Sonora Lynn Greene randomly picked up a book one day and began reading, only this particular story sent her spiraling into the land of Narnia. With no particular skill set and no outstanding qualities, she decides to pledge herself to the Kings and Queens of Narnia and help take back its' land from the wicked White Witch, Jadis.

Set in the Golden Age, when Peter was High King with Susan, Edmund, and Lucy as King and Queens under him. What were those years like? How did they adjust to life in a strange new world, and as rulers, too? The adventures Lewis didn't write about! Lucy-centric. Loosely connected with "Grey England." Will be a more trad. chap-by-chap story (contrast to Grey England's short stories).

Letters from Aslan to you.

In fear the prophecy will come true, the White Witch kidnaps a human baby and raises him as her own. Edmund has only ever known the harsh winter of Narnia, ruling alongside his mother. But with rumours of Aslan's return and the appearance of three human children, Edmund must decide whether to fight for the life he's only ever known or for a future beyond his mother's control.

Flash fiction. Is it good because Aslan commands it? Or does Aslan command it because it's good?

It has been six years since the Pevensies were crowned Kings and Queens and the Golden Age is living up to it's name. However, Eilneth, Queen of the Unseelie Court has awoken and now sets her sights on total conquest. With Narnia threatened once again, the Pevensies must rely on one another as well as a warrior from Narnia's past, who will change Susan's life forever. Please R&R.

The inside story of Cor's family—before, during, and after A Horse and His Boy.

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?

Three years have passed and Ana sets sail with Caspian aboard the Dawn Treader. When Lucy, Edmund, and their annoying cousin Eustace join them, she is overjoyed to see her friends again. However, there are many challenges ahead and Ana's darkest nightmare comes to light. What will happen to the Phoenix Warrior? Sequel to "Warrior With the Heart of Fire”

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.

A story of Narnia in decline, mostly set at Christmas time and something of a companion piece to my other short story 'The Queen spins a web'. Third and final part added Sunday 4 February 2024.

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.

Lucy believes in Santa Claus- she knows him! But the girls at the boarding school think she's gone mad. Only Su understands Lucy's longing for the jolly man and her fierce loyalty for a Lion nobody else believes to exist. My first (and quite late) Christmas Narnia oneshot.

Glimpses of each of the Pevensies as they rise to their thrones

Coming back to her land after lifetimes away, Lucy finds it is not as she expected. The song of Narnia is buried deep underneath apathy, and can anything change that?

After her family dies in a terrible train accident, Susan is left all alone in the world. The months go by, and her grief grows great, and yet she still dreams of a distant land every now and then. A magical place where her family waits for her. She desperately wonders, will she ever make it there?

Triple drabble. Enjoy yourself, Solomon.

How could Aslan expect her to leave Narnia, the only home she'd ever really known? Susan could not bear the idea of never coming back to Narnia; especially not with a handsome Telmarine holding her back. Rated M: language, sexual content and other adult themes.

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.

(Previously named The King and the Statue) 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.

What if Prince Caspian had killed his uncle that day on the field of battle? What if initially it seemed to have little effect on him, but after the Pevensies went home, he slowly began to change? What would Aslan do, who would he send in order to save the Narnians from their saviour, save him from himself? (Set during the Voyage of The Dawn Treader but with flashbacks to PC

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)

Antes del duelo, Lucy explica a Caspian por qué el Alto Rey ha actuado con tanto rencor hacia él, y por qué los telmarinos deben temer al Fuego Dorado. [TRADUCCIÓN]

All Aline wanted was to escape her wretched sense of reality. In a twisted way, she'd gotten her wish. But only more questions arise. Who is she? Why, she? And most importantly, what is it about her that the Dark King just can't seem to stay away? Previously known as "A Narnian Love Story-A Place in this World" [mutual pining] [slowburn]

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.