Livro 1 da sequência de 6 Depois de ouvir o ataque da Rainha Leah à filha de Malévola, a Fada Azul está farta. Afinal, eram crianças. Não havia necessidade de puni-los com seus pais. Talvez fosse hora de mostrar ao povo de Auradon como era realmente a vida na Ilha. Autora original: @Ginnyrules27

(Sequel to Crossing the Water) That was it. The last viewing. Or at least they hoped. Now all they needed to do was somehow get their lives back in order. The question remained, however....was such a thing truly possible after everything they had learned?

(Sequel to Into the Depths) For once Mal found herself at peace with her life. She was in Auradon and had a fiancé who loved her and she him. So why was she once again finding herself in a theater, watching her life play out before her eyes? And why did Audrey have Maleficent's scepter? Something's definitely off and it might just take the viewing for Auradon to find out what.

(Sequel to Crossing the Bridge) After once again experiencing a magical screening of their lives, everyone returns to their lives; eager to prevent what had been revealed in the viewing. As they work to make sure the future they saw was not their own, secrets come to light and the citizens of Auradon prepare for a major step forward.

(Sequel to Bridging the Gap) When the dam keeping her frustration, panic and exhaustion at bay breaks, Mal makes a beeline for the Isle. However, fate has other plans and she finds herself once more in a theater, watching her life play out before her eyes. Can anything truly change or will she be forced to play out her life as she sees it?

Sequel to Watch and Learn: After learning what the future may hold, everyone returns to Auradon Prep. Now they must work to ensure that the future they saw is not the future they have in store. Along the way, friendships will grow and relationships will strengthen. But knowledge changes people. Is it possible to truly change the future?

After hearing Queen Leah's attack of the daughter of Maleficent, the Blue Fairy has had it. These were children after all. There was no need to punish them with their parents. Maybe it was time to show the people of Auradon what life really was like on the Isle.