Lydia Gold's life in Storybrooke has always felt empty, as if something was missing inside her that she just couldn't see. As strange events begin taking place in the little town, the teenager begins to wonder if true fulfillment can be found in the life she forgot, and the man she hates the most.

There's a story I've been asked to tell her in the hospital, the story of a girl, a man and his blue box. From beginning to end I'll tell her the life of Lorraine Sanford, then maybe a new story can go on from there. But for now, with each page I read her, danger looms closer and closer for me, and I worry the last page might mean the end.

Something is in the Doctor's head, corroding him from the inside until there's nothing left. No memories, no regenerations, nothing. Clara is sent into the Time Lord's mind to save him before it's too late, but not without the help of the only other people in the universe he would ever depend on to save his life, himself. Set between Kill The Moon and Mummy on the Orient Express.

Olive Trubshaw believed her family dead for ten years, the blame of their deaths placed on the creatures her father had trusted.When the insidious plot that had been hatched a decade before finally comes into fruition,Olive will need more evidence than just blame to defend the Box Trolls from harm.But will she believe it, or will her pain push away what is right in front of her?

Three days of my life are clouded in my mind, the consistency of them warping and twisting in places where it shouldn't. But three things that remained constant, the images that remained with me, were those of the boy clad in green, the imp in the mask, and the cursed moon, crashing towards us all.

Everything has a beginning before there can be an end, some are more unexpected than others. (Because one line of dialogue was not enough to explain a season long adversary).