Alexandra and Cassandra Hunter are twins living in an orphanage somewhere in the country. They have no knowledge of what is outside of the small town they call home or of their mother and father. One day, they enter the mystifying world of Narnia and they weren't prepared for what happened next. Talking animals, a war, endless winter, and the sudden appearance of the Pevensie children completely boggle their minds as they are also trying to understand who they are. The Pevensie children completely changed the Hunter sister's lives forever as they fight alongside each other, create alliances and make enemies. We all know how the story ends for the Pevensies, but what happens when one of the sisters falls in love and is left behind? "Daughters of the golden sun and silver moon, shall rise and melt the winter. Destinies are told, when the lion shows. The war shall end by Orion's bows. Narnia's fate lying in their eyes, whether everything lives or everything dies."

(The Sequel to "The Quest for Narnia: The Hidden Queen") Madi has left her home with the professor, and her heart break. She was over the fact that Peter had broken up with her, after everything they had been through. When she becomes reunited with them at a subway station in England, what will happen when they're magically transported to Narnia?

side note: Okay people here is the actual revised story from my very very first Narnia fan fic. I tried really hard to keep a lot of my main points and writing descriptions there but obviously there had to be some changes. >>>>>> Edmund, Lucy, and, to Edmund's disliking, their cousin Eustace are thrusted back into the magical world of Narnia. It's been three years since Charlotte and Edmund have seen each other and a lot has changed. Charlotte isn't the same girl from before, she knows what she wants now. She knows that she wants nothing to do with Edmund. When you're stuck on a ship with the one person you've been trying to forget though, things can take a drastic turn. (This story is told in two alternating perspectives: Charlotte's and Edmund's)