The sequel to "Into the Narnia-Verse," written by thecallofnarnia and NaturallyNarnian. ------ Love never truly fades. After parting ways with David to keep the Multiverse from crumbling, a desperate Lilith risks everything to save David's Narnia. But what lies in store for them and what they come to realize quickly t...
The sequel to "Star-Crossed," written by thecallofnarnia and NaturallyNarnian. ------ Love isn't just what's breaking the Multiverse - it might be the only thing that can save it. David and Lilith's love breaks the Narnia Multiverse wide open, as new friends are made and new bonds are forged...but David and Lilith soo...
The sequel to "Between Two Worlds," written by thecallofnarnia and NaturallyNarnian. ------ It's been a year in David's Narnian reality since he last saw his childhood friend Lilith Moore. Still grappling with the loss of almost everyone he cares about and feeling completely alone, David is prompted to summon the one...
The successor to both "The Gentle and the Cordial" and "She - A Narnian Prophecy" ------ The possibilities are infinite. A month after the end of the Golden Age, King David the Cordial is still struggling with the sudden loss that's cut him through. But when a wish is granted and old memories - and wounds - return, it...
First in the "Sun and Moon" series, followed by "My Glowing Northern Moon" and "The Gentle and the Cordial" ------ "I've been to Narnia once before, you know." "When I left, I keep feeling it...the call. The call of Narnia. That feeling of mythic comfort, destiny, that sooner or later I would be back, had to. I couldn...
Third in the "Sun and Moon" series, following "My Radiant Southern Sun" and "My Glowing Northern Moon" ------ "David, I swear to all the gods, I WILL make you whole again." - Queen Susan the Gentle ------ Then I realized that the stunning moan that came from the lips of the beauty next to me didn't sound like Susan. A...
Second in the "Sun and Moon" series, following "My Radiant Southern Sun" and followed by "The Gentle and the Cordial" ------ "I used to be lost. Not quite unlike you. I was lost in doubt, hiding in logic that never completely gave way to outpouring my heart." "Turns out I was always trying to find the meaning in every...