AU, ca. 1949-1950 - Actress Marguerite St. Just is signed to play the female lead in a romance film about the mysterious "Scarlet Pimpernel", an enigma who rescued innocents from concentration camps during the war. The only trouble is, she can't stand the film's financial backer...the most boring man in Europe, Sir Percy Blakeney. Percy/Marguerite

Prologue only. Being prepared for publication. Darcy is inexperienced with women. He is having trouble dealing with his feelings for Miss Elizabeth Bennet. This is an interpretation of PnP, mostly written from FD's POV. There are a few surprises, but it largely fits within canon.

Five AU ways Marguerite *didn't* learn the truth about her husband in the year 1792. Ranging from the really evil to the fairly cute. Implied marital activities.

Sir Percy and Marguerite are on their way back to Richmond. Will they finally find happiness in their marriage or will this be the beginning of a second estrangement?

Percy and Marguerite, again. Baroness Orczy's characters, my 'take' on them. I am still filling in the gaps (as I see them) in the account of their reconciliation. Please be aware that this is less fluff than usual, more smut.

MA Modern story WIP - Lizzie and Darcy hit it off as soon as they meet. Falling in love, fights, misunderstandings, can all this lead to a HEA?

I admit I'm spinning this one out: the full reconciliation between Percy and Marguerite. Baroness Orczy shows us almost nothing of it and yet it is such an essential part of their story. I'm spinning it out because I don't want to reach the end! And because I don't have any ideas for what might follow. So I'm only slowly working towards the inevitable conclusion...

Sequel to "Doubts Aboard the 'Day Dream'".

William Darcy and Elizabeth Bennet are both famous actors, known for their amazing on screen chemistry. But what the audience thinks of as romantic is really Darcy's confused crush and Elizabeth's disgust. Too bad they each think the other's on the same page about where they stand. (warning: not a happy ending, future installments will remedy that)

Why is Sir Percy Blakeney's private valet startled? One-shot; October 1793.

This follows the scene in "Somewhere in the middle", and picks up from where "I shall be for ever in your debt" left off. I'm hoping, eventually, to explore completely the reconciliation between Percy and Marguerite, which - very frustratingly, I've always felt - Baroness Orczy omitted to do at the end of "The Scarlet Pimpernel". It's fluff, of course.

Elizabeth loves her job at Darcy Enterprises, a multi million dollar company with strong charitable ties, but she can't stand the man she works for. So how did she end up in his bed after the companies annual charity ball? Now edited and updated.

A short sequel to "Percy takes a bath". Sir Percy must break the news to his wife that the "Daydream" needs repairs ... Warning: FLUFF. Of course.

Percy Blakeney writes to his wife. Not a long letter, but one which requires immediate attention. Unfortunately I don't seem to be able to write anything but fluff - you have been warned!

A secret rendezvous in a secluded library at a summer ball. Fluffy.

Percy and Marguerite board the Day Dream to return to England. Months of pent of desire and suppressed love are finally able to come to the surface.

Jealousy, angst, desire - unfortunately all of the fluffy variety (again). Not demanding in any way, just escapist daydreaming.

Another Blakeney Manor vignette; very slightly smutty fluff.

I have a cat. I have an apartment. I have sole possession of the remote control. And now I have someone that I can laugh with. Jack. It's always been Jack.