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Wren Elair's life has fallen apart. Her family is broken beyond repair, her will for living is gone, and worst of all, her best (and only) friend believes Wren is going insane. She is not wrong. Wren knows something has snapped within her; something has changed. Her obsession with twisted stories and fairy tales has become her escape from real life. Every night she prays for an escape, prays for a way to become part of the stories she loves to watch play out. Relief never comes, until one night when everything changed... When Wren is swept off into the confusing world of Once Upon a Time with very little of her memory intact, she is swayed away in the dangerous poetry that is Neverland. Her ties to real life and what little sanity remains must be severed if she wishes to survive. After all, only the cutthroat can stay in Pan's good graces. Both in fear and awe of the charming villains and rogue heroes, she has no choice but to join in the games, the games that Peter Pan always wins. Disclaimers: All OUAT characters and plot references belong to their rightful owners. Wren and all other original aspects are of my creation. This story is ONLY available on Wattpad, if uploaded anywhere else it has been done so without my knowledge and consent. Violence mildly worse than that of the TV show and some on-page deaths. Some tough discussions about mental health and self-harm is mentioned but never shown. P.S. ending will not be as predicted. Suspect the unexpected...

Everybody knows the tale of Goldilocks and the Three Bears... but what if the bears weren't bears at all? When a curious young woman stumbles upon a remote cabin in the woods, she finds more than porridge and rocking chairs. Inside waits a trio of hunters, twisted souls wrapped in bear pelts, luring the unsuspecting with a homey scene that feels... just right. But Goldilocks isn't who she seems, either. As tension builds and secrets unfold, the question shifts: who lured whom? This haunting reimagining takes the familiar and flips it inside out, weaving a chilling game of predator and prey. Enter if you dare, but know this: in this cabin, nothing is "Just Right."

The sisters Elsa and Anna made a big impact on the people with the flow of their story and how they proved that love indeed can thaw a frozen heart. Anna sought the North Mountain alone to convince her sister into returning home with a promise that she will be right there from then on. She even sacrificed herself to save Elsa from Prince Hans to prove her love to her. But what if this so-called love that brought people tears and compassion turns for a darker and twisted series of events? What if Elsa actually turns into a villain? Will Anna's love bestow her the strength to stand by Elsa's side and protect her? Can Anna's love withstand her sister's frozen heart? How far can love go in this dark tale of the sisters Elsa and Anna? And what if, in the end--- love is not enough to thaw a frozen heart? CREDITS TO xxsoteria FOR MAKING THE BOOK COVER

A Little Red Riding Hood retelling with a dark modern twist. What if the roles were reversed, and the Big Bad Wolf wasn't really bad after all? Written for the #rewindtheclassics21 Content Warning: References to groping and gore

A twist on the classic Disney movie.

There's one thing in the world that Arielle hates above all else. Humans. Eighty years ago, the human kingdom of Anjord destroyed the merfolk kingdom of Vandya and banished her people to a distant corner of the sea. Since then, the merfolk have become little more than a myth to the rest of the world. But when the formidable Prince Eero crosses the border into her kingdom, Ari has reason to believe he's trying to start another war -- one her father won't engage in. Desperate to protect her people and get her own revenge, Ari makes a deal with her exiled uncle. In exchange for legs and the opportunity to kill the crown prince of Anjord, Ari trades the warlock her seat on the throne. Now, she has one month to bury a dagger in the prince's back or lose her home and future. In this dark retelling of The Little Mermaid, Arielle's alliances will be tested as she discovers a plot thicker than honey and romance in the most unexpected places.

What if I was to tell you peter pan was a lie ?A tale to cover up a horrific nightmare ? This is the truth of what really happened the night peter pan flew through the Wendy's window . The horror that became neverland... Disclaimer: I do not own any of the characters used in this story

A poetic retelling of the Classic Snow White story. cover by https://www.pinterest.com/pin/355291858072848662/

A dark retelling of the original Grimm's fairy tale with an extraordinary twist. What if Rumpelstiltskin was a hot seducer? Would the story have ended differently?

"Skin as white as snow. Lips as red as blood. Hair as black as the night. But what they didn't know was that her skin could not touch sunlight; her lips had swallowed blood; her hair the color of her blackened unbeating heart."

