Burning Tides

In the heart of the Fire Nation Palace, privacy is a luxury even the Fire Lord rarely gets. Loving Zuko means dealing with stolen moments behind silk curtains, heated kisses between royal duties, and a man who tries so hard to stay composed—until it’s just you and him. Behind closed doors, he’s intense, touch-starved, and unexpectedly clingy, but palace life has a funny way of ruining the mood… especially when maids seem to have the worst timing possible.

Years after teenage flings with both Zuko and Sokka, a young adult gets caught between the Fire Lord's simmering intensity and a Water Tribe warrior's playful genius—and their renewed rivalry might just consume all three.

In the aftermath of war, a waterbender who helped save the world must navigate the treacherous currents of her own heart when she falls for the scarred Fire Lord she once distrusted.

When a passionate waterbender joins the Gaang, Fire Lord Zuko discovers that saving the world might be easier than mastering the turbulent clash of their opposing elements.

As Aang and Katara prepare to tie the knot, their joyous celebration is threatened by old enemies seeking revenge, forcing the Gaang to unite once more to protect their future.

The divorce didn't happen because the love ended. It happened because Zuko kept choosing the world over you, and he did it so honorably you almost couldn't be angry about it — so you signed the papers, took your mother's name back, and went somewhere small and coastal where nobody bows. A week later, you missed your cycle, and you understood instantly what you would not do: you would not write, you would not send word, you would not chain him to a family he never asked for when the world he was building was the one thing he had been raised to live for. Your son is four now. He has your face and his father's eyes, and a small careful burn on his wrist from the first time he produced a flame. A storm has hit the coast, and the Fire Lord rides out himself now, the way he always does — and he is walking through your market.

As the war finally ends, Zuko travels across the world with Aang, Katara, Sokka, Toph, and Yua to help rebuild nations devastated by the Hundred Year War. Along the journey, an undeniable connection is growing between Zuko and Yua. Their lingering glances, quiet concern for one another, and unspoken affection become impossible for the group to ignore. Though both are deeply in love, fear, responsibility, and uncertainty keep them from confessing their feelings. As they travel through recovering villages and scarred kingdoms, Zuko and Yua must learn whether healing the world also means allowing themselves to be loved.

your honeymoon with Zuko unfolds in a space that finally belongs only to the two of you. The weight of his crown is set aside for the night, replaced by something softer, more vulnerable—yet no less intense.

Four years ago, the Avatar left you on a stone wall in a temple garden and called it duty. Tonight, he heard you have moved on — with his best friend, Zuko. He arrives at your chambers at the third hour, still in his council robes, the arrow at his brow dark by force of will alone. He has come because he has just understood, somewhere between the council chamber and your door, that he cannot live in a world that has you in someone else's arms.

You were probably never an option for anyone. The feeling of abandonment and being left behind always lingers at the back of your head in silence— deep down behind that sweet smile and flowery words, you made yourself believe you'll never be the person someone chooses. And then there was him, Sokka. A great friend of yours, a pain in your ass, and the person who confirmed those lingering thoughts in your head.