"Narnia was never more at peace, than when a Son of Adam and daughter of Eve sat upon the thrones," she looked at him in pure confusion and perhaps a bit of fear. "What are you saying Professor?" "I am saying," his hand covered hers in a gesture of comfort, "You two, could be the new hope for Narnia's future.

[SERIOUS FIC. RATED T FOR SUBJECT MATTER.] "Do you feel yourself sufficient to take up the Kingship of Narnia?" "I - I don't think I do, Sir," said Caspian. . . . "If you had felt yourself sufficient, it would have been proof that you were not." But Caspian is still insufficient, and only the Heart of a Lion can change that.

In 1940, four children, Peter, Susan, Edmund and Lucy Pevensie are sent to Professor Kirke's house safe from WWII. There they find a magical wardrobe that leads them to the World of Narnia, which is under the 100 Year Winter and ruled by the evil White Witch. With the help of Aslan the Lion, the children fight for the freedom of Narnia to restore the kingdom to its former glory.

"You're no fine lady, that's for sure. Bold too, considering who he is." Addie arches an eyebrow. "Oh? Who is he?"

With the High King in the mountains and the Gentle Queen in the desert, there is no better time to assassinate the Valiant Queen—that is, if they can get past her brother first. (Loosely based on The Horse and His Boy)

High King Peter is badly poisoned by a cake and only an exclusive potion made from nine unique ingredients can save him. Worse, many youngsters are kidnapped and end up in a mysterious ocean liner. Kushanku and company must get the ingredients for the potion to save Peter and rescue the kidnapped victims but must also deal with a new and deadly villain in addition.

One-shot. Ever wonder why the White Stag was so difficult to catch? Well, now you know.

What could the Just King of Narnia possibly want with the White Witch's Daughter? Modern AU. Ed/OC. Lucy/OC. Majorly Canon Deviant.

Chapter seven: The Game is Afoot. With the departure of most of the renegade army, sergeant Akela must alter his plans. Taking his ragtag squad of misfits, he will storm the Guardian and try to take Deadeyes alive. For only she has the answers to his questions. Once again, only my OCs this chapter.

Golden Age. All Narnia is rejoicing at the High King's betrothal to the Lady Ravanna of the Seven Isles. All except Lucy

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...

"It was Susan, standing in the door of her room, but it somehow wasn't at the same time. She looked older, careworn, weary, and filled with grief. He almost wondered if she had recently received news of someone's death, but he quickly discarded the notion..." Based on BrokenKestral's story 'Time Traveller' with permission, but from Edmund's perspective, not Susan's.

From the boards of a London pantomime, to peril in Narnia, Lottie proves that she is worthy of her billing. This is a short story that contains no violence or bad language. .

A story of Narnia in decline, set at Christmas and something of a companion piece to my other short story 'The Queen spins a web'. Part one is complete; part two is yet to be added.

All creatures feared death, but none more so than the White Witch who ensured her legacy would live on, even in the form of the foolish boy she had once thought to be her ally. No Incest. No Pairings. Movie and Book universes.

What would happen if in the end of LWW Edmund never left Narnia? When poor Edmund is left behind to lead a nation all alone without the guiding hands of his siblings what is a young boy King to do? Follow along as we unveil a tale of romance, passion, and tragic death.

With Christmas 1914 looming ahead of them and WW1 raging around them, Digory and Polly remember to hold onto hope. One shot. Christmas story.

Edmund has suffered more than any of his siblings ever would have guessed.

After riding back victorious from a war, Edmund finds himself face-to-face with an old nemesis in the form of Lady Distain, who hates all men and him in particular. Chaucer meets Shakespeare in a Narnian retelling of Much Ado About Nothing.

The centaur Moonshadow is appalled to learn that an Animal has one of the centaur books of healing. When he goes to find the Beast who has been masquerading as a healer, he learns that perhaps a Fox can be a healer, after all. [Features my Fox healer Rawlstow]

When her brothers keep scaring away her boyfriends, Lucy decides on drastic action. Rated T for safety

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)

AU, prequel to LMB. Peter and Edmund are late to the train station that fatal morning and miss the derailment that would have taken them to the Real Narnia. Now they must deal with the aftermath and find the strength and courage to keep on living.

Swept up in her fears on a cold night, Lucy runs to her big brother. But when her fears are dissuaded and all is well, Peter discovers there's more on her mind than just Frost Giants.

He'd warned Peter that only trouble would come of this kingdom in the Northern Wilds, and every day Edmund spends with Serena just proves he was correct. But as conspiracies and secrets unravel, can he admit to himself — and everyone else— that perhaps she's not so inconvenient as he'd first believed?