Bards spin words to win the hearts of men and mer, and Celeste Passero studies with the best at the College in Solitude. But when Ulfric Stormcloak uses his voice to murder the High King, forcing Skyrim into war with the Empire, Celeste finds herself the subject of a legend to inspire the greatest bard's tale ever told; if only she could find her voice to sing it. A Skyrim story.

This is a story of love, loss, hate, fighting, revenge, big hearts, big mistakes, really manipulative men, but also some really good men, particularly clever women, escape, capture, rescue, deceit, sentient lions, space travel, honesty, hope, and a little magic. The good parts, anyway.

Four years after the Oblivion Crisis; four years after she fled the Imperial City, determined to become the Hero of Kvatch that Cyrodiil needed her to be, Sarina Passero receives a visit from the Grandmaster of the Blades. Oneshot follow-up to "To the Last Septim" - and might not make much sense to anyone who hasn't read that.

From the safety of an arranged marriage within the Cyrodiil aristocracy, to a battle to protect all she holds dear. Sarina Passero is cast into a war she doesn't understand, pit against mysterious assassins and daedric forces, and tasked with an impossible quest; to close the jaws of Oblivion, and to find and save Tamriel's only hope: the last Septim. An Oblivion novelisation.

A continuation of my series 3 Alternate Universe so, read that before starting this one! This fanfiction explores the world of Doctor Who series 4, had Rose never been trapped in the Alternate Universe and was still travelling with the Doctor.

There are many alternate universes. One little change to the Doomsday finale, and Rose Tyler is still with the Doctor. This story looks at how Series 3 of Doctor Who might have looked if Jackie, not Pete, had gone back to find Rose as she fell toward the Void.

He'd told her that once never say never ever. It felt like a dream now, but out of everything they'd been through, those four words were those Rose cherished and clung to. He’d meant it as a warning, when he’d said it...but Rose took it in her own context