Adelaide envied the girls that received the coveted red riding hood each year which was an official invitation to the Prince's Harvest Ball where the young girls would meet their suitors. So when awakens on her eighteenth birthday she is elated to find a prized hood waiting for her. But soon she discovers the true horror behind the red hood and must decide whether to trust a feared beast or succumb to the fate she was chosen for. *Recently edited for the Watty's 2017. Make sure if you have read it before to read it again and find a few easter eggs I added!*

What if it's a Little Mermaid Retelling, but backwards?

I wasn't even supposed to be here tonight... Is this an enchanted evening or an eerie deadly night? Genre - Paranormal/ Fantasy/ Horror/ Retelling POV - 1st Person Past Tense Copyright © 2019 Detroit99Turbulence ALL RIGHTS RESERVED I do not own the images. Copyright goes to the original owners.

They say when a mermaid dies of a broken heart, she dissolves into seafoam. They are wrong. Ariel gave up her voice for love. She endured pain for hope. She believed the surface world would choose her back. Instead, she was forgotten. When the prince she saved marries another, Ariel does not fade into legend. She sinks-into the darkest trenches of the sea, into the remnants of forbidden magic, into a power older and crueler than any fairytale ever dared to tell. What rises from the depths is not a girl in love, but a queen forged from salt and sorrow. As storms haunt the coastline and whispers spread of a phantom presence beneath the waves, the world above begins to learn a terrible truth: the sea remembers every betrayal. This is not a love story. This is a descent. This is the story of how a mermaid became a myth-and a sea witch claimed her reign. A dark, mythic reimagining of The Little Mermaid, where love is not a reward, silence is not weakness, and the ocean always takes what it is owed. Author's Note: Salt and Sorrow is a dark, mythic reimagining inspired by The Little Mermaid. This story explores grief, power, betrayal, and the transformation that follows when love is not returned-and silence is mistaken for weakness. This is not a soft fairytale, nor a romance with a gentle ending. It is a descent. A legend in the making. Reader discretion is advised.

"The Well That Remembers" - A Beyond The Box: What If? Story Jack fell down and broke his crown. Jill came tumbling after. But what if that old rhyme wasn't a warning about falling... but about remembering? Jack and Jill aren't just climbing a hill in this haunting retelling; they're walking straight into something ancient and hungry. A forgotten village. A sealed well. And a secret buried deep in the earth that remembers everything... and everyone. As memories twist and time bends, Jack's brother Noah must uncover the truth behind the sacrifices made to keep the well quiet. Dark, lyrical, and full of psychological suspense, this final story asks: what are you willing to forget to survive?

Arielle is a failure. She couldn't kill the human prince; she couldn't defeat her uncle. She couldn't stop war. But there's still time. Two weeks ago, mermaid-princess Arielle came face to face with her dark warlock uncle and nearly died along with him. Since then, he's vanished. If she wants to find him and finish what she started, she'll have to journey to the farthest and coldest reaches of her world--the kingdom of Snejorn. At least she has Eero by her side as she faces some of her darkest days. In this final installment of the "These Gilded Seas" duology, both Ari and Eero's limits will be pushed as new bonds are forged and old ones are severed. **Note: This is a sequel. You cannot read it without reading These Gilded Seas! The cover is also temporary until the final one comes. :)

We all love the story of Aang and his friends fight to save the world from the tyrant fire lord Ozai. But what would happen if Avatar was written for YA and not for kids. These children have known nothing but war their entire lives, they are hardened by it, haunted by it, and will stop at nothing to save those they love. Together let's revisit the avatar journey that we adored so much as kids in this new twisted, dark, world. Will they still be able to find hope? Will their fates turn out the same or will karma take its toll on our favorite heroes? And when the war is over will they be able to forgive themselves... if they survive.

In the Deep, there are certain rules set: 1. Never cross territories that aren't yours. 2. Never hunt food that isn't yours. 3. Never show mercy. 4. Never go to the shore. These rules were biologically embedded into the Deep folk to keep the past from repeating itself. Arya goes out of her way to break these rules to survive. In return, a creature of the Deep follows her to shore and will do anything to accomplish its mission: to drag her to the Deep. With the help of new friends, Arya and her human, Mack, will discover what's truly hidden in the dark depths of the ocean. And what it truly means to fall for someone from a different world.

A New take of the classic Cinderella story.

Inspired by The Little Mermaid @2026 Excerpt from the book: "A look closer defined her to be a woman with hair as red as blood that dripped down from his wrist and skin as translucent as a milky pearl of a thousand year old oyster. "