The continuation of the story of Jane and Rochester as a young, married couple, deeply in love- beginning on the morning after their wedding night. Filled with all the honesty of marriage, including sex. Thank you so much for reading. Ongoing!

"I rode with Pilot bounding along my side, the weather almost seeming to reflect my mind. It was the sort of night that might send chills down the spines of weaker men."- The first...and the last time Mr. Rochester met Jane Eyre from his POV. One shot. Expect angst.. Review please

This story takes place after the fire in Thornfield, how Mr. Rochester lived those days missing Jane, and Edward's journey to understand and accept the reasons why she left him. Completely on Edward's point of view, since this part is missing from the book and all we know is Jane's reality while this happened.

After fleeing Thornfield Hall, Jane Eyre is haunted, not by the man she loves, but by his wife, and yet, she cannot help but feel recalled home by her, beseeched to return and take her rightful place as Mrs Rochester.

When Blanche Ingram hears that Mr Rochester is to marry Jane Eyre, a nobody, a nymph, she cannot believe it, her humiliation dragging her into a spiral of jealousy.

While honeymooning in France, Edward is determined to show Jane all the wonders Paris has to offer. She delights in the beauty and energy of the city and is happy to be her husband's guide. But when he gifts her a special surprise at sunset, Edward helps Jane to see things from a dazzling new perspective.

A modern take on a beloved classic.

Jane and Mr Rochester get married for the second time; the seclusion of Fearndean makes Rochester question Jane’s happiness. So, here are a series of letters and scenes with people that were involved in her story from the period of their marriage. Including: Cousins Rivers, Mrs Fairfax, Blanchè Ingram and Adelé. Expanding upon the last chapter of Jane Eyre.

Inspired by the BBC mini-series "Lost in Austen", my story's main character, Ruby, will accidentally land in her much-beloved tale "Jane Eyre," meeting Jane and switching places with her.

jane questions Rochester on bertha

A series of narrative scenes told by Mr. Rochester. They are meant to be placed at specific points in the novel to further enlighten the reader on Mr. Rochester's perspective and motives as he and Jane develop a physical relationship within the events of the original story. Please be advised this story contains descriptions of sexual acts between adults.

Edward and Bertha miscarry their baby after he cheats on her

a diary entry by our beloved JE, written by yours truly!

My fantasy-story-development begins in the early morning situation after the wedding attempt, Part II chapter 7. Jane flew away, passing his room and follows the questions, what would been happened, when Jane accepted the suggestions of Mr. Rochester to do their planned Grand European Tour, where he wanted show her his places of his past 15 years.Teil 2 chapter 7 Leaving Thornfield

An exploration of Rochester's experiences prior to, during, and after the novel. In progress.

"He was a stranger to them, who had seen few strangers in their lives, to be marked with curiosity, and yet I knew him at once, though his face was hidden from me." Jane is preparing to leave Morton School for Girls to live with her newly discovered cousins, the Rivers, when she sees someone she thought lost to her forever.

A modern reimagining of the beautiful scene where Rochester declares himself.

Jane has discovered that Mr. Rochester can never be hers and is ready to leave him and Thornfield behind, no matter what the cost. Is there anything that can keep her at Thornfield without having to give up her soul for love?

In which Mr. Rochester does...try..violence...

Dying and being reborn into Jane Eyre's body wasn't exactly what Rose had in mind. Then again, she hadn't exactly planned on dying either. Self-Insert, OC.

Why did Bertha attack her brother when he visited Rochester's estate? A short story on what I think may have led to Bertha's attack an event from when the siblings were teenagers.

Madame asks Adèle to read the manuscript of her autobiography.

After her marriage, Jane realizes her relationship with Mr. Rochester has been characterized by certain scents. Jane/Edward

Mr. Rochester's attempts to make Jane jealous about Blanche Ingram go awry when she decides to quietly leave Thornfield to start another employment and life before his presumed upcoming marriage. Oneshot.

do I dare attempt to speak for Rochester himself? hmm.. challenge accepted lol