A sequel to The Enchanter. Although it is not necessary to have read the previous story. Erik and Christine are reunited at the Paris Opera, having met when Christine was just a child.

Christine reveals her jealousy for Ayesha, and Erik is determined to show his more prominent devotion for Christine. What happens when Raoul steps in unaware?

The Phantom ponders his relationship with Christine. Covers the time period from his first sight of her as a child to the time of their first meeting in person. This is quite short: only 6 chapters. COMPLETE.

Modern retelling: A journalist searches for the truth behind the mysterious composer, becoming his experiment. The magic singing doll he had created becomes his undoing as the mysterious composer, known only as Erik, discoveres his love for Christine Daaé

I lie to myself, but I cannot lie to you this is not enough. But though I can never have you, I will cherish every smile, every tear, every song, your or mine. My Christine, you may never know that your poor Erik calls you his own in his dreams.

... So she came back.

Christine learns how to live with lions.

A game of chess leads to an intense conversation. This short story is part of my Night Encounters series, and is set immediately before the Il Muto and chandelier scene in the ALW stage play. Please read, and review.

Something sinister is stalking Christine, and only one man can save her. As they uncover deadly secrets taken to the grave, they find that the greatest mystery of all is the human heart. A tale of intrigue, love, and redemption.

What begins as a pleasant evening out leaves Christine mildly injured. This is the latest in the Night Encounters series, and is another Red Rose "prequel." Please read and review.

An introduction to a far younger, more innocent Erik, in a world of his own and confused at his mother's rejection of him. Oneshot, a year or two before his ordeal with the gypsies.

Here, he stops. Inches from the precipice, miles from the ground, and never before this close to ecstasy. Oneshot, Leroux-based.

AU, EC. After the death of his family, Erik is determined to live the rest of his life in peace, alone. But when he hires a new maid to help him take care of his home, his view on life is changed.

Set directly after Susan Kay's novel, right after Christine leaves the second time. Is Erik really dead? Maybe. Maybe not. E/C. COMPLETE.

Will your child be a scarred gargoyle like yourself? And will your lovely wife hate it as your mother hated you Oneshot. Highly rated PG mostly for the angst. EC

It is simple, really. Something was stolen from Erik. He wants it back. And he will stop at nothing until he gets it. EC. Eventually Modern.

Christine Daae tells her story about finding truth. An Angel promises to save her from her life, while a Phantom terrorizes her sanity. This story my evolution as a writer, so I've started the process of editing and tweaking the beginning.

Following the events of the Masquerade, Christine is afraid of her teacher's wrath upon learning of her relationship with Raoul. But will fear turn to love?

Christine questions the sincerity of her supposed "Angel of Music," and Erik realizes that his pupil may know a bit more than she lets on...

"And I listened ... and stayed!...That night, we did not exchange another word. He sang me to sleep." A fill in for Leroux, during Christine's first night in the house on the lake.

What happens when Christine learns of Erik's death? Characters based on Leroux. Plot entirely from my imagination with one small idea borrowed from another classic which I choose not to reveal here because it would give away the ending . Please review!

What if Christine hadn't left the rooftop with Raoul? A 'what if' EC oneshot, ALW based.

Two hearts devoted to music, two souls scarred. One living in darkness, one clinging to the hope of a father's promise. Modern day setting.

Erik enters the secret world of the opera house's cellars and passages for the first time, and soon comes to realise that not all darkness is bad...Young Erik, coming to terms with being a 'phantom'.

He never wanted it. Them. He never wanted one… much less two of them. It wasn't fair, Erik decided. He had only just gotten Christine all to himself and now… this.