Regency AU for Sanditon by Jane Austen. Two years after the fire in Sanditon there is a meeting in London.

A second series inspired by the women in the Sanditon Sisterhood, in which the female characters find their voice, their strength, their power. Sidney Parker has disappeared. As torrential rain floods the streets of Sanditon, search parties are released to comb the town, the coves and beyond, and as Mary Parker awaits further news at home, she begins to reflect upon the events of the summer that led to this. Charlotte Heywood has returned home to Willingden and very nearly resigned herself to the daily toils of pastoral life, but when an unexpected letter arrives, she must decide whether she is ready to begin anew. Set both in Sanditon and London, this is a story of what might have happened next.

A Jane Austen fan's expansion and elaboration on the story of Sanditon as told by Lady Denham, Charlotte Heywood, and others. I was heartbroken by the way that the series ended and just wanted so much more! If you're looking for more Sanditon fan fiction this is your story- I need all the readers I can muster to make this the best version of itself so please like, comment and recommend!!

Set five years after the events of the first season of Sanditon.

Charlotte Heywood and Sidney Parker. AU but still in the Regency. Slow burn with lots of angst but there will be a Sidlotte HEA!

The letter had arrived two days ago and Sidney was still trying to comprehend its contents. The news contained within had both grieved him and vexed him in equal measure, so much so that he had struggled to compose a reply, for what response could he make to such a letter? This fanfic follows the story of Sanditon but with a twist. I will write it episode by episode (but split into parts) so it will still largely follow the plot and include all the characters we know and love, but the twist will make things rather different (and hopefully interesting)... As always - a HEA is guaranteed!

Story about Charlotte and Sidney. Lovely characters in modern time. By Sanditon (ITV, 2019).