It has been a long time since Jane Eyre had a home. Orphaned, cast out and on the run, she finds safety and comfort within the mysterious walls of Thornfield Hall. An unlikely friendship is forged between herself and the enigmatic master of the house, Mr Edward Rochester. Rochester is a man, tortured by secrets, however, he is determined to protect the bewitching new governess.

In this modern continuation of the greatest love story ever told, follow the Butler family as they once again try to work through severe trials that threaten to tear their family apart once again. This story is AU, with some characters story-lines adjusted to meet the plot of the story.

Miss Margaret Hooper is an odd one; a lady who has no interest in marriage, but all the interest in the world in learning the physician's profession- much to her Mother's chagrin. But when she is forced into marriage with a mysterious stranger, her life takes a turn into the unforeseen shadows... Victorian Sherlolly AU, SAMFA 2017 winner 1st place (tie), best AU. COMPLETE!

A spoiled heiress embarks on a madcap adventure to reunite with her husband. Things get a little complicated along the way when she meets the love of her life.

Inspired by the BBC mini-series "Lost in Austen", my story's main character, Ruby, will accidentally land in her much-beloved tale "Jane Eyre," meeting Jane and switching places with her.

A broken marriage. A splintered family. A love worn out. A new life for Rhett. A new love for Scarlett. They went their separate ways, until one fateful day their wounded souls were brought back together again. Will their arrangement repair their fractured love or will it tear their hearts asunder? *Warnings apply*

Inspired by the Abominable Bride special and based on some of its imagery and moments but instead a fully-immersive, historically accurate, Victorian England AU with loads more Molly. Here is how I envision an origin story for Hooper and Holmes as an alternative to the TAB. Murder, mystery, romance, and as always, explicit smut. I have a particular set of skills ... be warned!

Over 200 years have passed since the days at Thornfield, a great hollow shell of what it used to be. Two souls, bound through time and space, meet once again in this modern retelling.

Sherlock Holmes is at last a man with a heart. But heart and head must both rise to the occasion when an unsecured Sherrinford in the past leads to problems in the present-and declarations of love are not easily forgotten. [Season 5 AU, no slash, Sherlolly] [faulty docx FIXED!]

"It was common knowledge among anybody with any standing in society that Miss Mary Morstan and Miss Molly Hooper were among the most sought-after women in England." Regency period, with Sherlolly and John/Mary. I love reviews!

(Set after the Battle of Five Armies) Dwarves flock back to Erebor in full force, excited about their new home. Thorin Oakenshield was King Under the Mountain and although he'd never planned to take a wife many eager, haughty Dwarrowdams pursued him anyway. But then there was Ora, a mellow minded Dwarrowdam and a simple baker who seemed to have a knack for causing trouble.

Yew Bridge is the ancestral Holmes Estate, and the only thing Molly Moriarty has left to live for. Plunging her fortune into restoring the once magnificent and sprawling manor and grounds, morality began to take on many shades of gray when Molly is offered one last chance at happiness.

Hermione overhears something she shouldn't concerning Professor Snape and decides that maybe the House-elves aren't the only ones in need of protection.

In some strange way, she wished that Jim were with her now. Or Sherlock. Or even Dr. Watson. They would know what to say, how to stop them. They probably wouldn't even need the police protection at all. She wanted to be more like them. Less like Molly.

AU: Watson is a female doctor returning from the battlefield hospitals, injured and alone. When sent back to London to recover she meets Holmes, who is possibly the most infuriating & insufferable detective to cross the Earth. Based on Doyle's works

Holmes has often pronounced that a true logician can neither afford emotional attachments nor wishes them. Yet, as one dear friend begins a new relationship, he finds himself at a crossroads between what he thought he wanted and what he may need. Complete