The army of the dead have arrived at Winterfell. The Three-Eyed-Raven gives the Stark sisters and Jon a special dragonglass dagger. To stop them joining the Night King's army, they must use the dagger if they are about to die. What he didn't tell them, was that it would take them all back to their youngers selves. Can they change the inevitable? Warning, the background is show canon. This is a Jonsa story. To appreciate this story to its fullest, you need to read part one. This is part 1 of a series, written in the order of the books (hence the naming part). It will run for between 3-5 parts. Daggers to the Heart Part 1, A Game of Thrones Daggers to the Heart Part 2, Clash of Kings

Since Zuko became the Fire Lord, he's been having some premarital issues, but that's only expected of two young lovers. Right? Or are they lovers at all? Before now, Zuko has never felt so much pressure to conceive an heir, from both internal and external forces. But when his fiancée, the infamously grumpy Mai, denies him the ability to do this, he finds that he has to turn to a more secretive method of having his way, a method that happens to land him in trouble. Not only is someone trying to kill him, but he realizes that his fate has slipped through his fingers. Or has it? Explicit Content, as always.

A war is brewing in the south. It is time to face the golden king, instead of the Night King. To complicate matters, familiar foes return to haunt them. Warning, the background is show canon. This is a Jonsa story. To appreciate this story to its fullest, you need to read part one. This is part 2 of a series, written in the order of the books. It will run for between 3-5 parts. Daggers to the Heart Part 1, A Game of Thrones Daggers to the Heart Part 2, Clash of Kings

The smartest witch of her age is thrown back twenty years in time only to study and fight alongside the infamous Marauders and their friends. Add the sudden existence of a carelessly handsome Marauder's love life to the mix and the wizarding world's history simply cannot remain the same.