Janeeyre Stories

A remote house, a dangerous man, more secrets than a gothic novel. For three years Jane has struggled to distance herself from a tragedy that's haunted her since she left foster care. When she's hired as the nanny in a remote mansion, she hopes for a fresh start. Instead she finds herself in a world of dark business and shady dealings. But it's her boss with his brut strength and dark attraction that draws her in until one too many secrets are uncovered. Will the secrets she learns destroy the new life she'd never hoped to find? Jane is a Modern Gothic Romance retelling Jane Eyre with a strong young heroine and the older man who tempts her like no other.

This story is a journey back through a series of my relationships. Most of which I came to learn, would leave me feeling even less comforted and lonelier that at the start. It's also however sometimes about my relationship with my hair as a result of something happening with the men in my life. So it's a comedy.

🏆 WINNER of the 2021 Ambys! Historical Fiction genre & Contest! Something is amiss within the halls of Elsinore Manor. Something that cannot be defined. With her husband away on business, Gertrude Bard awaits his return in their manor in Cornwall, England. She spends her days in the company of her three children - Ophelia (12), Rosen (8), and Gilbert (6) - and her husband's younger brother, Claude, who has come to stay with them during the patriarch's absence. Not long after Claude's arrival, strange and unexplainable things begin to occur. Objects go missing, the piano plays on its own, and Gilbert has a sudden imaginary friend who may or may not be a ghost. Claude claims ignorance, and Gertrude begins to doubt her sanity. Is the new darkness enveloping Elsinore Manor the product of calculated deceit? Or is the truth something far more sinister and otherworldly? ~ ~ ~ HIGHEST RANKINGS ~ #1 Period Fiction #1 Hamlet #1 Jane Eyre #2 Haunted Mansion #3 The Ambys 2021 #4 Ghost Story #4 Red Room

A book of 'x fem!reader' One-Shots for Michael Fassbender and his characters, namely Erik Lehnsherr (Magneto) and Mr. Rochester. I do not write smut! Each character belongs to the original author and of course Michael Fassbender's performance.

Living her common tale of woe

Hello if you have read the first part of the novel Zoila. Here is the continuation. Hope you will enjoy this other part also. Thanks for reading voting and leaving your comment. Here is the story of a teenager who was left as an orphan when both of her parents died out of gunshot. Let's follow her and find out how she survived.

Jane Eyre merupakan novel klasik 'paya jadi bukit' yang bermula sebagai anak yatim piatu dan meneruskan pengembaraan hidup dengan pelbagai cabaran. Jane Eyre merupakan karya yang memiliki tema perjuangan yang dekat dengan hati pembaca: perjuangan untuk mematangkan diri dan menjalani hidup yang baik dan bermakna. Novel ini diterjemahkan lantaran tidak menjumpai terjemahan novel lagenda ini dalam bahasa Melayu. Anggaran jumlah patah perkataan: 180,000 seterikasejuk.tumblr.com

Short gothic narrative based on Chapter 15 of Jane Eyre. *you don't need to have read Jane Eyre to read this*

Take it as you like. This is Christophine's story.

I watched the rose bush outside of my window; being thrown side to side sporadically as the gusts of the not-so-summer breeze took hold. My eyes fixated on the purest rose petals, clinging on to dear life to avoid being carried away half way across the country. Ruby-red, delicate, strong. What were they holding on for? To prove the season's impulsive burst of turbulence wrong. To prove the wind wrong all together. Determined to prove everyone wrong. I am no bird. I am a rose. I am the thorn that pricks you back into reality. I am strong. I am determined. I am not insane - like they say.

Enjoy the first chapter of my NA contemporary romance, A Love for the Pages, on Wattpad for free! Kiss. Marry. Kill. Nineteen-year-old June Eyermann has always known exactly which of her favorite Byronic heroes goes where. She'd kiss moody and possessive Rochester from Jane Eyre and marry prideful but repentant Darcy from Pride and Prejudice, leaving obsessive and spiteful Heathcliff from Wuthering Heights to be chucked off a cliff-but no. She couldn't leave any of her heroes behind. She lives for her favorite fictional worlds. But June is about to get a serious wake up call when she returns home for the summer after her college freshman year. Stuck somewhere between feeling like a kid again under her parents' roof and being forced to start acting like an adult with worries about her future career, June looks at the library volunteer position offered to her as a way to keep her sanity for the next few months before she can go back to school. What June doesn't expect to find at the library is her favorite romantic heroes brought to life-all in the same man. Obstinate, prideful and even a bit rude, Everett Rockford shouldn't exactly be "dating material," even if June's heart rate accelerates whenever she's near him. But after discovering his enigmatic past and witnessing a few fiery moments of tenderness, June can't help but see Rochester, Darcy and even Heathcliff in Everett. If she's going to make it through the summer without becoming a tragic heroine in her own story, she has to separate the man from the ideals of fiction in her head. Because if there's one thing she knows about Byronic love stories, it's that they don't always end happily ever after. Learn where to buy: https://joypenny.wordpress.com/books/a-love-for-the-pages/

