Young Edith Cushing meets a handsome and mysterious older stranger, Sir Thomas Sharpe, at a private soiree. Inexplicably drawn to him she falls for his chivalrous charm, ignoring the warnings of her childhood friend, Dr. Alan McMichael. Thomas whisks Edith away to his family home, Crimson Peak where Edith meets Thom...
(18+) The Story Of Pamela Ann Upton, Thomas Sharpes first wife... Except that a girl from the 21st century was in Pamela's body. • Isabella, girl in the 21st century loved her life teaching gymnastics... But then she wakes up paralyzed and in a wheelchair. Does she give up? No, she's headstrong. But what happens whe...
Born from a Mother who died at childbirth and a Father that thought the world of his daughter. Odette was the proud daughter of a mechanical engineer in the 2010s. Her Father used his work as a way to spend time with his daughter, teching her everything he knows in the process. On the way to tour a potential colleg...
*COMPLETED* Sybil McMichael was happy to accompany her husband, August, to the place his grandmother, Edith Sharpe, wrote about in her most famous Novel. Once there, she finds that her husbands intentions were fueled by more than mere childhood curiosity. While hiding out in the desolate remains of Allerdale Hall, she...
Do you believe in ghost stories? Do you believe that someone is capable to love after death? Is it a Nightmare or a Beautiful Dream? Will you choose LIFE or DEATH? You are just a simple author looking for inspiration but you found more than just an inspiration.
When Diana Hiddleston invited Katrina Jones over for a play date with her daughter Emma, she never intended for Katrina to become friends with her son Tom instead. 20 years later and the two are still best friends as well as flat mates, but what if one of them has decided they want more? It could be too late to decide.
This fic follows the plot of Guillermo Del Toro's "Crimson Peak" but with alterations. The reader is a young, independent woman who gains the attention of a mysterious Thomas Sharpe. It basically follows the movie except for a happier ending and a lesser, but still prevalent, degree of Gothic tropes/dark tones. I am a...