Hace mucho que no escribo, no estaba segura si publicar la historia, todo comenzó cuando escuché un cover de Blackbird cantando por Eva Rachel Wood (la voz de Marianne en inglés, según creo) y una cosa llevó a la otra. He de admitir que la película es un gusto culposo, tiene muchas cosas que no me gustan, pero la relación de los protagonistas es adorable. Gracias por leerme.

Bog and Marianne are getting married, join the for the wonderful day in this short story.

Dawn Fairland, bold and desperate, convinces Bog King, a whiskey mogul marked by scars from his past, to fake a romance to make the man she loves jealous. But this arrangement gets complicated when Bog starts feeling something more for Marianne, Dawn's older sister, a distant woman who fights to keep both her vineyard and her heart intact.

This is a story about two beings from two kingdoms. Side by side, yet worlds apart. But their love brings their kingdoms together and will unite them as one. Follow Marianne and Bog's journey through love as they continue to grow as a couple and face whatever challenges life may throw at them.

Everything seems to be going well for Bog and Marianne. However, when an attack on the Fairy Kingdom challenges them both and enemies old and new surround them it raises the question, can love win? (sequel to the movie. There will be songs connected to each chapter. Enjoy)

Marianne is arranged to marry Royal Naval Captain Roland who was just appointed to his position by the recluse of a king no one has seen in years. On the way to the honeymoon, she plans her suicide as she will not allow herself to be in this forced commitment. She quickly learns her new husband is not who he claims and there are worse things than being trapped in loveless marriage.

Marianne notices that Bog seems particularly distracted. It's an important day for Bog and he decides to introduce Marianne to someone very dear to him and share a part of his past with her.

Edge of Tomorrow AU: Aliens have landed on earth and seem to anticipate our every move. I, Marianne Fae, must do what I can to survive and save the world with the help of war hero, Bog King. The catch? I must die everyday and live it over again until we win.

Madison enters the world of fairies, goblins, and of course love.

When making deals with the fae, especially a goblin, always be prepared to pay the cost. Because there's no going back once the pact is made. One bargain is all it takes to change the fate of the human kingdom bordering the Dark Forest. (Rated for a bit of language and slight sexual undertones.)

It's distressing being judged, especially when it's for something that needs to be done. (Human AU Oneshot)

A small human child has fallen into the Strange Magic universe with no memories of her past and becomes an addition to the storyline. Will her appearance derail the couple's happily ever after or set events for a new adventure all together?

Bog and Sunny still just don't know how to get along. When the two of them wake up in each other's bodies, the goblin and the elf have to find a way to work together and break the spell... A story for the Freaky Friday theme of Strange Magic week.

The movie ended too soon without many resolved issues. This is a continuation, beginning just after the final scene, concentrating on the romance between Marianne and Bog. I have followed the musicial format of the movie. I have included the name and artist of the songs so you can look them up on YouTube. Rated M parts are posted separately under 'Mature Rider for ButterflyBog'.

Marianne has been fleeced and the wool's been pulled over her eyes for years because she believed the yarn her boyfriend spun her but she's shorn off the restraints and he's out of her hair. She felt she needed a change...but she didn't want to be pelted! (Rated for a bit of language and suggestive content.)

Marianne's and Dawn's respective first sights of the Bog King, to the tune of 'He Was Tall' from Rodgers and Hammerstein's Cinderella. (Song did not make the movie version with Whoopi Goldberg in it, but is on the CD of a different troupe's production.)

After an exciting summer filled with adventure, the Labor Day weekend brings Foret Lodge's season to an end. Too bad Sombreville's mayor is just a bit too stressed. (Sequel to The Gift. Rated to be safe.)

The Dark Forest Circus and the Light Field Circus have been rivals for as long as anyone can remember. They always performed in the same cities at the same time, year after year. Only High Jinks can ensue after the status quo is broken and balancing love with misery is a High-Wire act. (Rated for a bit of language, some sensitive topics, and slight sexual undertones.)

Kingdoms divided by war rather than primrose petals. A shimmering princess takes the lead rather than her callous sister. Is this the tale of Hades and Persephone retold? Or is it something much more complex? / Strange Magic AU I work on in my spare time! (Did a lot of polishing over quarantine which is why it was initially deleted.) Title is from 2 Heads by Colemen Hell.

Marianne & The Bog King celebrate their anniversary. Bog wants to take the next step with Marianne but Marianne's ex fiance Roland snaps out of his love spell & learns of a spell to attempt to break up Marianne & Bog so he can attempt to marry the fairy princess. Will he succeed? No copyrights intended. All characters of Strange Magic and the movie belong to George Lucas.

Nostalgia is in the chilly Autumn air as a restless queen walks the halls and memories follow the Wild Hunt's call. (Rated to be safe. Sequel to Wild Fight.)

Oneshots of Marianne x Bog King based off images I found online! Plus I just love this movie!

Marianne finds herself suddenly faced with an uncomfortable truth about Bog.

Sunshine's woes and Marianne's foes and Bog's heart is all aglow. (Set two-ish weeks after Santa, I... Rated to be safe for childhood sensitivities.)

Marianne learns things about two important people in her life during the Christmas season. (Set two-ish months after Sisters Are... Rated to be safe for childhood sensitivities.)