Rhysandxoc Stories

One minute, Sienna Quinn is asleep in her tiny Jersey apartment. The next, she wakes in a bed that is definitely not hers - beside Rhysand, High Lord of the Night Court. There are ancient wards, winged warriors, a sentient House with opinions, and absolutely no coffee. Sienna has no phone, no way home, and no explanation for how she appeared in the most protected bedroom in Velaris. To the Inner Circle, she is an impossible problem. To Cassian, she is a training disaster waiting to happen. To Mor, she is clearly worth keeping. To Azriel, she is suspicious. To Amren, she is already too much. And to Rhysand, she is becoming a riddle he should not enjoy solving. A lighthearted ACOTAR portal-fantasy fanfiction full of banter, found family, slow-burn tension, Velaris chaos, and one very under-caffeinated girl from New Jersey. Disclaimer: This is an unofficial fanfiction inspired by the ACOTAR universe. Canon characters, settings, and world belong to Sarah J. Maas. Sienna Quinn and original plot elements belong to me.

Book 1 in the heart of glass series Daria Havillard had been through enough. Just at 20 years old her brother and her embarked on a near death adventure to help save their world from a Valg Prince. Now at 84 years old she just wants peace. She should've known that was never possible when she gets transported to a different world where she has to overthrow a poor copy of Maeve and rescue the 7 high lords of pyrthian. Rhysand had spent the past 49 years trapped under the mountain. Forced to become something he never wished upon anyone. It didn't help that he always dreamed of a blue eyed female with the most blinding smile he had ever seen. The safety of his people and the thought ever possibly meeting this woman were the only things keeping him going. To his luck his dream girl would be the one to save him from his monstrous cave.

Sometimes, crossing a portal doesn't mean changing places, but rather being forced to face everything once believed to be unchangeable. Charlotte has always trusted logic, calculations, and the certainties that science provides. Anne, on the other hand, learned to trust people, emotions, and the instinct to protect those she loves. When an experiment goes wrong, the two sisters are thrown into a reality that challenges not only the laws of the world they once knew, but also everything they believed to be true. Trapped in a place where magic is real, where truths can be read in one's eyes and shadows seem to have a will of their own, Charlotte and Anne must relearn how to trust each other, the strangers who take them in, and, above all, themselves. Between impossible choices, bonds that form when least expected, and the constant doubt between returning home or staying, they discover that not every prison is made of walls, and not every kind of freedom is easy to accept. Because sometimes, the greatest challenge is not surviving another reality... it is deciding which one you belong to. ------------------------------------------------ Notes: This is the English version of my original story. English is not my first language, so I apologize in advance for any mistakes you may find. I'm doing my best, and I hope you can still enjoy the story! Thank you for your understanding