Eshwen lurking there. Old friends and new enemies appear as Emma struggles with the reality of healing and the most primal of bonds that may be the only way to save Narnia before nature itself is beyond repair. Fate and free will collide at the edge of the map. There, is the Utter East.

With the return of the White Witch and the roar of thunder, Lucy finds herself back in Narnia. Together with Caspian, she needs to face ancient enemies once more, as she stands between her people and death. But something is tearing her soul and heart apart, as danger grows: This is the story of two fates intertwined, having crossed twice, now bound together. (Slow burn)

Several centuries after the Golden Age and the Aurora Aeon, rulers from a few Narnian Age were called to return to save the world they once knew and had always been precious to them. In the process, however, two monarchs never realized that something was about to emerge in their hearts as they fulfill their duty to bring back Narnia's forgotten freedom once and for all...

Amid readjusting to his "old life", Edmund suddenly finds himself in a Narnia he doesn't recognize. One he feels he betrayed a second time; filled with ruin and loss. Much like himself. Following the honeyed voice only she hears, Issi is tasked to help Prince Caspian restore Narnia to what it once was, whilst fighting off the urge do its prior rulers' harm. Whatever a "Narnia" was.

Very short glimpses into the stories we love, in way that hopefully brings them back and makes them live.

Margret Rose Hunter felt like something was wrong. It was almost like a part of her was missing. However, when Prince Caspian X calls for the rulers of old to return to Narnia she learns that not everything is as it appears. Sequel to The Refugees.

Following the Pevensie children's adventure in the wardrobe, Professor Kirke remembers his own journey to the magical land of Narnia. (Quotes from 2005 movie included.) (cross-posted from AO3)

What is eonian? It is an adjective meaning constant and indefinite; continuing forever. She always thought of it in the context of a the greater universe, like the stars, moon and sun. But stars die, and the sun and moon can only co-exist a space for a limited time. Then she met him, and suddenly, "eonian" was the puzzle piece perfectly suited to describe him. Rewritten "Bad Boy"

"Not that I have no hope of Susan's ever getting to Aslan's country; but because I have a feeling that the story of her journey would be longer and more like a grown-up novel than I wanted to write. But I may be mistaken. Why not try it yourself?" -CS Lewis. Rated T for some themes and content

Miraz has fallen and peace has come to Narnia, but it hasn't come to Peter's head. As he tries to move on and become the true High King, moments of his past keep him grounded in guilt and uncertainty where Brielle, Susan's lady in waiting, has all the answers to his problems. It's such a shame she has to kill him; a revenge plot in return for all the pain he's caused her. Peter/OC.

After the funeral of her family, Susan receives an unexpected visitor. Two shot.

Three children discover a magical creature in their back yard.

The Pevensie children, now adults, find themselves thrown back into Narnia, just a year after Lucy, Edmund and Eustace left. Once finding out their return leads them to King Caspian, the five royals must fight an evil that lurks within their own court, throwing them into an even greater adventure. Can they defeat the evil that threatens the Kingdom once again? Suspian, OC's

She left Narnia as Alaura Hunter, the girl who tamed the untamed Edmund Pevensie. She's the girl who was stripped of her memories, and now lives tormented with lies about her identity. She just wants a simple answer and her wish had been granted. Exactly a year ago, she left Narnia as Alaura Hunter, now the same girl returns to Narnia as Emma Montgomery. Edmund/OC SEQUEL TO BAD BOY

As Edmund struggles with the demons of his past, Peter is there to remind him of an important truth. "Ed, who's more powerful-the White Witch or Aslan?"

**Sequel to East** After their harrowing adventures in England, the Pevensies have returned to the Golden Age of Narnia. But not everything is as "golden" as it seems. To fix this, Edmund must set out on a journey he's already taken once before.

It had been three long months since the four Pevensie children had returned from Narnia after the second battle of Beruna and the coronation of Prince Caspian and Edmund was being haunted by the memories of the man he loved but lost.

Caspian est en fuite. Il se cache dans la forêt, attendant le bon moment pour lancer une attaque sur le Château et récupérer ce qui lui appartient de droit. Pour parvenir à ses fins, il a une idée, terrible et insensée : rallier à sa cause Alena, garde d'élite de Miraz, qui ne sait pas encore qu'il est en vie.

The White Witch's Stone Knife became a legendary artifact of Narnia. The Knights of the Order of the Lion's Redemption have the sacred duty to protect it. The forgotten tale of how the Stone Knife came to Aslan's Table.

Caspian is on the run. He hides in the Deep Forest, waiting for the right moment to launch an attack on the Castle and recover what is rightfully his. To achieve his goals, he has a terrible and insane idea: to rally to his cause Alena, Miraz's elite guard, who doesn't know yet that he is alive. But what's the story behind that girl ? Who is she ?

From the stirring in his heart to the day he finds what he seeks, this the heart of Reepicheep's voyage. By Ariel of Narnia

A short tale of Jadis, in Charn. No bad language; some battlefield descriptions of violence (not particularly graphic). A prequel to: Sketches of Charn, In the Great Forest, Jadis the Deplorable Word.

Where did all of the humans who were in Narnia before Jadis go? Why were none turned into statues to be discovered at the end of the Witch's reign? What happens when Edmund discovers one? It will take more that Aslan's breath to melt a heart of stone.

Many years after The Last Battle, Susan is brought before Aslan who awaits at the doorway. (One-Shot. No Pairings.)