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All of the classic fairy tales and other stories exist together in the same continuity, though many of the events played out slightly different from how the stories are told in our world. The structure of the show cuts back and forth between the events happening in the real world and the corresponding events that happened in the fairy tale world.

On the night of her 28th birthday, bail bonds collector Emma Swan is reunited with Henry Mills-the son she gave up for adoption ten years previous-who takes her back to his hometown of Storybrooke, Maine.

After a death in Storybrooke, Emma took over the Sheriff's spot. Regina keeps going after Emma, she won't quit until she is out of Storybrooke, Maine. She hates that Henry's birthmother is here.

Once Regina finds out who Emma really is, she has to think fast before she undoes the curse that she did 28 years ago. So, she made a special type of dessert-an apple dessert-that was meant for Emma, but before she could eat it. Henry took a bite from him and he is now in a magic coma.

Now, Regina and Emma have to work together to save Henry. They both have to go to the clock tower, where they have to fight off a dragon to get a potion that they need for Henry.

Will Regina finally get Emma out of Storybrooke? Will Emma Swan believe in magic or will she not believe in it? Will Henry ever wake up or will he be pronounced dead?

Table of Once Upon A Time. (Book One)

Table of contents

Volume 1