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

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.

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

[SOON] Astoria's mother has promised her hand in marriage to a wealthy lieutenant. She doesn't love him. In fact, she doesn't even believe in love at all. An infamous, mysterious gentleman arrives in town, causing chaos and the gossip runs wild between the villagers and Astoria seems to be the only one that sees beyond his charade. And that was how The Arrangement came to existence. And also how Astoria ended up married with the said infamous gentleman. Astoria still does not believe in love and her husband just wants to enjoy all the pleasure life can offer him. Every young lady dreams with a match made in heaven, but this one has all it takes to be doomed. __ a short-story inspired by Taylor Swift and Hozier's songs

Jane Eyre is a musical drama with music and lyrics by composer-lyricist Paul Gordon and a book by John Caird, based on the novel by Charlotte Brontë. The musical premiered on Broadway in 2000. (COMPLETED)

Short story written based on the novel "Jane Eyre" by Charlotte Brönte.

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.

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]

In which i catalogue what happened to me the first time I tried to pull an all-nighter in order to finish my work in Middle School. PLEASE NOTE:-there is swearing in this story. I wrote this freshman year of high school-only a year after the events of the story, i've just gone over it and reviewed it a little so as to make sure the writing wasn't too subpar, but wow was this interesting to go back and re-read! I hope you enjoy it as well.

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.

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.

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'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!!!

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.

Representation of Gender in 'Jane Eyre' and 'The Yellow Wallpaper'.

If you liked reading 'Jane Eyre', 'Moll Flanders', or tales of 'Daphne and Apollo', then this poem may be for you!

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.

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

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.

And so, being young and dipt in folly, I fell in love with melancholy, the pleasure of being sad.