England, 1816. "Mr. Nicolas Burns was a man of high esteem, and I knew without a doubt that I would be his wife one day. If only I could convince him as such." Follow Magdelline Forsythe as she strives to get the attention of her childhood friend, Mr. Burns, in order to charm him into marrying her. After not seeing Mr. Burns for four years, when he returns to Taunton, Magdelline makes it her goal to get him to fall in love with her in the short time of his stay. Even if it meant to lie and manipulate. Follow a tale of romance, morals, and redemption as Magdelline Forsythe has to come to the decision of whether she would like to be an honest woman, or find "love" by snaking her way into the path of Mr. Burns. Most Recent Top Threes: #2 Clean of 5.79k (03/08/24) #1 Morals of 1.45k (12/11/23) #3 Moral of 2.58k (12/17/22) #2 Clean Romance of 638 (06/11/21)

1886. Hattie Phelan, too sick to work in the factories, moves to live with her distant relatives in Iowa with Constance Daugherty, her fellow tenant from Chicago. Hattie, embittered at the death of her mother and leaving her father in Chicago, is angry towards God and Constance, blaming them for the hole she feels in her heart. Will her new life fill the hole or will she face the bitterness she holds toward God? Posting Schedule: Every Thursday! Estimated posting period: 12/22/22 - 05/04/23 Rankings: #45 in found (02/10/2023) #14 in Christianity (02/26/2023)

The sequel to The Hope of Hattie Phelan. Title WIP. Winter begins and Hattie faces the anxieties of missing both her father and Wally. She must trust He will provide and take care of her life, but what happens when her estranged grandparents come into her life? Will Hattie learn to forgive again or will she let the bitterness she relinquished take root again in her heart?

A collection of unfinished scripts, notes, and wanderings regarding all things Alcott. Eventually will be compiled to be a multi-season show of a unique rendition of Little Women, incorporating the life and other tales of Louisa May Alcott to craft a fuller viewing experience.