A lost princess, a band of dressmakers, an urchin, a maid and the Inspector's daughter. No one expected anything of them. This is a story about a group of girls forgotten in history, who defied odds before it was acceptable to do so. { correlates with Violet Eyes - also by me } [ painting - liberty leading the people (1830) by eugene delacroix ]

Sonnet Javert was as poetic as her name suggested, and her violet eyes watched the world with the most curious and innocent gaze. But inside her delicate mind bore the soul of a free-spirited revolutionary. [ painting - cometesse d'haussonville (1845) by jean-auguste-dominque ingres ]

A young leader of an imminent uprising and a cynical daughter of a highly respected French general sub-standardly live their lives in France, 1832. Their paths lead them to an unfortunate night; the night they first met. Amidst grief, anger, and reckoning, can they find common ground for the freedom of their people? Who knows, perhaps they may find even more. (ENJOLRAS X OC; ON-GOING; POSSIBLE LEMON in later chapters)

"He's a part of the problem, part of the reason why France is falling and no one seems to even notice to help her up!" Lissette Pontmercy has been stripped of who she is but not in the way you think. In the midst of changes she does her best to stay a float while a life she does not want is thrust upon her. At least she's not doing it alone.

In the autumn of 1831, Cosette and Sybill Fauchelevent arrive with their father to a quiet house in the quiet French town of Saint-Michele. Both of the girls experienced traumatic events in their childhood years that shaped their attitudes towards the future yet the personalities of the adoptive siblings are oh so different. Everything changes when they are quite literally dragged to the Café Musain where they meet a group of young men who are determined to change the world. The girls capture the attention of a few certain individuals resulting in a few friendships...and more. However, problems arise when Sybill and the leader get into many heated debates about the progress of the nation. To assuage her anger, Sybill begins to write in secret a series of essays pamphlets about the revolution under a male's name which her father publishes for her in secret at the printing press. The pamphlets become the talk of small town especially around the revolutionaries much to her surprise. How do the girls react to the boys' plans? Will they have to flee to England with their father as was the original plan? Will the revolution succeed? How does Sybill fare with writing and arguing with the stubborn leader? Will they ever discover that a female is the one behind the heated essays about the overthrow of monarchy? And why is the leader someone who seems so familiar to the girl? || Based off of my original fic Les Misérables Revolution yet clearly a lot changed so that the characters and plot can be stronger than before ||

Patria is a young, beautiful girl who works for the Paris Opera as a ballerina to scrape by whatever money she can. One night, she becomes acquainted with an angelically beautiful revolutionary with the weight of the world on his shoulders named Enjolras. As the two grow closer, Patria begins to kindle a passion for the revolution as well as a passion for the leader, the charming Apollo . (Okay. So the summary really doesn't do it justice or anything, but I tried to incorporate details from the musical, the movie and from the book.) Hope y'all enjoy! :)