Emily Tyler was a normal young woman in London in 1883, but when she has a chance encounter with Edward Hyde her life and his will be changed forever.

Edwina Hyde is a twenty-year-old delinquent, who's just been released on parole. Mr. Utterson offers her a place to stay, she agrees and becomes a fellow lodger of him, Jekyll and Lanyon in Lady Summer's grand home. A very cliché love triangle between her, Utterson and Jekyll ensues and there is polyamory. This story will be corny and dramatic and I am not sorry.

This is a slight AU in so far, that it's still set in the same world, but none of the book characters die. There will still be deaths though, because obviously. Also, telepathy, other supernatural shenanigans, sword fighting, evil scientist organisations and Mary-Sue-ish OCs, because I'm silly like that. Lots of Angst. Don't say I didn't warn you.

Jekyll tests his formula.

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Hyde has some romantic feelings for Jekyll. How will Jekyll react? Warning: Rape in first chapter.

Jekyll woke up in the Future right before he kills himself. I wore this for a class. I thought I would share it with you.

Describes the past events that eventually lead to 'An Evening'.

Jekyll turns into Hyde. Will Utterson accept Jekyll's other half?

Dr. Hastie Lanyon didn't know why he felt no desire.

It's the 10th December 2014 and a certain couple can finally convert their civil partnership into a real marriage.

Hyde never had any issues with taking what or who he wanted, and be it by force. But you reap as you sow. So one night he learns the hard way, that Karma is a bitch. Lucky for him, a certain prostitute shows kindness to a man who doesn't deserve it.

After committing suicide Hyde finds himself at the gateway to the beyond, where Jekyll has been waiting for him.

Poole has to stand by and watch as his master loses what he holds most dear through his own rashness.

Jekyll has nightmares. But his alter ego is there to be emotional support.

There was nothing quite like sharing a bottle of wine with a friend in front of your fireplace. That was Jekyll's motto and Utterson considered himself lucky to be that friend.

Dr. Henry Jekyll finally managed to separate Edward Hyde from himself completely. They take full advantage of this, although not in the way one might expect.

I associate people with the oddest things, especially those I care about the most. Maybe it's because I am a man of science (a mad scientist, as my loved ones say), that I look at them and think of things that wouldn't even occur to most ordinary people. Why is it that I see them and compare them to the four elements of alchemy?

Hyde wants out. Jekyll says nay. Hyde's own methods of … persuasion ensue.

Hyde gets a bouquet of flowers and is confused. So he asks Lady Summers for advice.

When Dr. Alice Noble falls in love with a charming Dr. Henry Jekyll, she has no clue as to what she is getting herself into. This is her story. This is set in modern times and is a good bit different than the book. Please enjoy and review. Flames will be used to make s'mores

An alternate take on Jekyll and Hyde; what if Dr. Jekyll was able to separate himself completely from Mr. Hyde? What if his manservant, Poole, fell for his "bad side"?

Ever what would happen if Jekyll died instead of turning into Hyde when he performed his experiment? Well here's the fanfic for you.

The novel abridged humourously. Lots of bs and everyone being a drama queen. I regret nothing.

What if the doctor hadn't died in Mary Reilly's arms that night in the theatre? While Mary comes to terms with what she now knows about both men, will she find a way to care for both of them while guarding their secret from the rest of the household? Based on the movie: Mary Reilly.