It's 4 years into The Golden Age, and Narnia is at it's best. Narnia's people are happy, and so are the children who rule the country, Peter, Susan, Edmund, and Lucy. The first 4 years of their reign have been wonderful. One day, Edmund and Lucy go on their annual autumn horse riding trip, but things don't exactly go as planned. The children have a run in with someone they never expected, and it changes everything. The Pevensies lives are turned upside down, and all of them are going crazy trying to find a way to get everything back to normal. Unfortunately, there is only one way to do that, and even so, normal will never be the same again. Who knew, one afternoon of horse riding, could change the fate of Narnia, and the Pevensies lives, forever.

From Queen Helen to Jill Pole, an aesthetic and a brief summary of the character, as seen though my eyes. Long Live The Narnian Women!

The successor to both "The Gentle and the Cordial" and "She - A Narnian Prophecy" ------ The possibilities are infinite. A month after the end of the Golden Age, King David the Cordial is still struggling with the sudden loss that's cut him through. But when a wish is granted and old memories - and wounds - return, it will forever change both his life... and the life of his childhood friend, Lilith Moore. ------ Cover by @NaturallyNarnian ------ #5 in #medievalfantasy (12.21.21) #6 in #narniaau (12.21.21) #9 in #notalone (12.21.21) #9 in #cairparavel (12.21.21)

Third in the "Sun and Moon" series, following "My Radiant Southern Sun" and "My Glowing Northern Moon" ------ "David, I swear to all the gods, I WILL make you whole again." - Queen Susan the Gentle ------ Then I realized that the stunning moan that came from the lips of the beauty next to me didn't sound like Susan. As if on cue to all these realizations happening in rapid succession, I felt an arm hug me from behind me, and a voice that I instantly recognized as Susan's musically drifted into my pleasure centers. "Mmmm, good morning, my glowing Northern Moon." Oh gods, if that was Susan, then who- I suddenly opened my eyes, sat up as quickly as I could, and ripped the comforter off my bed. "LUCY?!" ------ #1 in #notbroken (9.8.21) #1 in #thegoldenage (12.7.21) #1 in #ocfanfic (12.16.21) #1 in #notalone (12.17.21) #1 in #ocfanfiction (12.17.21) #1 in #medievalfantasy (12.17.21) #1 in #goldenage (12.17.21) #1 in #cairparavel (12.17.21) #1 in #pevensies (12.18.21) #2 in #narniaau (12.17.21) #2 in #narnialovestory (12.18.21) #4 in #narniafanfic (12.21.21) #10 in #georgiehenley (12.20.21) #21 in #kingsandqueens (12.21.21) #35 in #narniafanfiction (12.20.21) #55 in #aphrodite (12.20.21) #58 in #annapopplewell (1.5.22) #60 in #susanpevensie (12.20.21) #74 in #lucypevensie (12.20.21)

Second in the "Sun and Moon" series, following "My Radiant Southern Sun" and followed by "The Gentle and the Cordial" ------ "I used to be lost. Not quite unlike you. I was lost in doubt, hiding in logic that never completely gave way to outpouring my heart." "Turns out I was always trying to find the meaning in everything because I was searching for something." "I never could've known that what I was searching for all along...was you." "You are my love, my King, my world..." "It's always been you...my glowing Northern Moon..." -Queen Susan the Gentle to King David the Cordial, sometime during the Golden Age ------ Praise for thecallofnarnia's "Sun and Moon" series "Your chapters are plucked out right out of a passionate romance novel, and the fact that they're so short leaves the reader wanting more, which is definitely a plus." - @EdsGryff

First in the "Sun and Moon" series, followed by "My Glowing Northern Moon" and "The Gentle and the Cordial" ------ "I've been to Narnia once before, you know." "When I left, I keep feeling it...the call. The call of Narnia. That feeling of mythic comfort, destiny, that sooner or later I would be back, had to. I couldn't explain it, more articulate people than me have tried. But I would always simply say, 'I'm just trying to find my way back in.'" "I never could've known that what I was drawn to all along...was you." "It's always been you...my radiant Southern Sun..." -King David the Cordial to Queen Susan the Gentle, sometime during the Golden Age ------ Praise for thecallofnarnia's "Sun and Moon" series "Your chapters are plucked out right out of a passionate romance novel, and the fact that they're so short leaves the reader wanting more, which is definitely a plus." - @EdsGryff

Ever since his time with the White Witch, Edmund hates winter and everything that reminds him of her. But winter has come to Narnia and Christmas is just around the corner. Peter worrys as the nightmares get worse and worse. Then it starts to snow and Edmund is terrified. But Edmund very slowly gets used to the snow and has even made some very close friends.... one of them a wolf! The Royal Family of Archenland have also joined them for Christmas. Will he be able to enjoy his first Christmas in Narnia with his family? Or will he be terrified of snow and winter to the point were he can't even enjoy Christmas????

Just A book of Narnia one shots!!! I hope you all enjoy these and I hope they can maybe help you to see Narnia in a new light and love it a little bit more. Grateful for the opportunity to contribute to this world that I love so much with my ideas and writing. Request are ALWAYS open!!! Send me a character, a word, a relationship, a quote, a book, pretty much anything you can think of & I will try to write a fic about it☺️ Love always Abby💗

❝and if you're gone tomorrow, what was ours still will be.❞ There has been rarely a moment where tragedy has not riddled Lydia Nowack's life. The invasion of Poland, her homeland, killed her maternal grandparents. The very first night of the Blitz took her beloved mother from her and left only her wedding ring and locket unscathed. Her life was set in stone, tragedy after tragedy after tragedy. And there was a time when Lydia Nowack found solace in fairytales, in their happy endings and worlds where evil was defeated. Then she had to grow up. ( prince caspian, voyage of the dawn treader, the last battle. )

Adjusting back to being typical British school children after reigning as Kings and Queens of Narnia isn't easy for the Pevensie siblings.