Истории Janeeyre

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, and 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 pocket-book that makes no sense at all. 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 mystery with a slow-burn romance 💫 Forbidden love 💫 Strong heroin 💫 Funny and witty CHAPTER BY CHAPTER

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

Living her common tale of woe

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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.

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.

A gorgeous, deft literary retelling of Charlotte Bronte's beloved Jane Eyre--through the eyes of the dashing, mysterious Mr. Rochester himself.

Jane Eyre is the story of a poor young naïve governess who falls in love with her employer - the master of Thornfield Hall. However, the man of her dreams is not what she believed him to be. Once she realizes her mistake she flees far away leaving everything behind. We've read this tale time and again but what if Mr. Rochester didn't lose his eyesight or hand and what if Jane accepted St. John's proposal? Would Mr. Rochester be able stop Jane from marrying St. John? Will it be too late? Will Mr. Rochester lose Jane again? This is a retelling of the classic gothic romantic story penned by Charlotte Brontë with an alternate ending. *I don't own any characters all the characters are created by Charlotte Bronte*

you've all heard of the tragic, twisted, hectic love story of Jane eyre well let me tell you the story of Mia Rochester the daughter of Jane eyre and Edward Rochester . Mia was brought up in a love filled home her parents gave her everything she could have asked for everything was amazing for Mia except for her tragic love story guy after guy they just came and left its like Mia was cursed destained to not find love... will she or will she not be able to find her soulmate by the end of this novel? read to find out more!!!

IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR A GOOD WUTHERING HEIGHTS FANFIC LOOK NO FURTHER. I have not written fan fiction since 8th grade and I'm a Junior in High school now, just to put in perspective how much I've been thinking about wuthering heights. I am writing in a cohesive alternative timeline, however I might throw in drabbles that adhere to the cannon timeline here and there. I will make sure to specify which is which. (Mainly Catherine I x Heathcliff and Catherine II x Hareton)

🏆 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

What if Catherine Morland was actually onto something? What if her Gothic novels had actually prepared her to encounter the atrocities of the real world? What if General Tilney's crimes were much worse than just being a snob and a heartless social climber? What if Northanger Abbey kept a terrible secret? Follow Catherine as she explores the Gothic Abbey and encounters witnesses, looking for clues. ************ This chaptered short story is a rewriting of Jane Austen's Northanger Abbey" I wrote while I was tutoring a highschool student and she had to write a detective story and she hated it and I proposed we do a "Catherine solves the mystery" rewrite and she was onboard and we ended up with her version and my version (this is my version). (I lost the end of my original text so I'll have to re-invent it...) Some of the dialogues are from Jane Austen's novel and/or Jon Jones's film adaptation but most of the text is a retelling (and departure from the original) in my own words. Book cover edited with Dream and Canva.

Basically just a run through of any device a writer might use and you might need to comment on! [It's more for myself than anyone else]

Set in the 1960's a waitress at a Diner meets a rich lawyer from San Francisco. When a country girl meets a city boy, will sparks fly?

Kate doesn't like surprises, and that's exactly what he was. She's used to having the upper hand in social situations. She knows exactly what to to say and when to say it. Everyone loves her. Except him. She doesn't know what to say around him. But she's hardly ever around him anyway, so that's not much of a problem. Except for those dinners- long dinners spent in silence, both of them sitting at opposite ends of a lengthy table. She tries not to laugh at her situation. It's so ridiculous. The silly candlelight. The servants seemingly terrified of him. No one is that fearsome. One day, he catches her laughing at him. He smiles. The next dinner is still spent in silence, but this time the mood is lighter.

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.

Dramaturg: Aids in the continuity, clarification, and storytelling of a production. When two actors who are barely friends get cast as the leads in their school's production of Jane Eyre, they'll find out just how much real life can resemble fiction

A Jane Eyre, The Sound of Music, and Phantom of the Opera Crossover/inspired story