Legends Lost

Scarecrow and Mrs. King fan fiction by Cat Lady Firebird

Can’t you just feel the magic?
That magic’s going to hurt you in the morning.

— “Santa’s Got a Brand New Bag”
  • Welcome
  • Stories
    • No Hellos, No Goodbyes
    • No Choice But Forward
    • Touching the Wall
    • Broken Dates
    • Right Down the Line
    • Tell Me a Story
    • Restless Hearts
      • Standing in the Dark
      • All That Mattered
      • A New Horizon
    • Other Stories
  • Reference Guide
    • Characters
    • Timeline
      • Episode Dates
    • Family Trees
    • Links
  • Blog
    • Author Musings
    • Q&A
    • Site Related
  • Contact

Broken Dates

Home » Stories » Broken Dates

Released: September 27, 2024

Every date Lee and Amanda plan in the summer of 1986 should be perfect…except that life, work, family, and pure bad luck keep piling on the interruptions.

  • 📖 Pride of Columbia
  • 📖 Down the Long Hills
  • 📖 Ruthless People
  • 📖 Twins Lounge
  • 📖 Herdsman and Plow
  • 📖 Foundry Branch Tunnel
  • 📖 Apartment Roof
  • 📖 Hundred-Dollar Hamburger

Broken Dates

Story Date: May-July 1986

Length: Series

Rating: General

Status: Complete

Additions & Updates

  • 📄 Lee: Comeback · August 24, 2026
  • 🌳 Davis-Stetson-Clayton Family · August 23, 2026
  • 📖 Filling the Silence · August 22, 2026
  • 📢 Note to “A New Horizon” Beta Readers · August 22, 2026
  • 📄 Jamie: Pieces · August 22, 2026

Disclaimer

Scarecrow and Mrs. King is the intellectual property of B&E Enterprises/Shoot the Moon Enterprises and Warner Brothers Television. These fan fiction stories are meant for entertainment purposes only. Except for purposes of charitable fundraising, no compensation has been or will be accepted for them, and no copyright or trademark infringement is intended or should be implied. See More »

Unless otherwise attributed, all opinions expressed on this site are solely those of the poster or commenter.
© 2026 CSquarent Solutions · Powered by WordPress & Asteroid · Terms & Conditions
Life doesn't have to be perfect to be spectacular.