Chris Brandon's coffee run is interrupted by meeting the Dashwood sisters. A modern S&S one-shot.

Eliza Williams is integral to the plot of Sense and Sensibility without making an appearance. Born to a wealthy woman, living in abject poverty, adored and unmoored, who is she? What would the Dashwoods think of her and her child? What would Colonel Brandon do for her? I wish Jane Austen had given her dialogue. She would have been fascinating.

Her sister married, Elinor is aware she may end up as the Old Maid, stuck at home with nothing to occupy her mind. Until an offer comes in from an unexpected source.

Marianne finds love in Colonel Brandon, but their life together is often overshadowed by the past. Last Update [Sunday 9th January] Next Update [ JAN-FEB]

Laura Montgomery navigates love, honor, and friendship Regency England. This is a story in the style of Jane Austen. It contains aspects seen in Sense and Sensibility, Mansfield Park, and other Jane Austen novels.

If you can wait, and not be tired by waiting... (Third story in the "If" series)

Belle was often considered the odd Dashwood sister not just by her family but by everyone who knew her or the Dashwood name. Belle was interested in archery, horse riding, sword fighting, reading, but she did indulge her mother by taking an interest in painting and music. When her father died, she, her mother, and her sisters must find a way to survive in the world.

Marianne has just married Colonel Brandon. Will she learn to love him?

The beloved 17 year old daughter of Colonel Brandon and Marianne has the world in her hand and is all grown up. After deciding to live life on her terms, fate intervenes and sends her a mysterious masked man at a Masquerade Ball. Unfortunately it's a forbidden love. Determined to beat the odds, the star crossed lovers will learn an unforgettable lesson in love.

A follow up to "Unrequited" from Marianne Dashwood's perspective. A fluffy one-shot that I hope you will enjoy.

BASED ON THE 2008 MINI SERIES ADAPTATION Marianne/Colonel Brandon, lemons

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What was Colonel Brandon thinking when he was called to help Elinor and Maryanne return home? What about when she fell ill?

Marianne can't wait for Brandon to come for his daily visit

Marianne goes to the library on their first day in Devonshire and meets an interesting man

Margaret en a assez d'être la petite dernière, celle que tout le monde laisse derrière ! Ses sœurs ont trouvé des maris parfaits, mais elle, elle est encore trop jeune pour ça. Pourtant la jeune fille rêve elle aussi d'une belle histoire d'amour.

Marianne visits Liz Williams

A bittersweet little one-shot about the moments between Colonel Brandon finding Marianne and returning with her in the rain to the Palmers' estate. Written from Colonel Brandon's POV. First time dipping into the Sense & Sensibility fandom, but after a re-watch of the 1995 classic the other night I couldn't help myself. I hope you enjoy it!

Colonel Brandon confesses all to Marianne. Will she have him?

Brandon and Marianne in the months after Willoughby had broken her heart. A short story.

After awakening from the sickness that nearly claimed her life, Marianne has a change of heart and a change of perspective, especially concerning Colonel Brandon. Elinor, of course, longs for Edward, but how will the reunion affect Marianne in her relationship with the Colonel? ColonelxMarianne, ElinorxEdward

As Marianne recovers, Elinor and Colonel Brandon find themselves drawn to one another.

Shortly after their engagement, Marianne shares a moment with her Colonel; a few other vignettes. Complete.

When Edward Ferrars is released from the burden he thought to spend his whole life carrying, all he can think of is the eldest Miss Dashwood. He is finally free to confess what he had been forced to hold back until now, but with her still convinced he is married, can he be fortunate enough to win her affection or is he risking the one friendship more dear to him than anything else?

Fanny Dashwood interrupts the conversation between Edward Ferrars and Elinor Dashwood much later, allowing Edward to confess to Elinor the full truth about his education. An extension of a scene from 1995 movie.