"Go away," she said hoarsely. "No," Edmund replied quietly, kneeling beside her. "I'm not going anywhere." She turned her face away. "I'm fine." "You're crying." "I said I'm fine." "You always say that," he said. "Even when you're not." When the Pevensies return to a changing Narnia, Odessa Rosewood is forced to choose between love and letting go. A story of magic, battle, and the kind of love that can't stay-but never fades.

It's time for a new journey to Narnia. But what if the story had turned out very differently? What if the White Witch had a daughter? What if the witch's daughter had a power equal to her mother, and even more powerful? Suleya was raised with a firm hand since she was a child. Girl was to become so powerful that if something happened to her mother, she would finish her work. The witch didn't care about her relationship with her daughter, for her it was an ordinary tool. She kept her with her as long as she needed her. But what happens when one winter day a human child came in a magical land? Daughter of Eve. What if the other three of her siblings came with her? Will the siblings' relationship with the young witch become strong enough to change Suleya? Or maybe even they won't be able to do it? Maybe someone else will be needed for this? Someone who will teach and show young witch how to understand human feelings? Someone who will show her friendship, kindness and... Love? What will happen then, and was the White Witch defeated after the first battle? Or are there another not very pleasant surprise waiting for the Narnians? "I think I've finally understood the words 'I love you'... " She said with her head down. "I also understood that I would like to stand by your side... Every time, I tell myself that this day is coming soon... That it's true, that it's realistic... " Woman still didn't dare to look into his eyes. "Is this realistic? Or am I fooling myself?... Can I think that... By loving you, I will be able to stand by your side as a prince... As King Caspian...? " • Coloring Book Cover by Lean •

In the kingdom of Allenia, it is a law that royals marry royals, and peasants marry peasants. The kingdom has been that way for thousands of years; that is, until Caspian met Farah. Caspian, the future King of Allenia, has always obeyed the rules, to a certain level. He's the only child of the royal family, and therefore, will be the one to take the crown. He's had everything he's ever wanted his whole life. If Caspian wanted a horse, he got a horse. If he wanted a new suit, he got a new suit. If he wanted a girl, he got that girl. Although Caspian was always told 'yes', he was and is amazingly humble and selfless; always putting his kingdom first. But what will happen when Caspian befriends Farah? Will things change? Farah has always been a wonderful, outgoing and kind girl. She doesn't exactly live the best life, but still finds a way to enjoy her day. When she finds Caspian, a rich young man who will soon rule the whole kingdom, she immediately realizes he doesn't favor every moment that's given graciously to him by the fates. She decides to help him out, by always trying to brighten his day and become a good and loyal friend to him. But what if he begins to feel more? She knows her place, but will he put that into consideration when he realizes for his whole life she's been the one by his side; helping him through the tough life of royalty? Read on, to find out what happens between the royal family and the lower classes as two worlds that were never meant to cross begin to collide, and seem to go hand in hand.

The story about a girl named Snow who leaves the dark and chooses the light (Caspian x OC)

It has been nearly two years since Caspian X was crowned high king of Narnia. Allies have been formed, enemies defeated and Narnian Sovereignty reestablished, but something is still missing. There has been an emptiness in Caspian's heart since the Pevensies (especially Susan) left Narnia. When a battle injury nearly claims Caspian's life, he is taken to a small homestead and placed under the care of a young healer. Can the women who heals his body also heal his heart? [IN PROGRESS] Best Rankings: #2 in benbarnes (12/15/22) #1 in pevensies (6/23/22) #1 in narniafanfiction (4/13/22) #1 in dawntreader (3/6/22) #1 in kingcaspian (2/19/22) #1 in caspianx (12/10/21) #1 in caspian (12/4/21) #1 in caspianfanfiction (11/11/21) #1 in voyage (10/30/21) #1 in archenland (9/2/21) #1 in telmar (7/23/21)

Tensions between Narnians and Telmarines have never been so high. Many Narnians have lost hope in the return of the Kings and Queens of Old, and most importantly Aslan. When the Telmarine Prince Caspian appears out of nowhere, a new hope arises for Althea, and maybe something more. !Sequel complete! Just a warning, this book contains some violence. NOTICE: All credit goes to C.S. Lewis for the creation of the Narnia books. #1 - peterpevensie #2 - edmundpevensie #6 - princecaspian #2 - starlight #6 - prince #4 - caspian #2 - narnia

Gwendolyn Brookes has had a hard life. Losing her parents when she was eight, she was sent to live with her aunt and uncle. Her life became even harder and quite awful. Over the years, loneliness and the feeling of being unloved crept in. But then, something extraordinary and well, unbelievable happens and Gwendolyn is brought on an adventure with the Pevensie siblings. Even though she has her friends on this adventure, she still can't help but feel alone and unloved. That is until a certain prince wants to make her feel the complete opposite. Rankings: #1 out of 4.7K: narnia 4/3/22 #2 narnia 5/25/22 #1: princecaspian 3/22/22 #1: caspian 4/19/22 #2 princecaspian 2/23/22 #2: benbarnes 3/31/22

Edmund Pevensie didn't like girls. It wasn't that he thought they were disgusting, or had germs like the other boys thought, he just didn't think they were anymore special than anyone else. But then again, he didn't like people in general. And he only knew the girls from Finchley. Princess Catherine III didn't have time to like boys. It wasn't that she didn't want to get married like tradition said she had to or that the boys that she had lined up to chose from. But then again, she had her brother, Caspian, and that was enough. And she hadn't met the King of Narnia. [#1 Edmund Pevensie] [#2 Narnia]