The third book in the 'Tales of the Narnian Monarchs' Series. No one taught the True Queen and Just King to deal with the loss of a child, nor a dwindling marriage. No one taught the Unwavering Queen how to deal with being thrown into another time era with nothing but hopeless optimism and sheer commitment. No one taught any of the Monarchs how to cope with loss, teenage angst or alcohol. Yet here, their lessons begin (all over again, for the Pevensies, that is).

(ON HIATUS) (WILL CONTINUE SOMEDAY) (I PROMISE) When life takes away her whole family in a tragic car crash, Sanya is ready to end it all. She's in a train station, no one around, all alone- so why not take advantage of it and just jump in front of a train? But, as she turns, she spots a portal where the ticket counter had once stood- and in a moment, she's not in the grubby train station, debating whether or not she should kill herself, but in a pristine beach, surrounded by waves of clear blue water, mystified and awed. She wasn't dead- as she was informed by the Pevensies and King Caspian soon after, she was simply in Narnia. Friendship, adventure, love, freedom, magic- if this all turned out to be a lie and was simply the afterlife, Sanya Reza wouldn't mind it at all. //// #1 in #edmundpevensiexreader #1 in #edmundpevensiexoc #11 in #edmundpevensie