After mere weeks of engagement, John and Margaret now face their wedding night. After all that has transpired between them, how will they navigate this great unknown? Frank discussions and Victorian propriety explored. Also just smut drabbles and baby making because these two sorely need to bang it out. COMPLETE

An epidemic decimates the population of England. Those of a certain age and health are forced to marry to repopulate society. Mr. Darcy and Elizabeth navigate the rushed courting scene, but who will they end up marrying? HEA ODC

After his autumn sojourn to Hertfordshire, Fitzwilliam Darcy returns to London, determined to find a suitable bride. He knows he is rich and handsome, so it should not be very difficult. Or so he thinks. This story follows Darcy through Pride & Prejudice, mostly during the times when he is not seen in the book.

This is a retelling of Gaskell's North and South, but with a twist. At the beginning of our story, when Margaret is propositioned by Henry Lennox, she feels obligated to agree. (I've used a bit of poetic license with her reasons). Anyway, Margaret marries Lennox and then goes to visit her parents a few months later, as they have moved north. What will happen when she meets John?

Margaret receives a letter from Mr Bell that throws her into despair. She is forced make a choice that wasn't meant to be hers, but the consequences are not hers alone to deal with.