This is my take on how Anne Elliot and Captain Frederick Wentworth first met that fateful summer of 1806. One-shot.

Amber Easton, devoted daughter and sister, beloved teacher, and adored friend has everything she needs. So she thinks, until the love of her life returns home and she must face a past she has spent 10 years trying to forget. Will she and the man she let go find their way back to each other? Find out in this modern day take on a Jane Austen classic.

A series of What-If's from Jane Austen's Persuasion. Those moments in the book which you may have wished just had that little bit more. Hidden feelings spoken aloud and conversations that could have taken place.

The impression and impact of Anne's visit to Lyme reverberates much farther than she thought possible. Just ask Louisa Musgrove. A/N Formatting Corrected 12/2

No man who truly loved could overcome an attachment to a woman like Fanny Harville. Oneshot.

A continuation of Jane Austen's Persuasion. What happened after Anne read the letter and they were able to renew their feelings. Will it be all plain sailing for our couple, or will there be more obstacles they have to overcome to finally get their happy ending?

"You pierce my soul..." Fine words to be sure but when Anne and Frederick's attachment comes under pressure and scrutiny from his family as well as hers, will they falter at the first hurdle or prove that they have learnt history's lessons and this time won't be so easily persuaded to part?

This is a ficlet based off of Jane Austen's "Persuasion" and the swoon-worthy letter from Captain Wentworth to Anne Elliot. I am merely modernizing her masterpiece and am in no way trying to replicate Austen's great work. The original letter is one of the reasons why "Persuasion" takes first place in my heart when it comes to the rest of Austen's books. Enjoy!

Frederick Wentworth didn't want to spend the summer with his sister in Somerset; in fact if he never went back there it would be too soon

Fred left the County of Dorset a decade ago, only returning at the behest of his sister. His engagement was long over, the girl he loved seemingly long-gone. It turns out he left more behind than what he originally thought. Modern take. Very AU Fred-centric one-shot. (T for minor language)

Spin off to the Lizzie Bennet Diaries from Jane Austens book Persuation. Anne Elliot gets roped in by her older sister Elisabeth to shoot videos detailing the fromer child stars life...

A modern retelling of Jane Austen's Persuasion. I will follow the book as best as I can, but I may take some liberties with characters and details here and there.

When Anne Elliot and Captain Wentworth are reunited, there is no doubt that they live happily ever after but not before they face their share of mortification and awkwardness from those closest to them. An attempt at elaborating the last chapter of Persuasion

Anne and Fred once dreamt of a life together, but six years ago one tough decision tore them apart. Anne deals with the aftermath of her choice every day, but what happens when circumstances bring them back together in the inescapable world of the rich and influential? A modern take on Jane Austen's timeless love story, Persuasion. Underwent rewrite 2013-2015 [completed].

How do Lady Russell and Captain Wentworth get over their dislike for each other and reconcile? In progress. Please read and review

"Anne was tenderness itself and had full worth of it in Captain Wentworth's affections". My take on what this would mean the first time Captain Wentworth fell sick. One-shot. This is my first fan fiction. Please review and let me know what you can think

Lady Russell and the newly married Fredrick Wentworth muse on past times and discuss their own misunderstandings concerning each other .

Captain Wentworth visits his sister in her new home at Kellynch Hall and receives unsettling news. How would this change the story? One-shot from Captain Wentworth's perspective. Enjoy! A/N: I have now added on a follow up chapter and two outtakes.

Frederick Wentworth finally kissed Anne Elliot for the first time in the street outside of the townhouse where the Musgroves were staying in Bath, but what happened next? A short scene filler for the 1995 film version of Persuasion.

Anne Elliot seems to have all the luck in the world: a self-centered family, a non-existent love life, and a chance meeting with the only man who has the ability to send her world into a frenzy.

During the party where news of Anne's engagement spreads, Elizabeth has the chance to reflect on the evening and her future. Elizabeth's point of view. Pure fluff.

A bit of fluff – the thoughts of one of the lodging servants on encountering Mary Musgrove.

An elaboration of the final scene of the 2007 film adaptation of Persuasion. For now a one-shot but I may be inspired to write more.

Anne observes Louisa and Frederick, and think of how things could have been.

Superhero challenge. The Aubergine Amaryllis, defender of the monarchy and fine fashion, finds that his time may have come and gone. Regency, very silly.