Spareoom Stories

Remnants of Narnia, sequel to Promises of Narnia, the 4th and final book in the series, Finding Narnia. After barely escaping Narnia with their lives, how will Peter and April adapt to being in the real world again? Will they still experience the joy and depth of their love? What does the future without Narnia hold for both of them? (Peter Pevensie/OC, canon compliant. T+ for romance and some mild sexuality. Peter is age 17, April is 18, but they are much older due to his Narnian experiences and her Narnian heritage. (Based on the movies and books, Chronicles of Narnia by C.S. Lewis.)

It is not too long after Melody Kirke, beloved daughter of Professor Digory Kirke, stumbles upon a journal filled with her father's adventures in Narnia, that she finds herself thrown into an adventure of her own. Soon after the arrival of the Pevensies, she finds herself aligned with the youngest of them, Lucy. When Lucy discovers what lay beyond "The Wonderous Land of Spare Oom", none of her siblings believe her. But, then again, they do not know what Melody knows. Melody finds herself being swept along with the Pevensie siblings and before long, she is living a life that up until now, she had only read and dreamt about. Most would laugh upon hearing the stories. but, in the midst of so much love, so much wonder, and so much magic, who could deny it? Enjoy all of the charm and magic of the Narnia you know along with some unexpected romance, tragedy, and adventure. **All rights go to C.S. Lewis. I do not own Narnia or any of the Characters. Melody Kirke is my only original character in this story. **

You, Y/N, get sent away due to the war. You're placed in the same placement as the Pevensie children. You meet Peter, Susan, Lucy, and Edmund. An adventure awaits the five of you that will change your entire world. Will feelings get thrown into the mix? Maybe? What are you waiting for? Enjoy :) Disclaimer: I do not own the movie or the book of The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion The Witch and The Wardrobe. All rights belong to the producer s of the movie and author (C.S. Lewis) of the book. The only thing that's mine is that added dialogue/plot twists as well as added characters.