Sequel to Building Trust. It's 1960. Little Lida Rose is all grown up and ready to face the world. What happens if she must learn the truth about her father?

Things get complicated when the von Trapps try to escape

Maria had never seen such a beautiful creature in her life. The Baroness has thoughts about that. Femslash

On the night of the party, Maria had fled, but never returned and so none of the von Trapps ever knew what had happened to her. Now 10 years later, Georg runs into Maria by chance...

When Maria suffers a traumatic event, there’s only one person who can pull her out of her darkness.

"And why do you stare at me that way?" "I can't help but think, sir—" "Yes?" "We've met before." The Captain was no stranger, Maria discovered some time after being sent to the von Trapp household as a teacher and governess for the summer. No, she and the Captain were not strangers at all. (AU, main body of the story begins in 1933.)

Brigitta has something to prove and whether or not she is successful could change the course of history. Bit of fun, one-shot.

This story is set during Maria's first night at the Villa von Trapp. After her run in with Captain von Trapp, she is more determined than ever to bond with the von Trapp children. This determination is put to the test when one of the children has a nightmare. Mainly fluff and future mother/daughter bonding. TW:Abuse

"Do you know when I first started loving you?" How could she? It was a ridiculous question. He hadn't realised himself. It had taken him by surprise, impacted him like little else. Looking back, even now, it was impossible to understand. Her appearance had been one of those moments. Their moment. A Black Swan moment.

Maria and Georg have an argument about a women called Rosie. Nothing too serious: just the first thing that came to my head!

A/U: Maria comes to the von Trapp villa much earlier than in the movie though she finds a similar situation-a grieving retired naval captain who is neglecting his seven children. As in the movie, she helps them all find each other again but there is still something else the Captain is hiding, and it has the potential to endanger them all.

A story about love inspired by open doors in the movie. "To love is to battle, to open doors. The world changes if two can look at each other and see" - Octavio Paz

A friday night trip to the soda shop turns into a nightmare for Brigitta.

Small scenes when Maria returns to the villa

A mischievous young governess arrives at the von Trapp household determined to teach the over-bearing Captain a little humility. AU.

Her mind began to swirl with vague fragments from the Song of Solomon, memories of her trembling fingers tracing over the tissue-thin pages of her Bible. Her fingertips no longer had to trace those passages in the dark of her quarters; now they were encouraged instead to trace the very bare skin of her own lover. / Written for Haze-of-Winter

Will the Captain ever be able to win Maria's heart? Or is her trust going to be a more elusive gift? Trigger Warning Inside !

Maria and Georg are forced to anticipate their honeymoon return after the last of Max's concerning letters. Coming back to the Salzburg that gifted eachother the love of a lifetime, they can't suspect life will never be the same again ...

In the heat of the moment, in the silence between worlds, the human instinct is, invariably, to draw back, retreat. Withhold words and hide truth, denying the opportunity for connection because man is taught that vulnerability is dangerous and destructive. To protect, one deflects, projects, rejects, accuses. But she is different. And he is different. Where most stop, they begin.

On their honeymoon, Maria and Georg try something that they've certainly haven't before. Or as it may be called: the mandatory honeymoon PWP fic. Title from ABBA's Kisses of Fire.

A Parallel Story to 'A Sister's Love'. Louisa Von Trapp learns the hard way about love, loss and life as World War II erupts all around her. Goes from 1938-1945. NOW COMPLETE.

The Captain sends a letter to Maria, in hopes that she'll come back. Will she?

Why did Elsa consider Georg a riddle? What had happened in Vienna that made their conversation at the lakeside so stilted? This story was prompted by discussions on this question at the Sound-of-Music-Fics forum - come and join us!

Maria must remind a feuding Friedrich and Kurt of the story of Isaac and Ishmael. Will these two come together for the sake of their father? Or will Kurt's secret mean the end of their relationship? (Title inspired by a West Wing episode)

After the invasion of Normandy, Friedrich faces the guilt of having killed in combat and turns to his father for solace.