What if Tom Branson had a twin brother? What if Sybil Crawley had a twin sister? What if something had happened when they were babies, separating them from their identical siblings...only to be reunited NOW, over twenty years later? Mistaken identities, siblings swapping places, and a romantic comedy of errors await!

Sybil Levinson is an heiress who would much rather devote all her time and energy to the suffrage movement than find a husband. She needs a good man to help keep the fortune hunters at bay. Basically, she needs a butler! Enter Tom Branson...

What if Robert had squandered Cora's fortune before the Titanic sank? What if Matthew had inherited the money needed to save Downton before he became the heir? What if Tom had made something of himself before he met Sybil? An alternate Downton universe set in season one that explores how Sybil and Tom's relationship would have developed if they'd met under different circumstances.

Taking place after season one, Captain James brings Dawes home after she's been taken hostage in Afgan. Inspired by a reviewer's suggestion. Rated T for themes of abuse and violence.

World War 2 AU-Nurse Sybil Crawley has spent the last year surviving the bombs dropped on London, long shifts at the hospitals, & the horrors of war, but now she faces the disgrace of returning to Downton a compromised woman. Tom Branson, recovering from wounds sustained in battle, has grown very fond of his nurse & is desperate to help. But will their impulsive plan work?

An alternative starting point for Molly Dawes and Captain James. What if they met under entirely different circumstances? A memorable encounter leads to all kinds of trouble for the pair.

Sybil/Tom Secret Santa 2014 fanfic for mimijag. Tom Branson does go to war. The reasons and events leading to him being there will be examined and explained, after a mysterious encounter with a face from his past...

Modern AU. On an extended solo holiday in Australia, Sybil Crawley doesn't know whether she's finding herself or running away from a painful past. Car trouble brings her to the garage of an expat mechanic who's trying hard to escape his own demons. Can they hide together, or will their histories catch up with them?

What if 'God knows it's enough that I can kiss you' meant more? What if it meant they had given in once before, and had struggled to refrain from doing so again? That both the Lady and her Chauffeur had been fighting temptation?

Robert's eyes veer downwards and sideways to the Dowager Countess. "I disapprove of their extravagant performance as much as you do." She says, angling the end of her cane in his direction, "But if that young man is called up in the New Year, he won't have another chance to leap around like a whirling dervish."

In the margins of the text, a romance blossoms. Branson and Sybil's relationship from the Ripon incident through the Garden Party. Yes, it is very salacious.