Justin wakes up in a hellish world and is delivered a grave message: all of fiction, reality, existence, nonexistence, and beyond has been enslaved. It is now up to Justin to find new allies to help him rebel against and overthrow the rule of existence's cruel master.

Immediately after the resistance destroys the alien city in Europe, Will finds love with one of his fellow freedom fighters, and the science team makes an astonishing discovery. Then the resistance learns that not all the Tripods in Europe are dead. A few still live, and they're on the move. This is a novel with 20 chapters.

This is my own prequel to When the Tripods Came that follows the Masters as they use the Tripods to invade Earth and enslave humanity.

The end of the Masters... from the Masters' POV!

The Masters are defeated and gone. Will has bought and restored a ship, but before he goes on his voyages, he has another more personal journey to make. Returning home for the first time, a forgotten past catches up with him, while the world around him deals with recovering from and the wreckage of a century of occupation.

Much to her delight, Eloise's was elected as Queen of the summer Tournament at the Tour de la Rouge. At the conclusion of the Tournament, she was taken to the Masters' city serve them for the rest of her life. She had no idea what service she could possibly offer such great beings. *** I wrote this story for Yuletide '13 and this is my first story outside of the Les Mis fandom.

An updated version of A Spy in the City. Part Two is entirely new.Feel free to read and review.

Charged with infiltrating the City of Gold and Lead, young Fritz Eger must struggle to survive in the oppressive domain of the Masters and fulfill his mission as a spy or die trying. Based on the second book in the Tripods' series. Reviews appreciated.

As Will, Beanpole, and Fritz are chosen to infiltrate the City of Gold and Lead, Henry deals with being left out and thinks about the past and hopes to someday do his part. Reviews are appreciated.

A Fanfic based off of John Christopher's Tripods Series told from the point of view of Beanpole. Reviews are appreciated.