She wasn't made for glass slippers. She was made for bruised knees, smeared mascara, and being told she's pretty with his hand around her throat. Kendra Knox was never anyone's princess. She grew up in a trailer with EBT cards, overdue bills, and a mother who treated her like competition. Fairytales weren't bedtime stories. They were lies people with money got to believe. Now she dances at Eden's Gate, wearing dollar store glitter and six-inch Pleasers, collecting rent one lap at a time. No carriage. No ball. Just blood, tears, and survival. Then he shows up. Not a prince. A problem. Marshall Mathers. Famous. Filthy. Untouchable. He doesn't ride a horse. He rolls up in a black Escalade, smells like smoke and sin, and looks at her like she's already his. He doesn't save her. He drags her into his world. A palace with no exits, a crown that cuts, and rooms that lock from the inside. He calls her beautiful while she's crying. Keeps her quiet with cash and attention that feels like violence. And she lets him. Because it's not love. It's not safety. But it's still better than going back to being nobody. This isn't a fairytale. It's a dirty one. And she wears her crown like a bruise.

Ana De Armas as Maléna Scordìa Marshall Mathers/ Eminem Fan Fiction Adult content 🔞 2010s Story Maléna's father passed away in 1992 since then Maléna had to struggle on her own. She wasn't like the most chicks out there to leave school and start doing something completely wrong with her life. No, she went to law school. She worked and worked and made enough of money so she could afford paying the school she wanted to join since she was a little girl. She graduated the Law school in 2003. Months later after her graduation, she became the most wanted lawyer in Detroit and California. She worked with big names from the industry. Her name is recognized across the world as one of the best second female lawyer in Untied States. Maléna is recognized for her amazing work and for none failed cases out there. But life unfortunately doesn't always haves to be fun. Months before she helped mister Barack Obama to become the 44th president of United States she gets to be the lawyer of Erik and Lyle Menendez. Maléna is married to her work and her work is married to her. Well that's until she gets out of hand and try's something that she'll never do. She gets to have a one Night stand with Eminem. Both of them doesn't realize how much they going to need each other after this one Night stand.

Amari Jenkins is deaf, but that doesn't stop her from living her life and doing things normal "able-bodied" people do. Sometimes she even enjoyes going to concerts and parties, because even though she can't hear the music, she can still feel the beat and she enjoys to dance to it. One day she attends the legendary Tim Westwood's party with her friends where she meets the controversial rapper Marshall Mathers aka Eminem with whom she ends-up having a one night stand with. And that's where their story is supposed to end, only it doesn't because Marshall becomes strangely fascinated with her... TW: will contain sexual situations, including an SA, strong language, drugs use, etc..

„She exhaled. "This doesn't feel like the kind of story they want." He smiled-slow, honest. "Good. Maybe for once, it's the kind of story we want." Reyna Torres is a bold, rising hip-hop artist known for her unapologetic lyrics and outspoken views on the industry-including her very public critiques of Eminem. When she lands a major label deal, she's shocked to find out her debut album will be executive produced by none other than him. Eminem isn't thrilled either. He thinks Reyna is all talk-more style than substance. She thinks he's a washed-up legend stuck in the past. Their first studio session nearly ends in a shouting match. But the label wants this collaboration. And despite their constant clashes, there's undeniable chemistry-in the booth and outside of it. What starts as professional tension evolves into creative fire. Their lyrical battles turn flirtatious. Late nights in the studio turn vulnerable. And both realize that behind the bravado are two artists scarred by their pasts, both just trying to be understood. As Reyna's fame rises and old wounds resurface for both of them, their relationship is tested in the spotlight. Can two people who swore they'd never mix business with emotion admit that what they've created together goes far beyond music?

Haven Mathers is the oldest daughter of Marshall Mathers, better known as Eminem, Slim Shady, the white guy from D12, and so on. She was the result of an affair Marshall had when he was young, but he still loved her all the same. She was his baby, and as she grew up, he was her best friend. When Haven hit the age of eighteen, she had to travel everywhere with her father because Kim didn't want her around. Kim claimed to love Haven as her own, but obviously that wasn't true. She traveled with him for two years, before she decided she wanted to get out on her own. Being the daughter of famous rapper, Eminem, she had to move to a place that she'd less likely get mobbed every time she went to a store or restaurant. Being on tour with him for two years made her a lot more recognized and pretty much famous than the rest of her sisters. It was a blessing and a curse; a blessing to rub in Kim's face, but a curse because Haven wanted to be normal sometimes. Anyhow, the young girl decided to move to Charming, California. The only people who knew where she went was her father and her sisters. Nobody else was allowed to know, and she liked that. She didn't expect that living in Charming would put her in a completely different lifestyle, but she also still had to deal with the fame and recognition from her father's fans, but also the criticism about her family, especially her father, in the news and to her face. It was a pain, but one man started to make it better. Things don't turn completely as planned when her father finds out about him, especially when he learns that the man is the same age as him. He gets angry, but he'd do anything for his girls, so would he really hurt her for being with the man?

