Twilight and Adagio are very different people. In fact they have almost nothing in common. Except one, very important person: Sunset Shimmer. And despite her best efforts, Sunset has no clue how to make their relationship work out.
In another world, Sunset worships a God. Not unusual: here magic, divinity, and nature are one. But love is different. Worship is no longer enough for Sunset; her fire burns too brightly. And what brings warmth and light can also bring destruction.
When they started dating, Sunset was at her lowest point and Wallflower was just as miserable. Now things are getting better, and they weren't prepared for that.
Sunset Shimmer won't break up with Marble. Sure, things could be going better, but ending it would break Marble's heart. Only a really terrible person would do that, and Sunset is done being the bad guy. Unfortunately, someone else has taken the job.
It's been a month since Sunset and Trixie started dating, and Trixie is dragging Sunset off to CornFest 2018, to meet her parents and see her hometown. But family isn't always what it's cracked up to be, and sometimes there's a reason to leave home.
For all intents and purposes, she was in love, hopelessly in love, and yet she was to scared to do anything about it. How can a shy Amish girl hold a relationship with another girl if she can't even figure out how a toaster works?
Tragedy has hit Canterlot. There has been a murder, and the victim was Sunset Shimmer. It's up to Lieutenant Columbo to find the culprit before it is to late.
Wallflower proposed to Sunset and she accepted. From that summer to next spring, Sunset Shimmer prepares to spend the rest of her life with the person she loves.
Not every relationship lasts; first loves doubly so. Sunset has to deal with the worst part of her young relationship - how to end it. And who to blame for it going wrong
In the aftermath of the Memory Stone's destruction, Wallflower reveals to Sunset that she erased more than just the Rainboom's memories of Sunset. She erased Sunset's memories of Wallflower, too.