After the war of Succession, Ser Enjolras became the Lord of the Barricade, the southern border of the Kingdom that was the first to fall. Yet he is given his reprieve as Lady Eponine Thenardier is to become his wife and his lady. Basically its just medieval fantasy bullshit. Rated M for future seggs. basically medieval-ish story but who knows? im not white so im not an expert

I rewrote "Do You Hear the People Sing?" to the tune of "The Battle Hymn of the Republic". Hope you like it! Please read and review. (Fun fact: both Les Mis and BHotR were published in 1862.)

What if the 1832 June Rebellion never took place? It's now late in 1834 and Julien Enjolras is losing faith in his cause and the loyalty of his friends. But then the unexpected appearance of a young woman has an irreversible effect on not only his life, but on the lives of the Amis. She is not a cause, but a trigger, a trigger that will set off a very different version of events.

Right after "Drink With Me", Valjean seeks out Marius on the barricade and has a conversation with him.

Cosette is passing on, but before Heaven, she needs to see three people who changed her life.

Javert, God of Order; and Valjean, God of Mercy, are both distressed by the rising discontent in the country of France, although for different reasons. Javert is annoyed that the building revolutionary effort is putting strain on his system, and Valjean just wants everyone to be happy. Mortal war and immortal bickering ensue, but it's a whole lot fluffier than it sounds. Mostly.

A foster kid, Cosette didn’t have the ideal childhood. But it seemed out of character for her to run away. Marius is willing to do anything to help her. As she stays in the shed in the backyard, they grow closer, friendship blossoming into romance as Marius tries to figure out why Cosette ran away.

Cosette was never stubborn until she got sick. As a child, it was drilled in her that she couldn't rest when she was ill. Now that she was older, she simply refused to be sick. Yet it only took some prodding to get her back to bed.

"We'll get married." He tells her, as she cleans out Valjean's room with tears in her eyes. "I don't want your pity." She scoffs at him. "I can never love again like I loved Marius." "Then don't marry me for love, marry me for security." She sizes him up and down with bleak, wet eyes and finally nods. "Alright."

The night before the barricades rise, Grantaire reflects on how he is unable to believe in Enjolras' cause, and decides to join in the battle anyway because of his love for Enjolras himself. To the tune of "If I Believed" from Twisted: The Untold Story of a Royal Vizier.

Grantaire, a pessimistic British soldier sent to Massachusetts at the beginning of the revolution meets Enjolras, a very determined patriot.

1831: A full year before their revolution, les amis are planning their barricades. Meanwhile, Éponine is tangled in a net of confusing decisions between family, love, and happiness. A detailed account of the last year in the lives of the characters. STORY DELETED, KEEPING UP FOR REVIEWS.

Eponine's life takes an unexpected turn when she ends up pregnant after a drunken mistake. She has to deal with the hardships that bombard her all the while trying to keep it secret from everyone including the father. I suck at summaries.. SORRY! Eponine and Enjolras.

A modern tale about three roommates on their misadvetures in the so-called 'Apartment 24601' in the hallways of the second floor. It starts with blondie who can't sleep. Modern AU/ Slow-Burn fic/ Enemies to Lovers

Grantaire never knew it was unrequited love for Enjolras; he was oblivious. Eponine didn't want to admit Marius was in love with Cosette; she was oblivious. But, their unrequited love won't last forever; they were all oblivious than Marius. Modern AU slow burn fic-Enjolras/Eponine, Grantaire/Jehan one-sided-Enjolras/Grantaire, Marius/Eponine

Acrostic poem. A quiet Musain moment between Enjolras and Combeferre. (Platonic.) Written on request for hopefoolromantic on AO3!

Grantaire hadn't always loved Enjolras, but once he fell, he fell hard. Too drunk to handle Enjolras one night, Grantaire takes it a step too far. [Rewrite of an old work from 2014] [Content Warning: Suicide, Cutting, Blood]

Javert falls in love for the first time in his life, and finds himself facing an appalling dilemma.

After saving Marius from her father and his gang, Eponine is face with a fate that she never thought possible. Only with the help with the leader of the revolution will Eponine finally realize what it is to love and be loved.

Modern AU. Enjolras has always been concerned by how alarmingly thin Éponine is. When they start dating, he makes a point of cooking for her. [TRIGGER WARNING: weight issues. 2012 filmverse Enjonine one-shot.]

Years after being adopted by Valjean, Cosette begins her first year of university. She has planned it all out perfectly and has the highest expectations. At least, until she meets her roommate... Modern AU (Set in Canada)

[powers!AU; canon-era; é/e] The world rights itself, resuming its spin, and Enjolras moves to her, moves in front of her, his hands still trembling gold and fire. She is sure he has never glowed brighter to her, and despite the fear everything is right. In that moment she is marble and he is the lover of liberty. And then everything is ablaze. (INCOMPLETE.)

Modern AU. "As the newborn Georgie Pontmercy fussed in her arms, she saw her husband gazing at her. He had an odd expression, almost stunned, but there was something else she couldn't quite name." Éponine, Enjolras, and the road to parenthood. [For KChan88. Mainly 2012 filmverse with some bookverse. Enjonine one-shot.]

Look, I will be very direct. Basically, Enjolras and Eponine are lowkey fuckbuddies but they are in love. Both of them are smart, capable, wise, but totally super duper dumb when it comes to relationships. They are idiots. Idiots in love. If you want to see how these two idiots finally realize that the other has feelings for them, then stay tuned.

"Marius Becomes Practical Once More to the Extent of Giving Cosette His Address." Poem. This is all canon, except in Hugo's version it didn't rhyme.