Enemies. Rivals. Two lyrical firestorms on a collision course. In 2001, the hip-hop world is on fire - and Amina D. is stoking the flames. Sharp-tongued, streetwise, and unapologetically bold, she clawed her way from Houston foster homes to the mic, becoming one of the fiercest rising voices in rap. Backed by Interscope's gritty, stylish imprint Chrome District Records, she's not here to play nice - especially not with Marshall Mathers, aka Eminem. Years ago, both artists caught the attention of Dr. Dre. One got signed. One got passed over. 
Now, they're both stars - and the industry can't get enough of their escalating war of words. What starts as lyrical jabs turns into full-blown diss tracks, headlines, and tense run-ins. But beneath the venom and verses lies something hotter than hatred - something neither of them is ready to face. Because sometimes the only thing more dangerous than your greatest rival...
is the undeniable pull that won't let you look away. And in this game? Every verse hits personal.

PLEASE READ KINGDOM FIRST BEFORE YOU READ THIS STORY. Let's take it back where it all began...2003. Alexis Parsons, the young R&B starlet beloved by the industry already and quickly working her way to legendary status all on her own. A kind hearted, level headed soul with the quick wit and feisty spirit. Marshall Mathers also known as Eminem, the sharp tongued and sarcastic bad boy of hip-hop. While hated by some, he's also loved by many. August 2003 is when their paths crossed for the very first time. What happened before these two collided their kingdom together? Tune in and find out on Before The Throne...

A story about how a local girl who lives in Detroit reunites with Marshall Mathers the third before he became Eminem and how two people grew closer together, there's parts from 8 Mile the movie occur in this book but with my own remixed version. 3/30/24 update: I took out most of the edited photos in the book, this was originally written and photo edits were done back in like 2016 and we didn't have the photo editing technology we have today and I was getting a lot of hate comments on them so I decided to just remove a majority of them. °°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°° •°•°•°•°Please Vote and Comment°•°•°•°• Let me know what you think! ☆Thanks for reading I hope you enjoy!☆

Renee Marcs has spent years building her name in Detroit's underground fashion scene a designer with attitude, edge, and a vision sharp enough to cut through the noise. When a last-minute call pulls her backstage at a national award show, she has no idea her life's about to shift. One of Eminem's designer outfits has been ruined minutes before he's due to perform. The team is in chaos. The rapper himself is fuming. And Renee? She's the only one bold enough to step in and fix it. That single encounter a needle, a thread, and a spark turns into something neither of them expected. Soon she's hired as his creative director, shaping his look, his videos, and the image that defines an era. But as their connection deepens, so does the tension. Behind the platinum albums and flashing cameras lie jealousy, fame, betrayal, and bruises no camera ever catches. Their love becomes both muse and madness - passionate, toxic, and unforgettable. Renee learns that being close to a legend means walking the line between devotion and destruction. Because in Detroit, love isn't soft. It's loud. It's real. And sometimes, it hurts. Some stories aren't about fairy-tale endings - they're about surviving the fire together THERE WILL BE SMUT

Amaryllis Jackson is a prodigy - born from pain, raised on rhythm. After surviving a near-fatal shooting in 2001, she channels her trauma into music, rising quickly in the shadows of her brother, Curtis "50 Cent" Jackson. She's fierce on the mic, but behind her lyrics lies a heart still healing from childhood loss and chaos. As her stardom grows, she's signed under Shady/Aftermath, where she meets Marshall Mathers - Eminem - at a vulnerable time in both their lives. He's battling addiction and pressure; she's trying to hold herself together as fame starts to threaten her peace. What starts as creative collaboration turns into something deeper. They clash - two lyrical legends, sharp with words, guarded with feelings - but over time, they uncover a shared understanding of grief, anger, and artistry. Their love is not easy. Between media scrutiny, personal demons, and their own emotional walls, they must decide whether love can survive the spotlight.