Henri gets seasick on the voyage back to France. Lafayette comforts him. Part one of a four part Lafayette-Henri series.

Love. It was the only thing that could describe what Mary felt for Gray. But after a small piano performance, Gray proves otherwise. How can Mary cope when the man she thought she loved and the girl she considered her best friend are together?

When Elli married the farmer Jack, they believed that their lives would be perfect forever. They couldn't have been more wrong.

Sixteen-year-old Claire is sent back to Mineral Town for the summer by her mother, forcing her to be reunited with the people and places she thought she'd left behind-as well as meeting a boy named Kai she finds she can't stand. Rated T for language.

Henri's duty is to learn to read... while Lafayette's is to lead troops into battle. And Henri has objections to both of these, objections that only Lafayette himself can quell. One shot.

In which Claquesous does and doesn't get what he wants. Dark and slashy. For Catherine.

Despite what you may think, Montparnasse’s life was really a neverending search for love, happiness, and fancy clothes... until he met Eponine. Rated for language, loose women, and lots of blood. Complete at last.

Part of the Crystal Odes collection. Here's a little tribute to everyone's favorite French Marquis: Lafayette! Rated Kplus for mild language. Pardon my French. Pun intended.