Au coeur d'une apocalypse, un couple de trois garçons, Blaise, Pierre et Max s'interrogent sur le sens de leur vie. Entre survie, lutte, amour et horreur, ils tentent de se débattre dans l'existence tout en protégeant leur amour les uns envers les autres. C'est une sorte de conte horrifique, de fable philosophique sur le soi, les autres, l'inconnu.

Lui, Aaron, se prépare à devenir roi d'un pays déchiré par des conflits de plus en plus violents. Le peuple se révolte, les rebelles se font de plus en plus nombreux et organisés. Aaron, coureur de jupons invétéré et arrogant, mais très bon combattant, se démène pour faire cesser les rébellions. Elle, Katarina, jeune femme magnifique, espionne suprême des rebelles. Surnommée "la Panthère" par l'ennemi en raison de son agilité, de son adresse et de son aptitude au combat, elle met en faillite presque toutes les missions ennemies, avec son incroyable capacité à se faufiler partout et sa discrétion imparable. Rien n'aurait jamais dû relier ces deux êtres... Un jour, Katarina se voit confier une mission de longue durée au palais royal. Très vite, la fougueuse rebelle aura du mal à jouer son rôle de servante docile et soumise, s'attirant malgré elle l'attention du prince... *** "- Je vous interdis de me parler sur ce ton, vous me devez le respect! Vous êtes en tort, et je vous prie de vous excuser! Bon, là, qu'on ne vienne rien me reprocher, hein, il cherchait! Je levai la tête vers lui, et, trop furibonde pour remarquer l'identité de l'homme à qui je m'adressais, je balançai avec mépris: - Et puis quoi encore? Le seul en tort dans l'histoire, c'est vous, et mes excuses, vous pouvez vous les carrer là où je pense! Ses yeux s'étrécirent et vibrèrent de colère, mais, alors qu'il allait parler, une voix l'interrompit: - Votre Altesse! Où êtes-vous? Oh non."

It's midwinter and Hans has been regretting every little mistake and choice he has made, living (or surviving, they are two very different things) in a prison cellar far away from Arendelle. As he talks to a young girl on the other side of the prison door they create a plan to get Hans back to his love Elsa, before his execution. He has done bad things, he has made bad choices, but can that all be fixed...?

They're lost in the vast seas of black and white plaques, he playing the role of a pawn and she playing the role of the queen. They're playing chess with each other, observing how the other makes their move, without knowledge that their marriage is sinking like a ship lost in the Arctic ocean. It's a quaint turn from their happily ever after, a twist that shakes both off their feet. But they say it takes two to tango, but is she willing to wear her finest shoes for another dance with fate?

Queen Elsa of Arendelle has accepted her place in a loveless and convenient marriage until Prince Hans has brought himself back into her life. Bringing Elsa lust, love and a place where she feels she belongs.

HELSA / FROZEN. There is a number of creepy things about this place, the fire that ruined the city, the eternal ice and snow that now covers the land after the fire, the fact that no survivors of this have been found, and the obvious mystery of 'how the hell did this big ass fire start?' 。。。 The kingdom of Arendelle is in ruins. With no known survivors so far, Archaeologists continue to search the palace and city for clues as to how the great fire began. They uncover a safe filled with a single diamond ring and 50-60 handwritten letters signed by a prince of the southern isles. Here, is a collection of the letters, the clues, and the whole story.

When Hans is called away to the navy, he leaves Elsa and his unborn child alone. Although Elsa has Anna and Kristoff to help her, it's not enough. Meanwhile, Hans faces threats he never imagined. Can Hans and Elsa's relationship survive the rocky road ahead?

When Hans returns after the Great Thaw, it's Elsa's worst nightmare come true. The last time he was around, he nearly killed her, and almost let her sister freeze. But that all changes one night when she asks him to meet her in the library. It's there where one door closes and another opens. And it isn't easy- for anyone.

[Modern Frozen AU] She was a dead-end. He refused to believe that. She was dying. He knew she was. When Hans met her one-hundred and sixty-five days before, he knew he had to have her even if fate was meant to break them apart. And he was determined to keep her alive even if it would only be by words on a piece of paper.