In late WWI in the naval port of Pola, The Lonely Goatherd is a seedy tavern run by the elegant Baroness. Here, Maria meets the mysterious and intriguing Captain von Trapp. An AU story that flips the original TSOM on its head. Bits of drama mixed in with some snarky humour. A little different, but please give it a chance. Please R&R!

An alternate universe story about how the Captain and Maria could have gotten together if he didn't seek her out at the gazebo.

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.

M-rated one-shots from my other Sound of Music story (Moments of Truth) and perhaps some written in the same universe but later in the timeline. You don't have to read this to understand Moments of Truth, but you do need to read Moments of Truth to understand this (unless you're just looking for M-rated content with no real plot, i suppose).

Series of one-shots. Not quite sure which way this will head, but presumably mostly father-child bonds. Takes place before, during and after the movie.

"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.)

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?

Days spent in bright sunlight, nights spent in the shadows. Maria knows that others would see only scandal and sin if they knew the truth. But between Maria and her Captain, there is no room for shame.

The Von Trapps celebrated their first July 4th in Stowe.

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

' I don't intend to be rude, Fraulein, but what makes you so desperate for an extra income' His voice was deep but almost whispery from his face getting close to hers.' AU.

On the tenth anniversary of her death, Georg writes his first wife a letter.

"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.

Sequel to "What Came Before" Maria and Georg have moved on from the incident but will it be happy sailing from there? Buckle up for an angsty but fluffy story as Maria and Georg navigate their relationship and family life.

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...

Modern AU. A retired Navy captain, begrudgingly running his family's tattoo parlour and a young florist working in her parents' flower shop cross paths one day…

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

Georg reflects on some of the moments he has shared with Maria while climbing/standing on stairs! (Because, you know, doors in one story, stairs in another!). Set on his wedding day, Georg's thoughts go catapulting back to key moments in his relationship with his wife-to-be.

Warning. Character Death! After putting up a valiant fight against cancer, Captain von Trapp dies as he lived; on his own terms.

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

During their engagement, Maria realises that the journey to the altar is full of surprises, twist and turns, but there is no manual of engagement, is there? Unless of course, there was a way for her and Georg to write their own...

A.U. The von Trapps encounter someone unexpected when they hide in the Abbey

Happily married, or so they thought, Georg and Maria run into some obstacles that they may or may not overcome. Will their connection be enough to conquer all or will what came before ruin their future?

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