Possessed of the Song, Sharma now has the power to cover the land in a second Silence more complete than the first. Maerad, Cadvan, Hem and Saliman are reunited in Dagra, but, as determined as they are to fight the Dark, they cannot escape their enslavement or the part Sharma will make them play in his new world. Sequel to These Violent Delights

This short scene takes place in The Singing, as the group (Maerad, Cadvan, Hem, Irc, Saliman & Hekibel) make their way to Afinil and see the Black Army marching towards Lirigon. Cadvan is visibly upset by this and leaves the group to hide his grief. In the book, Maerad is paralysed by nervousness to even comfort him. This story presents an alternate scene where she does.

After the attack at the Gwalhain Pass, Cadvan fears Maerad is killed. Now, he must decide his path and try to keep Edil-Amarandh from falling to the Darkness - whilst also facing down his own inner demons. What revelations lie in wait for the now solitary Bard of Lirigon? And what dangers? Set during The Riddle and spilling over into The Singing, from Cadvan's point of view.

Set during The Riddle. While still in Busk, Maerad stumbles back to her room after a merry night at the tavern and hears some strange noises coming from Cadvan's rooms. She goes to investigate and gets more than she bargains for. . .

Gradually, hunched over the desk, Cadvan became aware that he was being watched. He looked up sharply, and a familiar figure detached itself from the dark doorway. Cadvan leaned back in his chair, his face softening. Maerad. (one-shot fluff about an intimate interlude and some new discoveries in Busk, post-series)

When Sharma captures Maerad and Cadvan, it seems as though his dominion over Annar and the seven kingdoms will be complete. Trapped in Dagra, and trying desperately to outmaneuver him, Maerad and Cadvan must rely on their love of each other to protect them. But love may not be enough, and in Dagra, it might even be ruinous. The first in a projected trilogy.

A collection of short stories that take place throughout the books that follow the evolution of Cadvan's feelings for Maerad.

Maerad and Cadvan are happily settled in Innail, enjoying the opportunities that peace and friendship offer.; however, as their relationship progresses, Maerad's violent past once more threatens to usurp her new-found happiness. Unabashed angst, fluff and sexiness abound - rated for scenes of a sexually explicit nature and some flashbacks of sexual trauma.

He said nothing for a long moment as his brain caught up with the strangeness of the situation, his eyes moving slowly over her dripping hair, mud-splattered cloak, and the darkness of the street through the shadowy window behind them.

Four years after the Nameless One's defeat, Maerad still struggles to find her place in the world. She longs for a normal life, but can't escape her fate, which leads her down a long and increasingly dangerous path. On this new journey, she doubts her fate, her powers, and herself, but one thing is for certain: Maerad is a fighter.

When Sharma steals Maerad's birthday cake, she and her friends must set off on an epic journey to retrieve it… Before Sharma eats it all himself.

Cadvan waits for a dear friend that never shows. Maerad looses herself forgetting everything and truly becomes a wolf. Racked with grief over losing his loving Maerad, Cadvan is surprised to feel his grief lessened by the occasional glimpse of the lone wolf. Where did the wolf come from and why was it here. Well neither of them knew.

One night after finding Hem, Maerad thinks, sees and feels how much had changed since Cadvan found her - and what hadn't.

This my take on what happened after The Singing. Maerad and Cadvan return to Innail. They must help with the eradication of Sharma's remaining forces. And they get to explore their new found love for each other. Major MaeradxCadvan. Please R&R.

Sharma promised to make Maerad the Queen of all creation if she would join him, and when she does, the Song breaks her mind and the Dark consumes her. But before she can make the world to her desire, she and Sharma must conquer the remaining resistance of the Light. As the Dark grows ever more powerful, Maerad's only salivation may rest in her heart and the hearts of her friends.

Just a smattering of oneshots! Contains spoilers so please be careful not to ruin the series for yourself... I hope you enjoy!

"I shall get you what you want, even if you just want to go beyond the Gates." The thought of a quick death was appealing. For that reason alone, she finally answered the man. Yet death wasn't what she found, as Shyasana of the sacked School of Jerr-Niken discovered what it truly meant to be a Bard, through purpose, love, reflection and the warmth of the Light. EDITED AND UPDATED!

When Maerad rejoins Cadvan in the ruins of her childhood, she is unable to turn human again. How will this change their fate-and will Maerad ever be able to find herself again?

Maerad is brutally attacked. In her pain, she's unable to realize Cadvan's animosity towards the situation. In the end, she's the only one that can save Cadvan, whom she's growing to love, from the same intolerable anguish she feels- by telling the truth.

When Maerad wakes up from a nightmare and Cadvan comforts her, they realize just how deep their love for each other runs... (Just a fluffy one-shot, set post-Singing.) Cadvan and Maerad :D

Maerad takes a midnight stroll through the gardens of Innail and unexpectedly finds a friend...(My first fanfic, please don't judge)

What if Maerad hadn't been able to change back from wolf-form when she'd reunited with Cadvan?

Maerad and Cadvan reveal their love. will it be able to last after those they love find out?

A little drabble of the Cadvan/Maered relationship and their seperate pasts that devide and unite them. Maered struggles with her feelings for Cadvan and her fear of love while Arkan plots to take her back. M to be safe Bad summary, good story

Maerad is training, and Cadvan comes to watch. But when she passes out, Cadvan will have to take care of her. Short and fluffy.