A sequel to Locked In. The story picks up with our couple in Lyme and takes us on to Bath. Now they are at last engaged, can their love withstand the threat from others trying to pull them apart?

What would have happened if Sophia Croft was a more protective elder sister who applied her keen observation skills and intelligence to Captain Wentworth and Miss Anne? What would she have seen and how would it have changed the outcome? Told from Sophia's perspective.

When Frederick discovers a secret that Anne left behind at Kellynch Hall, things come to an early (and altogether happy) resolution. A light-hearted, mostly fluffy what-if.

A discovery in the Kellynch library gives Captain Wentworth greater insight into events of the past and the possibilities of the future prior to his re-introduction to Anne Elliot causing him to question his long held beliefs regarding their separation.

A most 'improper' re-telling of Persuasion. Anne and Frederick recollect their past trysts while trying to cope with seeing each other again after 81/2 years. Though each seeks to avoid the other at every turn, they cannot dismiss their inexplicable attraction. Frederick/Anne Frederick/Louisa. Update: Story officially completed. :)

In late October 1814, a fire at the Great House brings Anne to Kellynch Hall and into the frequent company of Captain Wentworth. This story includes elements of the present as well as flashbacks to their first engagement in 1806. It is set pre-Lyme and pre-Winthrop, so he has not yet entangled himself with Louisa nor come to terms with his true feelings for Anne. HEA as always!

Lady Russell and Anne are on their way to Bath when they become stranded by a snowstorm. The events that follow change the rest of the story. Reviews/comments are always appreciated!

When a simple game of hide and seek becomes an impossible situation, there is more than the chance of escape bothering our couple. Is this the perfect opportunity for Frederick and Anne to finally discuss the past, or will it be enough to separate them forever? And what will happen if they are discovered; alone and together?

A continuation of Jane Austen's Persuasion. What happened after Anne read the letter and they were able to renew their feelings. Will it be all plain sailing for our couple, or will there be more obstacles they have to overcome to finally get their happy ending?

"You pierce my soul..." Fine words to be sure but when Anne and Frederick's attachment comes under pressure and scrutiny from his family as well as hers, will they falter at the first hurdle or prove that they have learnt history's lessons and this time won't be so easily persuaded to part?

This is another short story following the characters of Heyer's "Frederica." Takes place about 18 months after my previous fic, "A Wedding at Alver." Join the Dauntry/Merriville gang as Alverstoke adjusts to fatherhood, Jessamy experiences calf-love, and Felix refrains from blowing up anything. For now.

What if, upon reaching Uppercross, Frederick made a decision that changed the whole course of the story? Persuasion based story, because there are far too few of them.

At the wedding of her eldest sister, Anne Elliot attempts to avoid the man that she once was engaged to marry. Although it appears that Frederick has fully moved on with his life, Anne cannot help but remember the love that they shared.

Captain Wentworth is breakfasting with his brother and sister-in-law in Shropshire when he receives the "astonishing and felicitous intelligence" of Louisa Musgrove's engagement to Captain Benwick ...

Set during Captain Wentworth's years at sea and those that come after. Frederick falls ill and a few things come to light. Persuasion based story. Reviews appreciated.

Takes place toward the beginning of Persuasion. Frederick visits the Crofts at their new home and ends up in Anne's old bedroom.

Reconciliation proceeds somewhat differently when Mr Elliot fails to interrupt Anne's conversation with Captain Wentworth at Munn's Marzipan. Left to make her own way home, Anne finds she has better company than expected...