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Poor In Heaven by MaryPnkl
Poor In Heaven
MaryPnkl
  • Reads 1,095
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  • Parts 22
Early 1890s. British countryside. In a small town, the richest families are the Smiths and Taylors. Mayor Smith is the most loved by his fellow citizens, but not by his family. Mary-Jane Smith struggles to escape her stifling family environment and wants to leave for London. However, she doesn't want to part with her cousins ​​and her house next to the lake. One day, an unexpected visit makes her change her plans. Felix Taylor initially treats her as a snob, while she loathes him. But, when he gets to know her better, Felix is determined to help her and get her out of the horror she lives in. She decides to trust him. Quickly, love is born between them, and they will face many difficulties and problems. But love can conquer all, right? I completely own this story. All rights reserved. Do not copy the story.
The Piano Teacher by DanaFoss
The Piano Teacher
DanaFoss
  • Reads 5,960
  • Votes 334
  • Parts 31
Charlotte, a young, sickly pianist, is sent to Walnut Grove by her father, believing fresh air will aid her. Charlotte strengthens, becoming a piano teacher for the Oleson children. She finds the family difficult, except Nels Oleson, with whom she falls in love. But is there any future with Nels, being an older, married man, and does he even return her feelings? A slow burn Little House on the Prairie romance fanfic between Nels Oleson and an OC. There's a heavy emphasis on the OC and her own story as she struggles with illness and past trauma. Hope you enjoy!
Lydia in the Country (or Mrs Wickham Reflects) *COMPLETE* by KRWalters
Lydia in the Country (or Mrs Wickham Reflects) *COMPLETE*
KRWalters
  • Reads 291
  • Votes 29
  • Parts 20
Lydia Bennett has been consigned by widowhood and her own sisters to the remote village of Lowick. She intends to stay for only a week, but the fanatical local Reverend, Mr Wakefield, is waging a war on fun - Christmas carols are cancelled, the Harvest Festival is banned and May Day dancing considered the greatest horror of all. Will Lydia be able to ensure the town's thousand year old May Day celebrations go ahead? Will local landowner Mr Sitwell, caught between his sense of responsibility and the outright cruelty of the priest, join Lydia or oppose her? In the battle between society and sobriety who will prevail? Complete and finished story.