I read "Jo and Laurie: A Romantic Retelling" by Margaret Stohl, it didn't really sit well with me. I thought it was cute, but it did not satisfy my hopes and dreams for Jo and Laurie's relationship. That being said, I decided to write this! Picking up from Jo publishing her novel, this story follows her and Laurie's relationship and how it ultimately leads to love.

A modern day Jo and Fritz find their lives intertwined with those of another couple from more than seventy years in the past.

The professor came and went for two weeks with lover-like regularity... Some drabbles I guess you could call them about Friedrich's visits during those two weeks. Not necessarily in order or even all fitting together.

Jo learns the difference between du and sie.

Alternative view of the events in the chapter Laurie Makes Mischief, Jo Makes Peace - complete with Mrs. March's scolding of Laurie and the boy taking his punishment into his own hands. Spanking involved.

Violets have begun to grow in Jo's lungs. She only has a few months to either take a chance and confess her love to the man she admires, or resign herself to death.

Newly employed tutor John Brooke oversteps when he disciplines his new student, Laurie. Spanking involved.

The letter containing the news about Beth didn't reach Friedrich.

This story was inspired by the 2019 Little Women Movie Reboot. Jo has died giving birth to her and Laurie's son Mason. Laurie readjusts his life to being a single father.

In this alternate universe, Amy is a ballet dancer, but of course, fate won't be so different...especially in matters of hearts.

Demi wants to play soldier. His veteran father and grandfather have other ideas.

Laurie sees a side of Amy that almost no one else does.

Laurie realizes Jo misunderstands his question. He's not asking her to change—he's asking her to stay. What could have happened on the hill. Complete.

Sensation stories were a slippery slope for Jo, and now she is stuck with the blurring line between fiction and reality. Other lines she can't quite name begin to blur as well.

In the dark, a young woman cried for her hair.

A modern retelling of Amy and Laurie

Amy and Laurie are both artists, but they are also each other's muses. They couldn't help it, though. All of their lives they had been drawn to beauty, so it's only natural that it happened. Mix that with a bit of sexy time in Valrosa and you get this fic!

"Y en ese momento, ella, con el sol besándole las mejillas y el mar reflejando luz, se sonrojó sabedora del exquisito escrutinio al que estaba siendo expuesta." / Three-shot's. Lourie x Amy. Serie de escritos basados en palabras claves. Sonrojos, Heridos y Propuesta. / En proceso.

This is a short retelling of how I wished the Jo & Laurie proposal scene went. Spoiler: they leave together in my version.

Jo instantly regrets her words to Laurie. But can she change the past? What happens when she ends up injured in the middle of the woods? What happens when Laurie finds her? Those questions only are the beginning.

A series of one-shots detailing the Laurences' life during the events of Little Men and Jo's Boys, and in between. Suggestions are welcome!

The March sisters had in "Little Women" exciting adventures in Europe - perhaps they changed a bit of history? Whether in France, Germany, Russia or the States, the grown-up sisters will have a very special (fictional) connection to one of the greatest composers and help him to shape his (and their own) fate - Peter Tchaikovsky. (Based on my research on T. and Swan Lake origins)

During her time of illness, Amy has the opportunity to see her dear sister Beth one more time and have a proper goodbye. Relax. I'm not actually killing Amy.

Amy's preening causes a horrible/hilarious accident.

As the distance between their bodies increased it caused a deep cold, much like that of an icicle of raw terror to slide down Jo's spine. She wouldn't be exaggerating to compare it to a cosmic shift- a crack in her foundation. Suddenly, everything felt exceedingly wrong. This feeling startled her into action.