When Prince Zuko fails to capture the avatar but was able to return home when informing the Fire Lord. His uncle, General Iroh, had arranged an event where twenty girls will be chosen to compete who would be the future princess. Katara and Aang end up seeing a flyer and come to terms that Katara would enter to find any weakness to overthrow the Fire Lord. She sees this as the perfect opportunity to find any information about her mother who was taken away from the Fire Nation. Will the two come to find the love that is hidden inside them? Overcoming challenges as lovers or as enemies. Read to find out.

"Oh, I'll show you lightning!" Azula starting her form, lightning beginning to form at her fingertips, Zuko was plenty calm. Zuko said he'd be fine, Azula was slipping, so why did Katara suddenly feel like things were about to take a turn for the worst? The lightning came out, but Azula was cunning and directed it away from Zuko, toward the waterbender in the background. He saw Azula's change and for the first time in his life when he looked at the waterbender he saw fear in her eyes, he knew how important she was to him and suddenly felt so protective as he jumped in front of that lightning strike. "ZUKO!"

Months ago, Katara arrived at the Royal Palace to save her tribe and to win the heart of the famed Prince Zuko at any cost. She thought THAT was going to be difficult, but after startling romantic revelations, an attack on the Royal Family, a hidden Avatar, and a nefarious rebel group in the shadows, she might be in over her head. The Prince's Choice sequel. The Selection!Zutara AU Book 2 of A Delicate Subterfuge Series

*A Zutara fanfic* Kara has been living in a little fishing village in the northern Earth Kingdom for as long as she can remember--literally. She woke up on its shores nearly six months ago, and she knows that if it hadn't been for Aki, she'd be dead. She's accepted that her life is in this village now, whoever she may have been--to her mind, it's better this way. It's better not knowing. But then a boy comes to the village--a boy who carries himself like a man. He's different from anyone Kara's ever seen before, and he seems to know her, he seems to understand her in a way no one else has. His name, he says, is Lee, but he says no more than that, and Kara is lost. How is she supposed to reconcile the little she knows about herself with this handsome, scarred stranger? How is she supposed to know what to do, when she doesn't even know who, or what, she is? And, more importantly, how is the banished prince of the worst nation in history supposed to convince a girl with no memory--a girl that he believed to be dead because of his actions--that he's on her side, when he knows that if she ever remembers, she will hate him?