In the aftermath of the Anschluss, the von Trapps flee Austria to avoid the Captain's being drafted, hoping to eventually make their way to America. But there is no time to visit the abbey to even say goodbye to Fräulein Maria. [Repost from fall 2006]

Like a restless dream, impossible to ignore, it wraps itself around you and refuses to let go. Unforgettable, it can't be denied. Before it's even had a chance to fully reveal itself, before you try to find words to give it meaning, it sets you hurtling off course. There's no warning. You have no say, no control. Before you even realise what's happened, it's too late…

When Maria returns to the villa, Elsa realizes she must intervene in order to protect her relationship with Georg, and enlists Max's help in a plot to keep Maria and the Captain apart. Will Maria and Georg finally come together and find love, or will they remain full of regret for what could have been? GeorgxMaria, MariaxOC, a little GeorgxElsa. Jealousy and angst.

'Frau Schmidt's mouth immediately dropped to the floor and raised her eyebrows so high she was sure they had flown right off her head. Had this Fraulein just outright refused the Captain's orders? She could scarcely believe it.' Set before and during Maria's arrival. A certain housekeeper discovers that there is more to the new governess than meets the eye.

The story of Louisa Von Trapp (cannon compliment to the film only) Some AU and some prequal mentions.

Starts at the scene where Elsa and Georg break off their engagement and ends at the scene where Georg and Maria get married. This is basically AU, because it's my take on what happens.

"He wanted to see her face to face, wanted to speak with her, wanted her closer - not for sex, but for the haunting melody that wrung his heart. For her dress, for her mannerisms, for everything about her that made him heartsick, and yet, he clung to it like a liferaft." - Two strangers who've lost their way meet on a small Greek island far, far from home. [A/U]

"She rehearsed before she returned to the party circuit in Vienna." Elsa Schraeder appreciation time. A songfic to "You Oughtta Know," by Alanis Morissette.

A mischievous young governess arrives at the von Trapp household determined to teach the over-bearing Captain a little humility.

When Maria finds Georg in the garden on the evening of their flee from Austria, she can sense that he's being troubled by something. When he confides in her, will she be able to help him realise that the memories he made with Agathe will never be lost and that new memories will be made once they reach Switzerland? Disclaimer: I own nothing. Please review and happy reading!

"She had only won a battle during the thunderstorm. She hadn't won the war." My take on what if the von Trapp kids hadn't warmed up to Maria quite so quickly.

Last night I dreamt I went to Aigen again.

A Dixie-style take on "My Favorite Things". I live in the South and the struggle is real.

A book-lover's favourite things.

As World War Two begins, Georg tries desperately to keep his family safe. But how is that possible if he is living with his in - laws? Or on a ship that he's not in control of? It seems the more he tries to take control, the less control he has. Luckily, Maria is there to help.

Eight years have passed since they last crossed paths. When they meet again, in post-war Salzburg, the Captain and Maria are no longer the same two people they had been, back when they danced in the garden. But as Rodgers and Hart wrote, "Sometimes you think you've lived before, all that you live today/Things you do, come back to you/As though they knew the way."

When you're playing hide and seek, you never know what you might find. One-Shot.

The next day. Follows the events in the gazebo. Georg plans to formally ask Maria to marry him. He wants the children to help him. He wants to plan the perfect proposal.

AU. Georg is forced to go look for Maria when he discovers she didn't arrive at the Abbey after leaving the night of the party.

In the von Trapp household, while Father is away, a new governess is in charge, and the kids have nothing to do but think, what else could possibly happen? Pre-canon.

Set one week after their engagement. Maria is planning her wedding, but one very important person isn't helping. Can Maria find out why?

"At some point they had grown apart – in a time when unity was vital – and now she could see no more of the man she fell in love with. Now she shared a bed with a stranger..." / A year after fleeing from Austria, the von Trapps find themselves in England; but not all roads can be bathed in sunshine and soon, tensions rise, changes occur and hearts are broken...can it all be mended?

Eighteen-year-old Maria Rainer becomes the wife of naval hero Georg von Trapp when their parents set them up in an arranged marriage. Neither one of them want this and know that it was all part of a business transaction between their fathers, but as time goes on will the two of them see past that and fall in love? Only time will tell.

When day number seven passes with no music, no play, no laughter, Frau Schmidt is forced to conclude that things just aren't the same without the boisterous young postulant from Nonnberg Abbey. The housekeeper has her own questions about the girl's sudden departure, and a shocking discovery in the late hours of the night all but confirms the answers.

Anguished and heartbroken after her conversation with Baroness Schraeder, Maria leaves the von Trapp family house in the middle of the night leaving just a short note behind. But a certain Captain will find said note much earlier than anyone would expect.