What hurts more? Hateful words in the heat of a fight? Or the silence when there are no more words to be said? In conflict there is a resolution, in silence, there only remains broken heart past fixing. Silence has no sounds. No life force of ups and downs. Silence has no thought, no interaction between the heartbeat of one and the seconds between another. Sound waves blend, you surf them along the waves of life. Silence kills the waves, sweeps all to the riptide, and leaves them to drown in the might have been's. But when played together, two hearts can make harmony.

~The sequel to The Companions of Time~ It seems you were bold enough to read the first half of these dangerous and secret travels. It also seems that you yourself are indeed interested in knowing what happens. I commend you. There is another warning that must be given you. Yet again you are in a place to decide if you are brave enough to find out the happenings of Grey and Hazel, and what this perilous journey will bring them.

You must not question the story you are about to read. That is if you are courageous enough to in fact read it. It has been pieced together through diary entries, court cases, and the memories of a mad man. It was cast off as the babbling of oral tradition, until this was found. This changes everything, it cannot be ignored, time cannot be changed. You must never speak of what you read here. The two strangers that came from nowhere and everywhere at the same time. This is their story. It is the story of the improbable the bizarre, the unexpected. But most certainly not impossible.

Adrien sees a new side of himself, and it changes him forever. In a quest of a new kind of self-love Adrien seeks out his other side. But Ladybug, friendship, and school all get in the way.

Masses swarm under the safety of the Earth as radiation beats down from the solar flares. Cities built under hundreds of feet made of bedrock, provide just enough to sustain the peace. But all comes at a cost, the governments must be repaid. Control and order is inflicted on the citizens; a curfew was put up, everyone's movements were recorded and crime was a thing of the past. Everyone knows, you can't stop an idea once it is implanted in the mind. The Government knows this too. They used to their advantage. The 'Personal Intelligence Pack' was introduced. Everyone lost the will to escape, they accepted their place in the chain of being, they didn't put up a fight. All except one...

All the Pevensie children, can no longer go to Narnia because they are now too old. The war is almost over, and all of the Pevensie's are grown. Susan is now married to a solider, and together they have little Damien. Peter is also newly married with Josie, with a little one on the way. Life for Edmond and Lucy , however isn't as perfect as their older sibblings. Edmond and Lucy live with their distant cousins in London, in a tiny apartment. Still dwelling on their travels to Narnia, the youngest sibblings find themselves wishing to go back to Narnia. One day, an unexpected person ends up at their apartment, a friend from Narnia.... That friend from Narnia helps them escape forces, trying to harm their family.... « happens after The Voyage of the Dawn Treader and completely disregards the last book»

Hadley Jamison doesn't know what to think when she hears that her classmate, Archer Morales, committed suicide. She didn't exactly know him, but that doesn't stop her from feeling like there was something she could have done to help him. So to Hadley's surprise, on the very night of Archer's funeral, she has a run in with Death himself and is offered the chance to go back in time to stop Archer from ending his life. The catch? She only has twenty-seven days to do it. And if Hadley doesn't succeed? Well, she doesn't want to think about that.