One woman of Amator, Two nukar, Three different worlds, Four small hobbits, Five siblings, Six thrones, Seven friends of Narnia, Eight who were family, Nine of the Fellowship. One broken heart. One betrayal. One death. And there is One who watches over them all. (Bad summary - better one inside!) Rated T because I'm paranoid.
Sometimes good people have to do hard things. Are all villains really villains? What secrets lie behind the masks they wear? What webs of lies have been woven for the sole purpose of protecting the things they love most? Perhaps there is more to the stories than anyone knows. What really happened in New York and Narnia? Only two people know... Rated T to be safe.
What most don't know about dragons is that there is only one race that ever had success in killing them. But the Amator left Middle Earth centuries before Thorin sets out. Gandalf knows that their only hope of success is in having an Amator warrior help them - so, like the meddling wizard he is, he invites a fifteenth member to join the quest... Rated T for violent scenes.
Lucy is not called Valiant for nothing. She refuses to succumb to fear. And even in the depths of Dark Island, she stands in defiance of evil with hope and courage befitting the Warrior Queen.
After the crash that claims the lives of her family, Susan's world has fallen apart.
Edmund never told his siblings about his experiences with the Witch. He didn't have to. His haunted eyes told them all they needed to know.
I have to say that I like my version waaaaaaay better than the original(To all you rabid Frozen fans - sorry, not sorry). This is what I get in my head when I hear someone start singing "Let It Go".