I have written a few poems inspired by the fabulous Richard Armitage. Here are some based on that complex, beautiful baddie Sir Guy of Gisborne. Guy remains my favorite RA character. His looks, his voice, his persona; the passion he felt for Marian, the torment following her death, his ultimate redemption. No cardboard cutout of an evil henchman, but a full-fledged, living, breathing human is what he became in the talented hands of Richard.

Robin Hood and Guy of Gisborne live together in Locksley Manor. However, all is far from domestic bliss.

Guy of Gisborne joins the outlaws and finds happiness. But that happiness is cut short when things go terribly wrong.

A meeting of two opposites. Guy of Gisborne, Master of Arms at Nottingham Castle and the daughter of a sword smith... an alliance, a friendship and maybe love emerges. .

When Mereniver Hador, a girl in her late teens, is discovered to be a memaid, she has to run. She flees into the forest in hopes that she will never be found but of course that is not the case. The Company of Thorin Oakensheild does not know what to make of her. They want her to come along but their leader doesn't want anything to do with her but she has no choice. She can go back to her old life and be sold to the highest bidder, or she can follow the dwarves, where her fate is uncertain. Which will she choose? And when she does, what will become of her? Please give my story a chance, it will take a few chapter before it gets going, I am open to feedback. This fanfiction will be updated every other Saturday unless I die or something catastophic happens to me

Alison had no idea what she was in for when she stepped into that forest. Now she has to help a strange little man just to get home! I want to expand on this story, I believe this will be a short introduction to the characters and the world of the leprechauns. Look for another story in the future featuring Alison!

"Not all those who wander are lost." - J.R.R. Tolkien. Grigori Verlaf, battered, scarred, and driven on by his bitter past, has nothing left but the ghost of a love long gone, and a wandering tale to tell, but in spite of the hardships he has endured, he has never lost the only truth he has to hold on to: He always loved her.

Best Ranking: #9 in Mystery/Thriller Resa is doomed. The knowledge followed her in the whispers of the other children and the anxious glances from their parents. She knew from the solemn way her mother hung an amulet around her neck on her fifth birthday, not an amulet to ward off evil, but to keep it in. So when the cruel queen's right hand, the murderous Prince Cain, takes a peculiar interest in her, she attributes it to her curse. But Cain is cursed in his own way. The queen has kept him prisoner in his tower for seven years, and he's willing to break free any way possible. Soon, joined by a crazy inmate and an increasingly alluring soldier, Resa embarks on a journey where she just may be the hero she's always been told she could never be. But even if she broke Cain's curse, would she ever be able to save herself?

Haitlin Brookes had no idea her life would change forever after she saved a young girl from being hit. Her instincts told her not to trust the girl's father or to get into his truck, but his persuasive manner and sweet talk got her exactly where he wanted her. Haitlin must devise a plan to escape before she become a permanent member of this happy, sadistic family.

A modern day retelling of the classic by J.M. Barrie, "Peter Pan." Wendy is controlled. Her parents don't approve of her writing, and only wish for her to continue her dance career. But, what happens when she meets a strange boy who saves her life? A strange boy who goes by the name Peter.