Both Margaret's Mother and Father have passed away. Her Aunt is still in Italy and her Cousin in Greece. She is left all alone in Milton. How will Thornton rescue her, and will she inadvertantly rescue him in return?

"One false step involves her in endless ruin. . . " In this story, one (literal) false step causes a chain reaction of events that will result in Elizabeth's forced marriage to Darcy. Now a completed story available for sale on Amazon. This is only the first three chapters.

The shock of sudden death of Mr. Hale crushes Mr. Bell, rendering him unable to bring the sad news to Margaret himself. He is forced to delegate the terrible duty to the only one he can entrust it: his friend and tenant Mr. Thornton.

Margaret finds Mr. Thornton after their confrontation at the exhibition allowing them to develop a tentative post-proposal friendship. Will their relationship be strong enough to overcome the heartache and deceit that is to come? Both book and mini-series based.

Sequel to Childhood Impressions. Misunderstandings sunder the childhood friendship of Darcy and Elizabeth. Now an independent young woman, Lizzy must work to regain her old friend – who has become the cold-hearted master of Pemberley. Meanwhile, Georgiana falls in love with her piano master and Jane falls in love with Bingley.

Kitty gets a letter from an unexpected source but her reply unfortunately ends up in the wrong hands. Set post episode 6.

Kitty writes a letter every year to Sylvie on her birthday starting on her first birthday in 1910

'Quickly, she drops the ring over the side, watching as it spins and spins and lands with a splash. There is no going back, not now.' Vignettes, missing scenes and re-tellings from The Crimson Field.

What if Thomas didn't turn down his pass in episode four? Will he be in time to save Kitty from her abusive husband?

While he is visiting the Hales, Mr. Thornton and Margaret have an unexpected conversation. Will this change their relationship as events in Milton unfold?

What if John Thornton had been JUST a bit later as he walked past Outwood Station that night?

Margaret Hale and John Thornton find their "relationship" the talk of Milton and have no choice but to marry.

"There?" he whispers in her ear and, sure enough, he feels her grip tighten. - COMPLETE! -

After Mr. Hale's death, Mr. Bell plans the funeral in Oxford. Margaret cannot bear not saying goodbye to her father, and must ask Mr. Thornton if he will allow her to accompany him to the funeral. Book Based for the most part.