Fate is truly the plaything of the devil. Rated M (just to be on the safe side).

Five AU ways Marguerite *didn't* learn the truth about her husband in the year 1792. Ranging from the really evil to the fairly cute. Implied marital activities.

The cuff of his sleeve fell back revealing reddened and chafed skin and she gasped, reaching for his hand to gain a closer look. "Oh, Percy! Your poor wrists!" bookverse; chapter 31 scene expansion

Sir Percy and Marguerite are on their way back to Richmond. Will they finally find happiness in their marriage or will this be the beginning of a second estrangement?

Percy and Marguerite are intimate on the yacht at the end.

A short story set some years after the time when events in "The Scarlet Pimpernel" take place. A Blakeney Manor scene, with no smut and not much fluff, it's a slight thing...

Percy and Marguerite, again. Baroness Orczy's characters, my 'take' on them. I am still filling in the gaps (as I see them) in the account of their reconciliation. Please be aware that this is less fluff than usual, more smut.

This is the final part: I've spun it out as long as I can but decided I had to bring it to the inevitable conclusion. This is my version of what Baroness Orczy omitted to show us: the full reconciliation between Percy and Marguerite at the end of "The Scarlet Pimpernel".

A mysterious man drops suddenly into Sarah Whithouse's life. Neither she, nor the modern world, is ready for him. But what will Sir Percy Blakeney do now that he is stuck in the year 2009?

Chauvelin and Percy in an awkward situation. Now if Percy would just stop making it worse!

Response to FernFfoulkes prompt "How'd You Meet". If Lady Elizabeth Blakeney can't help those she loves by being part the The League, by God, she will find another way. Could the young American Girl, Fern be the answer Elizabeth is looking for? One Shot. Will probably post more in response to other prompts as well as more Scarlet Pimpernel Stories as inspiration strikes. Please RR

A prompt and responses from zoundsfern . wordpress . com. Responders so far: Suzanne de Tournai, Elizabeth Blakeney. Just took down Lady Blakeney's response as she's posting it on her own:) Hope you enjoy.

What happens when Percy drops into a trap- and Andrew interrupts a Ring meeting? Looking forward to your responses! The newest prompt from zoundsfern . wordpress . com. Responders so far: Fern Ffoulkes, Suzanne de Tournai

A follow-up the The First Encounter showing Percy and Marguerite's meeting in Paris.

Just having fun with the our obsession! Please don't read this if you're a criminal. I'd prefer to keep my bank account secure:) Review with more ideas!

A small scene pre-book, showing the first meeting of Percy and Marguerite.

I admit I'm spinning this one out: the full reconciliation between Percy and Marguerite. Baroness Orczy shows us almost nothing of it and yet it is such an essential part of their story. I'm spinning it out because I don't want to reach the end! And because I don't have any ideas for what might follow. So I'm only slowly working towards the inevitable conclusion...

Response to prompt "Introduce Yourself." "Lady Blakeney grows up" is also a response. One-shot

An AU from the 1982 film, during Lord Grenville's Ball, allowing for Marguerite to arrive at the Library alittle earlier, allowing Sir Percy to do more than simply touch her.

Elizabeth Blakeney, younger sister of Sir Percy Blakeney will go on to have many wonderful adventures. Right now, she is a little girl who simply adores her older brother. A One shot prequel of sorts to The League and the Lady.

Sequel to "Doubts Aboard the 'Day Dream'".

Why is Sir Percy Blakeney's private valet startled? One-shot; October 1793.

Marguerite realized how little she knew of Percy…. (Set right after the events of the first book)

Percy wonders if he knows the woman he's married

This follows the scene in "Somewhere in the middle", and picks up from where "I shall be for ever in your debt" left off. I'm hoping, eventually, to explore completely the reconciliation between Percy and Marguerite, which - very frustratingly, I've always felt - Baroness Orczy omitted to do at the end of "The Scarlet Pimpernel". It's fluff, of course.