It's been a long night in the office for Professor Layton. As he prepares to go home, he is met by a most peculiar sight - a dishevelled man who calls himself Phoenix Wright, who claims someone wants the two of them dead.

Jack Frost travels back in time and meets the snow queen of Arendelle. He could've brushed up on his timing, though.

A novelisation of 'Farewell, My Turnabout'. Some Phoenix x Maya.

A Rebel Group and an exiled fairy could lead to the ultimate collision between humans and fairies. Artemis Fowl the Second is pulled into a crazy journey full of confusing questions, one of which is far more frightening for him than all the others: the question of the devilishly attractive Holly Short.

Garry promised Ib that they would meet again. But Ib has moved to another country, leaving Garry to look for her in vain. They get their reunion, all right, but is that all...?

After attempting (perhaps unwisely) to 'holiday', Artemis Fowl is suddenly being hunted down by a notorious gang and followed by gloomy thoughts of his former lover Holly Short, as well as Butler. Will he live to see another day, and will he ever see Holly again?

Pocahontas gets with John Smith in the end instead of John Rolfe. Oops, spoiler?

This is a 'written' version of the Legend of Zelda game, Twilight Princess. If you have never played it before (which I sort of doubt), you can read this. If you have played it before, read it anyway. Come on, guys, nostalgia. Also, the Link in this story is not going to be like the Link in the game, because he doesn't talk, and that sort of doesn't work on paper.

This is a novelisation of the Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword. The main story is the same, but I changed some smaller parts that wouldn't be very good to put on paper. Enjoy! :)

King Galbatorix has fallen. Lady Nasuada, leader of the Varden, is the successor to the throne. She waits for Murtagh, who promised to return...but how long can one wait? And how long can love last?

One of the worst videogames of all time, if it was even that well known...the Legend of Link, played by one large and loyal fan called Zelda. Zelda is a rather ordinary girl who slips unintentionally into an extraordinary world. It looks, in a lot of ways, like her favourite game of all time. Funny how it happens.