Janeeyre Stories

The historical romance novel follows the story of Eleanor Campbell, a governess who has fallen on hard times after her parents committed suicide due to financial struggles. Due to situations, Eleanor decided to become a governess for the daughters of the Duke of Arden, Elizabeth and Mary. As Eleanor settles into her new role, she finds herself drawn to the Duke, despite the impropriety of their relationship. As she navigates the challenges of teaching the girls and maintaining her professional distance from her employer, Eleanor finds herself increasingly drawn to the Duke's strength, kindness, and intelligence. As their relationship deepens, Eleanor and the Duke must navigate the expectations and prejudices of Victorian society, all while trying to find a way to be together despite the many obstacles in their path. The book is a tale of forbidden love, societal expectations, and the power of passion and perseverance in the face of adversity.

One thing one could say about Arthur Ashford is that no place had ever kept him long enough to become his home. So when he returns to London for his brother's funeral, he expects grief, awkward relatives, and a quick departure. Instead, he finds Kathe-the widow. She is composed. Elegant. Entirely too in control for a woman who has just buried her husband. Naturally, Arthur decides this is none of his concern. Unfortunately, he keeps noticing things. A leather agenda that makes no sense. A household that runs too smoothly. A widow who always seems to be exactly where she should be-no more, no less. And the more he looks, the worse it gets. Because suspicion is inconvenient. Attraction is worse. And Kathe is both. Arthur tells himself he is imagining things. The difficulty is that he has never been good at leaving things alone. 💫 Victorian Gothic mystery with a slow-burn romance 💫 Forbidden love 💫 Stron heroin 💫 Funny and witty CHAPTER BY CHAPTER

This is a first, very rough, draft of a modern-day Jane Eyre with the working title "Moorland Hall", which I began during NaNoWriMo 2010. Got stuck after 17k words and haven't written any more since then. There is a part of it which in part is polished a lot more in comparison (the meeting in not-Hay Lane), because that part was written as part of a course in creative writing, and it went through about five re-writes, whereas the rest ... well, the rest I haven't even read since I wrote it! I stopped writing because I just got stuck with the house party. As I was writing, I was bored and then it dawned on me that one of the reasons for being bored was because a house party is so NOT modern. You can't have people (even fashionable, rich people) go off to someone else's for a couple of weeks and then have them stop by for a couple of weeks. It felt completely off, and at the time, I was stuck trying to think of something to use instead that WOULD work in a modern setting, and ended up just shelving the whole thing instead. Anyway. Feedback is much appreciated, even though it's just a rough first draft so there is a lot to be desired. Plot is one, checking chronology with the original another. I was also thrown off a bit because I messed up one day, jumping ahead of the plot.

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.

Jane Eyre is alone in the world. Disliked by her aunt's family, she is sent away to school. Here she learns that a young girl, with neither money nor family to support her, can expect little from the world. She survives, but she wants more from life than simply to survive: She wants respect, and love. When she goes to work for Mr Rochester, she hopes she has found both at once. But the sound of strange laughter, late at night, behind a locked door, warns her that her troubles are only beginning

The original story, by Charlotte Brontë, is probably one of the most excruciatingly wonderful love stories ever. Jane's harsh, but notably moral life is something that not many people of this day can relate to. Most of us can relate to Edward. His imperfectness counteracts Jane's immovable moral compass. But, in the end, they are made for each other. We know that they go on to get married, have a child, and then Edward goes on to see, partially, again. They have been married for ten years when the book ends. This story is about what happened to them from their wedding day and so on....

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

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

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.

Based of the story of Jane Eyre but with a twist. This is where Helen and Jane become lovers.

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/

Cast away by her father and his wicked wife, a young Charlotte "Charlie" Wright must support herself as a governess in the early 19th century England. While learning to conform to a society of propriety and elegant social dictates, she harbors an unworldly gift that sets her apart from everyone else. When she becomes employed as a governess at Wimbourne Hall by the wealthy, but crude Mr. Styles, she must combat her growing attraction towards him, whilst concealing the supernatural gift that may very well threaten her livelihood.

You know their names. You know their stories. But never quite like this. Welcome to Wittenberg College. Here you’ll find a collection of literature’s greatest characters, from Elizabeth Bennet and Darcy to Romeo and Juliet, now just ordinary college students in a modern world. Join them as they muddle through relationships, pressures of family, ambition, and most of all, trying just to find themselves and their places in the world.

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.

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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.

Our Conspiracy is a polyamorous Gothic novel set in the Edwardian age. A waif with a tragic past is enchanted by a mysterious, married American heiress. Vivian is the recent bride of the handsome Lord Hawthorne, whom she loves. The waif, Evelyn, is the penniless, illegitimate granddaughter of Lord Early. Lord Early is obsessed with restoring the family reputation at any cost. Can Evelyn and Vivian overcome their social obligations and family objections, or is their love doomed from start?