Harold buys the faraway field as a birthday gift for Marian. They celebrate on their new land in a suitably steamy fashion.

After their encounter on the bridge leaves her alone, Marian Paroo reflects to herself what it's like falling for Harold Hill. I don't own these characters, but I used to play a trumpet in a marching band.

The silver-tongued bandleader can't talk - to his consternation, the town's disappointment, and his wife's amusement!

After Harold reveals Marian's birthday gift a few weeks early, he must come up with the perfect present for his pregnant wife - and discovers a few surprises of his own.

The events after the Music Man. Rated T for romance and because I'm paranoid.

Marian's POV over Harold and key events following his arrival. Drabble.

Harold Hill and Marian Paroo progress from de Parny to Dickens. Harold never knew discussing literature could be so provocative.

At four months pregnant, Marian Paroo Hill is beginning to contend with cravings – and Harold is determined to satisfy every one of them, no matter where or when they strike.

A warm July evening puts both Harold and Marian in mind of how much everything has changed since the year before – but the librarian is certainly not expecting the unconventional way in which her mischievous husband chooses to express his nostalgia...

Newlyweds Harold and Marian Hill always enjoy their long Saturdays alone together at home. But what happens when Mayor and Mrs. Shinn unexpectedly come calling in the midst of one of them?

I'm Charlie Cowell—anvil salesman. And I said I'd get that swindlin' two-bit thimble rigger! That fella Harold Hill has been a raspberry seed in my wisdom tooth just long enough. I missed my train and lost my job! But now I have a plan that'll get that big blow-off his ups downs throughs and sideways! Neither one of them heard the last of me! He never even knew the territory!

While Harold Hill had done a lot of difficult things in his life, nothing had ever been harder than trying not to fall in love with Marian Paroo…

After a month of marriage to her loving and passionate husband Harold Hill, Marian is still discovering more and more about the depths of her own passion – and she's determined to learn how to express every one of her desires, no matter how bold.

It's 1922, and jazz is still a bit too scandalous for River City's boys' band to play, even with a forward-thinking leader like Harold Hill. Within the privacy of their own home, however, there's nothing to prevent Harold and Marian from exploring all things scandalous and modern...

A companion piece to Remembering Paris. As Harold Hill struggles with estrangement from Marian in the months after their return from Paris, his difficulties are only compounded when he can't get the adoring glance of a pretty River City widow out of his head.

A few months after their blissful second honeymoon, Harold and Marian discover a wonderful – if unanticipated – result of that trip that promises to make their family happier than ever.

Harold and Marian take a much-needed second honeymoon trip to the shores of northern California in the spring of 1919… and the librarian is thrilled to finally explore beyond the horizons that have always enclosed her. A series of fluffy vignettes.

What might Harold Hill, Marian Paroo, and the citizens of River City wish to seek via advertisement? A joint humor fic co-written with Emery Saks.

Prolouge to The Music Man focussing on Mairan's relationship with Mr. Madison and how the library is left to her. This fiction is still in progress. Criticial reviews needed.

The second year that Harold and Marian attend the Fireman's Ball, they no longer have to settle for caramels and stolen kisses to express their love and passion... The sequel to How Sweet It Is.

Fred Gallup returns to River City to cover the Easter Parade. Although Harold and Marian are now happily married, the reporter is even more cynical and predatory than he was before, making him a far more dangerous adversary for the music professor and librarian to contend with.

Even after he's spent several months as an honest and fully reformed man, Harold finds that being a gentleman isn't always easy… but he's determined to be worthy of Marian's trust, no matter what.

After returning from their honeymoon in Des Moines, Harold and Marian come home to their River City house for the first time.

After the birth of their child, Harold and Marian are finding far fewer opportunities to be alone together than before, so Marian is determined to enjoy this particular moment to the fullest – even if they do happen to be in the library…

Fifty sentences – fifty little glimpses of moments in Harold and Marian's courtship (and fifty more for their marriage). Inspired by a fanfic challenge.