The ending of Jane Eyre didn't stay true to the main heroine's feminist ideals, according to many fans of the novel from around the globe. In this spectacular retelling of the proto-feminist novel by Charlotte Bronte, Jane doesn't get with her 'dream man' Edward Fairfax Rochester and stays true to her girlboss ways.

Updates on Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays! Miller Briggs is a dashing Scottish actor caught in a hurricane of his own making -- a drug problem, an unfulfilling career, friends who use him for photo opportunities, and a complicated engagement with the gorgeous actress, Summer Hawthorne. Furthermore, he is relentlessly pursued by a ruthless paparazzo who is waiting for the moment Miller fails. Graysha Hammond is a brassy disaster with Cheeto stains on her jeans and chocolate milk spilled in her second-hand purse. She knows too well that fairytale endings don't happen in real life. She's loved before and been hurt before. Her heart is permanently out of order and she's happier that way. Miller and Graysha's paths cross and they form an unlikely friendship. As Miller's confidante, Graysha is escorted behind the curtain of Hollywood and experiences the cut-throat intrigue of the Its, Almosts, Has-Beens, and Never-Weres. Despite all odds, Graysha is determined to be part of Miller's world and make his heart ache for her... as hers does for him.

I own nothing, this is not my book, I'm just using the text given at: https://www.gutenberg.org/files/1260/1260-h/1260-h.htm Title: Jane Eyre an Autobiography Author: Charlotte Bronte Release Date: April 29, 2007 [eBook #1260] Language: English Character set encoding: ISO-646-US (US-ASCII) ***START OF THE PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOK JANE EYRE*** Transcribed from the 1897 Service & Paton edition by David Price, email ccx074@pglaf.org

Can former enemies work together? A Star Trek: DS9/VOY Universe fan fiction. A widow of the Dominion War, and her daughter, have to learn to live with the Breen, their new neighbors. Can they accept them in their schools, and in the neighborhood? Can young Gabby act in Jane Eyre, opposite one of them? What did your father do in the war? Sequel to Hold Your Dominion.

We're doing Jane Eyre in school and it is boring, so I though I would take it into my own hands to spice it up a bit.

In 1920s Hollywood, young John Doyle learns the craft of cinematography when a stupid mistake costs him his job. On a tip, he heads to Sloane Hall, the estate of a famous silent screen actress, Pauline Sloane, where he lands a position as chauffeur. Sloane Hall first offers him peace as he enjoys the bounty of the luxurious home, then unrest as its beautiful namesake returns and starts preparing for her first talking picture. Despite his best efforts to resist, John falls hopelessly in love with his employer. His future brightens, however, when she appears to return his affection, leading to plans for a secret wedding-until other awful secrets intrude, leading to heartbreak and separation. A story of obsession and forgiveness, Libby Sternberg's Sloane Hall was inspired by Charlotte Bronte's Jane Eyre. It is a wonderful companion book to that classic. Some strong language in this book, however. ------ "An original story with complex character development...(Sternberg) knows how to tell a story and she does it well....a refreshing tale." Carolyne Van Der Meer, Bronte Studies journal, September 2011 "Libby Sternberg's intelligent and intriguing Jane Eyre reimagining has achieved two of the most difficult goals in a novel: being a page turner and paying a worthy tribute to Charlotte Brontë's immortal story." -- THE BRONTE BLOG "Sternberg never loses sight of the story she's re-telling, but this novel is definitely her own. Readers have things to figure out and look forward to. Her prose flows beautifully with vivid descriptions of people and places, bringing to life a Los Angeles of times gone by. Fans of historical fiction and Jane Eyre in particular will relish this novel, and readers who enjoy a love story should definitely pick this one up."-KATHERINE PETERSON, FRESH FICTION