Two years later, Emma and Regina come face to face with the choices they have made. Against insurmountable challenges, they and their crew of the Storybrooke must prepare for a war centuries in the making. Sequel to "The Last Frontier."

Socialites and out-of-work artists make strange bedfellows. But what if they don't?

To many, Regina Mills is a monster. Corrupt and unflinchingly cruel she is avoided at all costs. But to some, Regina is kind, gentle, and lately more heartbroken than ever. As all others turn away, one rises to become her savior.

This is not a fairy tale or a love story. This is something entirely gone wrong. Sequel to 'Roughing It.'

Emma Swan is fresh out of the academy and unsuitably placed under the command of no-nonsense Captain Regina Mills of the U.S.S. Storybrooke. On the edge of known space, Emma, Regina, and their crew find themselves a long way from home and facing obstacles they never would have imagined.

A solid bond between Myka and H.G. turns to something more after they are whisked away to a secret government facility and the adventure it demands. Can their friendship weather the secrets, lies, and unforeseen romance they are faced with?

Nothing is as it seems when a chance encounter brings Stahma Tarr and Helena Wells face to face. It may not be the start of a beautiful friendship, but it could bring about closure both have sought after witnessing destruction and the lifelong sting of loss.

Stuck in snowy Vermont, Myka and Helena have to share their first Christmas together in a dump of a motel. Using their resources and sharp minds they team up to make the holiday special.

Two idiots, a Dark One, a pirate, and two gay witches step onto a boat…

Maybe on this path to find herself Regina hadn't realized Emma's apartment was journey's end. It wasn't her concern, but Emma couldn't help wanting it to be her problem. Sitting silently over sickeningly sweet tea she found herself giving in to a feeling she hadn't allowed herself to feel in… well, never.

"But then here you are just dropping in unannounced and blissfully unaware of what you've just done, like you're some replacement…" Her whisper dragged off. The hand returned to her trembling lips. "I am not as blissfully unaware as you might think," H.G. sat up straighter and finished softly, "Myka."

Emma and Regina have been apart for a year. They live out their lives in their own cold beds and raise Henry on agreed terms. It is an acceptable way of life, yet more empty and purposeless than before. As they prepare for the Storybrooke Spring Formal each relives that fateful day two years previous. Going down memory lane always has a way of stirring up lost feelings.

Henry's faith in the curse is tested when the sheriff leaves Storybrooke. When bad things happen can Regina convince Emma to help her make things right?

The surprises keep coming after Regina invites David and Mary Margaret for Christmas dinner. Will Emma be able to handle this family togetherness or will the stress of the holidays be too much?

Regina's eyes peeked in time to catch Emma wiggle her nose against the heavy frames. The mayor bit her lip to prevent a second outburst. Never had their nights been this entertaining.

Myka and H.G. spend a much needed day off with a picnic in the park. All goes well until an unexpected side effect of the food makes Myka shrink. Fluff and delicious French cheeses await you my readers!

It was dangerous, this wanting of Emma Swan. The queen liked dangerous.

Myka and H.G. spend a lazy morning in bed reminiscing about their first night together.

Myka must explain herself when she is confronted by an unexpected visitor. Rewrite scene for 4x05.

Myka had been taking risks ever since Helena was taken away by the Regents. While on a mission she brashly touches a peculiar artifact, but are the consequences good or bad? Spoilers for season 4.

Myka and HG exchange a confession.