There is a golden rule at Dark Forest Landscaping and that rule must always be obeyed. Theodore Newton is not allowed to answer the phone.

Dawn didn't believe Marianne and Marianne can't believe Dawn. (Sequel to Sunshine Is... Rated to be safe.)

Long after the events of the movie, Griselda reflects back on things that have happened before and after that fateful day as she waits alone one night. (Companion piece to Beautiful and Ugly but can be read alone.)

What if the fairy Roland cheated on Marianne with was her and Dawn's friend? What if she never knew Roland and Marianne were engaged before it happened? What if… Hope you're still reading, enjoy!

Modern AU. Dawn's getting married, and Marianne agrees to sing something special for her. The problem is that she can't find anyone to play with her. An angry encounter at a coffee house, though, might change that, and more. Butterfly Bog and Sunny Day

Dawn, Sunny, and a precocious four-year-old have a short talk. *Bonus chapter with Marianne's adventure in babysitting.

The wedding bells ring merrily and the blessed day has finally arrived for Marianne and Bog. What happens when a classic wedding trope comes into play? (Human AU Oneshot)

His life sucked. It's the only explanation that he had. Just that morning he was dating the most beautiful woman he had ever seen and by evening, he somehow angers a witch. Woof. (Rated for a bit of language and suggestive content.)

Summertime is here and with it brings a plethora of celebrations for the residents of Sombreville. With three holidays on each other's heel and life added to the mix, peace and quiet is a precious gift. (Sequel to The Memory. Rated to be safe.)

The day of Foret Lodge's reopening has finally arrived. To the residents of Sombreville, it's practically a holiday in its own right. To others, it's only the start of the Memorial Day weekend. (Sequel to The Surprise. Rated to be safe.)

Mother's Day is a day to celebrate mothers and Sombreville's newest expecting mother is adjusting well to her life in the little town. But is there something that they haven't talked about yet? (Sequel to The Change. Rated to be safe.)

Their love has been declared and all is right between their kingdoms. But what happens when the unknown walks through the darkness of a moonlit Spring night and threatens the ones they love? Will they be able to save them before it's too late? (Sequel to Wild Hearts. Rated for sexual conduct, both implied and slight.)

Easter heralds changes and things are no different for the residents of Sombreville. Less than half a year ago there was the first spark between the serious mayor and the fiery mechanic. Just what all changes have happened? Or more importantly, what changes are still to come? (Sequel to The Plan. Rated to be safe.)

Vampire AU. Some loves will drain you dry. Warning for Graphic Depictions of Vampire Slaying.

In one kingdom, a goblin king's loneliness eats away at his heart. In another kingdom, a fairy princess cries herself to sleep on what would have been her wedding night. A vignette about changing seasons, the future, and lofe, in honor of the first day of Spring.

In order to prevent war between their kingdoms, the Bog King of the Dark Forest and Princess Marianne of the Fairy Kingdom are to be married. It's a contract, meant to ensure peace. Love has nothing to do with it.

This was another idea that popped into my head. Trigger Warning: there is mention of attempted suicide and self-harm. Marianne is going to be OOC in the beginning, but I will get her back to her character as the story continues. Marianne and the Bog King have met before. She is suffering more than anyone thought and is reacting poorly. What if Bog helps her to become strong again?

A routine job turns into something more when Constable Marianne Zephyr crosses paths with Bogart Mcgallrigh and his two sons. Lies, pain, and sorrow haunt their lives but maybe they're just what each other needs. (Rated M to be safe. Companion to Badge of Valor [NOT SEQUEL])

Time for hearts and flowers and Cupid's arrow. Yes, it's that time of year again, Valentine's Day, and for once the serious mayor of Sombreville doesn't feel like the black sheep of his family's flock. Pity that his girlfriend lives a few hundred miles away. (Sequel to The Plant. Rated to be safe.)

Historical Human AU for tmwillson3 – Bog and Marianne stroll through a park, get caught in the rain, and take shelter in a gazebo.

Modern day AU. Marianne had stopped playing the violin only to end up replacing her sister for a quartet practice. As Marianne gets to know the members of the quartet and as the strange music they play begins to lift her heart, she dares to hope for a new beginning. Rated T to be safe.

Happily ever after is hardly realistic when life gets in the way. What happens when desire is replaced by duties and temptation is tempered by hurt? Can the coming spring rebirth the passions cooled by winter? (Sequel to Wild Desire. Rated for sexual conduct, both implied and slight.)

Gathering at a Pub for lunch, a few Scots, Britons, and Americans reflect the changes caused by a painful day. A day's meaning can easily change because not all heartbreak is forever bad. (Sequel to Trouble for Two. Rated for a bit of language.)

How could everything go so wrong? They were happy and so in love and everything was perfect. Gazing at the diamond ring in his hand while Christmas music plays in the background, Bog King can't feel any holiday joy. (Rated for a bit of language.)

Nothing like spending Christmas vacation at your newest favorite little town and with its charming residents. Crackling wood in the fireplace, jingling bells during a sleigh ride, and freshly falling snow...What could possibly go wrong? (Sequel to The Bird. Rated to be safe.)