What if the Crawley family had not three daughters, but 5. Lucy and Charlotte are Cora and Robert's 8 year old twins. They know nothing but the joys of a carefree life where their troubles are few, but how will the sinking of the Titanic change that?

Robert Crawley has cut himself shaving again. Or is there something more sinister going on?

While celebrating Edith's wedding in fine style at Downton Abbey, Mary has a brilliant idea over champagne. Distracted by her husband, she quickly forgets, only to remember it later in his arms. Gratuitous smut alert! Definitely M.

Violet is thinking about the days that once were and missing her husband she takes to her tears. Her maid finds her in that state and offer her comfort.

Everyone has their secrets. Violet Crawley, Dowager Countess of Grantham, has them, too – if only she would just keep that in mind more often.

Mary and Matthew Crawley do not see eye-to-eye on a matter of some family delicacy. Arguments about class and motivation follow a rather embarrassing scene made at the dinner table. It's not character bashing, it's ambivalence!

One wedding. Ten perspectives. M/M.

a love story between Thomas, and between my own character Jenna, in hit period drama Downton Abbey. will Jenna be able to forgive Thomas for his past demons, or will she just be annother person to hate him? Read and review

Isobel is unwell and needs Elsie's help. Will contain Carson/Hughes and Isobel/Richard. Set mid series 2.

John Bates has been released from prison but that is only the start of it. Two weeks on and he's finding it harder than he imagined. This is a little angsty take on his homecoming.

They grow from lust to love. Rated M for a reason and I am not talking violence...

The arrival of the Bransons at Downton and the reactions of those upstairs and downstairs.

Modern AU! Matthew and Mary spend an evening alone together, causing them to question how they really feel about each other, and what they want from their lives. A prequel to 'An Evening In'. Ch.9 goes up to 'M' rating!

When Richard escorts Mary and Edith to their sister's wedding, he and Branson inadvertently teach the Earl of Grantham's daughters about international relations and the power of the press. Set between S2E8 and the Christmas special

Literary banter between Bates and Anna leads to uncharted territory in the Grantham House Library. Set soon after the end of series 1. Fluffy one-shot, no angst really, I'm serious !

New people move to town and rumour has it that they're not to be messed with!

Tom's away and Sybil's sick. It takes one Irish mother-in-law to help Sybil see why.

Based on the song Mary sung in the Second Season.Friction continues between Mary and Richard, and Matthew wonders why Mary is still planning a wedding,Bates' trial goes terribly wrong, and the late Mrs. Bates leaves more trouble than anticipated...

A country drive turns disastrous when a broken down motor leaves Mary, Matthew, Sybil and Branson as the title so aptly suggests.

Written for the prompt: Five people Sara O'Brien loved in life who did not love her back. One that did love her and she never knew. "I dare you to break my heart", said the prompter.

Edith/Sir Anthony story, set after the Christmas Special

This afternoon, they can't bear to say goodbye. But come tomorrow, that won't matter so much anymore. Extreme fluff warning, and copious amounts of kissing. Consider yourselves warned.

The year is 1906. Lord and Lady Grantham have decided to invite a much larger crowd for Christmas and New Year's this year, including a distant cousin, Matthew Crawley. How will a young Mary take to a teenage Matthew? Will sparks fly? Instant friendship?

My first probably lame attempt...short and hopefully not too bad.

Matthew takes a pregnant Mary to Wimbledon, tradition and toilet trips ensue! I got bored watching the tennis and this just happened - not to be taken too seriously!