Bronte Stories

When Eleanor 'Ellie' Taylor leaves behind a life shadowed by loss, Bondi becomes her new beginning. A place where saltwater stings but also soothes. Between rescues, friendships, and the unspoken bond of her team, she learns that healing isn't found on calm shores alone, but also in surviving the rough waves. From the laughter of the tower to the roar of the sea, from the TV shoots to personal life, Ellie discovers that every break - in waves, in love, in life holds the power to rebuild. But when her past resurfaces, she must decide if she's ready to swim toward it or let it drift her away. A fan fiction based on the Australian non-fiction TV show Bondi Rescue. All credit to respective owners.

In the silence of the Haworth parsonage, Emily cannot write. Her inkwell is dry. Her gentleman will not come alive. So she dreams. And on the moors, a figure emerges. Heathcliff. But creation has costs. When Emily imagines a woman fierce enough to match him, she loses them both to each other. Night after night, she tries to unmake what she made. Night after night, Catherine will not dissolve. What remains when your characters outgrow you? This is my entry for The Wattpad "WutheringHeights" Movie Reimagined Contest. It is under 3000 words, rated for readers of all ages.

Catherine Earnshaw lives between books and moors; Heath Cliff is the Moorcrest Ravens' quarterback, untouchable and adored. When she's forced to tutor him, he refuses to call her Catherine-only Cathy Baby, a name that was never meant to mean anything until it does. Wuthering Heights Reimagined. Modern-day Brontë. #wutheringheightsmovie #wutheringheights #catherineearnshaw #heathcliff #enemiestolovers #tutor #quarterback #slowburn #romance

A man who feels like fate. A love that sounds like care. A story never questioned. This is not a romance. It's the moment before a woman disappears into one. This is my entry for the „Wuthering Heights" Reimagined Contest. Gentle readers welcome - honest critique even more. If something here feels familiar, that's not an accident ;)

Sisters Anne and Emily have inherited an abandoned estate across the pond... and it has a story to tell. Written for the Wuthering Heights #wutheringheightsmovie contest. WC 1509 Cover made in Canva, using stock photo. AI assistance was not used in any way, shape, or form to create this story.

This story was started as a reaction to the maltreatment of Dr Frankenstein's creation in the Penny Dreadful series, at his very birth, by his own father. I wished to be there, to set things right, but of course that would be silly, I'm a forty-five year old married woman, with three teenage children. So I invented a young indomitable spirit to do the job for me, and re-wrote that whole heart-rending scene. And then another scene, and another one, and before I knew it the characters started to lead their own lives, making their own decisions. The action loosely follows the series, but of course different choices result in curious plot-twists. I like to call this story the 'ladies' version' because my style is heavily influenced by English romantic literature. Also, making love is part of life, but to a woman suggestion is often stronger than description. I hope that you will let me know how you liked the story, and as I am not a native speaker, I appreciate comments on my use of the English language very much. Skip the prologue to go straight to the action if you're an impatient reader!

An essay on the claim that Emily Brontë was the greatest poet to ever live. This is not meant to cause a debate but if you have any (related) ideas about the subject feel free to comment or private message me! Highest ranking: #4 in wutheringheights

What if Sophie Foster had a daughter named Phoenix after they had defeated the Neverseen. Phoneix is a 12year old and something happens that will change her life forever. What if people were murdered and she was also a murderer... All of the characters except Phoenix and a couple others belong to Shannon Messenger Also includes minor swearing and a teeny tiny bit of nudity

Prequel and sequel of the immortal Emily Brönte's masterpiece. A young lover flees in the middle of the night after being rejected by his beloved Catherine. Everything will change from then on, except his passion, which can only grow in an endless spiral, like the storm that accompanies Heathcliff's heart. A novel of a lifetime, written in a classic style, with new characters, revisits and revives the original story. The full book is available at amazon, I'm not allowed to share more pages here, sorry.

Edith is a 16 year old girl and hopeless romantic who lives in England. She meets up with an old friend and listens to the story of her great love, only to find out that it is no fairytale.

She lost everything. He had everything. ~ Moving to a new town, by any means, is an experience everyone wants to avoid. Making new friends and entering into a new school mid-term doesn't sit well with 17 year old Bronte. But she knows it's not the worst thing to happen to her, so she accepts her fate. Plagued by a rough past and a now-single parent who never seems to be home, Bronte has given up on having a positive outlook on life, given up on being anything but less than ordinary. That is, until she meets Jake. He's not normal, he's extraordinary.

Poems in Emily Brontë's style (tribute) and other stuff

Set two and a half years before that fateful summer June Eyermann spent at the library, A Love for the Mistletoe is a prequel short story for current fans and new fans of A Love for the Pages (NA contemporary romance) alike, telling the story of how June and Sinjin started "sort of" going out in high school. June, a junior in high school, decides to attend her school's Holiday Dance stag. She figures at the very least, she'll have her favorite books to occupy her. Little does she know that the school's photography club's "Kissing Beneath the Mistletoe" event will make this a dance she'll never forget.

This is my cast of KotLC Characters.

In an attempt to delay marriage, Violet Kensington escapes the grand Sussex manor and visits her aunt in London. It is during the long carriage ride where she first sets eyes on Mr. Parker. As their relationship flourishes, Violet feels torn between her beliefs in true love and holy matrimony.