Darcy knows from his Second Sight that Elizabeth will one day be his wife. Of course, Elizabeth has no way of knowing his assurance is anything more than prideful conceit. Darcy's certainty will bring much uncertainty before it brings happiness to either.

"A nation and its lovers, together again." —An Erik/Christine Berlin Wall AU. Set during the Cold War, mainly focusing on the end of it. Recently revised.

An alternate tale of a classic love story had the protagonists' characters and circumstances been a little different.

The Phantom wallows beneath the rubble and ruin from the flames he brought upon all. Vivienne, a former ballerina, seeks shelter in Erik's domain after tragedy strikes her. However, she is an unwelcome guest under the Opera and is about to learn she is not alone. (A/N: I've rewritten the original story and I'm in the process of replacing the chapters.)

Modern day Pride & Prejudice. Set on the college campus of Meryton University. Lizzie is a freshman. Will is a junior and football star. Rated M for later chapters. Mostly similar characters but different plot.

What if Darcy had kissed Elizabeth after his first proposal, what if someone was there to witness this unusual lapse in Mr. Darcy's propriety? letter format. I am sure this has been done before but I wanted to do it anyway. Read and review!

Mr. Darcy is in a chaotic emotional state just a week after his failed proposal to Elizabeth Bennet. When he takes his frustrations out on a midnight ride, he comes across an upturned carriage, only to find the one and only Elizabeth injured inside.

A woman appears at the Opera determined to save the theater from the fiery fate she has seen in her dreams. But will her visions leave her at the mercy of the Opera Ghost or will she find an unexpected connection with an injured, masked man she finds deep

What if Lydia did not elope and Elizabeth stayed on at Lambton? Would Darcy have the courage to propose again after the disaster at Rosings? Would Elizabeth accept?

Not being able to breath the air at Longbourn after Mr. Collins' longwinded and insincere proposal, Elizabeth heads for the woods where she runs into an injured Mr. Darcy.

The whole of it, he had to admit, was rather embarrassing. Erik falls asleep in Christine's bed. Fluff. Erik x Christine.

What if, after overhearing Christine's rooftop confession, Erik does not declare war upon them both, but realizes that he must change in order to win a woman's love? Slightly Leroux, a touch of ALW, but mostly AU. E/C. Rated M for violence and sensuality.

Take the world of Gaston Leroux's novel, add equal parts Andrew Lloyd Weber and the author's imagination, sprinkle it with drama and romance, and you get Variations on a Theme of Leroux. Pairing is Erik & Christine.

Lerouxesque Erik despairs after Christine leaves with Raoul. Four months later she turns up on his doorstep! Loveable characters and much humor. You may just love this loooooong story, which spans about 24 years. I hope you enjoy.