When Emma Swan is consumed by the Darkness, the people who love her follow her to Camelot with one goal: bring the Savior home. But Camelot is waiting for a Savior of its own. To protect Emma and buy them the time they need, Regina Mills tells one carefully constructed lie: she is the Savior. It should have been simple. Until an ancient prophecy leaves them with one problem neither of them saw coming. If Regina is going to convince Camelot that she is the Savior, then Emma can't simply be the Dark One standing at her side. She has to be the woman Regina loves. Suddenly, saving Emma means playing a part neither of them prepared for-shared rooms, hands held beneath banquet tables, carefully rehearsed stories and kisses meant for anyone who might be watching. It is only temporary. It is only an act. And Emma and Regina have always been very good at lying to themselves. But pretending is easy when everyone is watching. The real trouble begins when nobody is. A Swan Queen canon-divergence set in Camelot, where one lie becomes dangerously easy to believe.

It was Malaya St. John and her eight year old son Ezekiel against the world. Working two jobs and living with a relative who made it clear she was over staying her welcome, Malaya accepts a job offer as a seasonal housekeeper for a large family that only lived there in the summer. It paid well, and gave Malaya hope of having her own art gallery one day. Trying to find her way around the large house, her eyes fall onto the groundskeeper who paid her no mind, yet stayed on hers as their muscle flexed in the sun. Little did she know, they've been watching her too. 18+

She's the Good Queen- Queen of the realms. That's a far greater job than being the mayor of a small town of fairytale characters. With her job comes for much attention, but sometimes she needs to step away even if it's just for a day and somehow she ended up spending that time with the person she least expected. -credits to the artist (i found the cover on google)

Book 2: What if Emma never told her parents about her relationship with Regina? What if nobody found out? What would their lives be like if their relationship survived all the way until Emma goes to college? Read and find out! Chapter one will be one shot from book one on how Emma and Regina raises Eva together <3

Everyone loves a vacation...preferably on a cruise ship. One Cruise ship, in particular, held hundreds of people but after a devastating accident-only about a dozen comes out alive. They all end up casted away on a mysterious, yet creepy, island to fend for themselves hoping that their loved ones are still alive. Will this group survive?

After a painful and unexpected divorce, Regina Mills finds herself struggling to co-parent with her ex. The worst part is there is only one other person she knows who understands exactly what she is going through. However, Emma Swan is the very last person she will ever seek help from...

After a traumatic experience, Emma needs help getting her life back. *some angst *Emma is G!P *trigger warning- talk of abuse and violence *mature content

Regina and Emma had been the closest of friends since their earliest days. Their parents shared a strong bond, and following the passing of Emma's parents, she was welcomed into Regina's home. As they matured, their connection deepened, and they found themselves falling in love.

To fully appreciate this story , it is recommended to first familiarize yourself with "In Love with My Best Friend." This sequel continues the story, chronicling the adventures of the characters following their marriage, with a primary focus on the lives of their adult children.