Vicar Stories

On her wedding day, Lily flees from an arranged marriage. She encounters a kind-hearted vicar who harbors a secret about her son and soon finds herself falling for her. Will Lily embrace this new love and find her happily ever after with the vicar? Will the vicar reciprocate her feelings despite societal expectations? Meanwhile, can Lily evade her family, who are determined to force her into a marriage with a man she doesn't love, and find true happiness?

You, the vicar, discover that bingo is off the menu tonight.

Jamie Wreeler is a normal teenager in his final year of secondary school and about to move up to college. He is the son of a pastor and has a Christian upbringing. However, after complications arise, his life will change forever.

You are kidnapped by vampires, your mind is erased, and you awake in a cage about to be sold in an auction to the highest bidder... They came for us at night, grabbed us from our beds. I didn't know what they were, only that their eyes glittered in the dark like opals. When I woke up it was to the sound of crying, and I was naked in a cage. There were at least a hundred of us. The scent was awful. The other terrified captives had relieved themselves like frightened animals.

“The Vicar of Dibley Revisited: A Season of New Beginnings: Episodes Treatment Summaries An Original Fan Fiction Adaptation of the characters from the BBC tv show “The Vicar of Dibley” by Gratiana Lovelace (all rights reserved; no copyright infringement intended) [(1abcd) Story Cover Logo] Author's Note When "The Vicar of Dibley" ended its twelve year series run in 2006 with the marriage of Vicar Geraldine to Accountant Harry, the writers claimed in the dvd extras that they couldn't figure out how to make a married vicar work within their storyline's framework. Precisely, blokes! This conflict between Geraldine’s duty to her flock and her love for Harry would be the perfect comedic/dramatic plot convention. Marriage is about negotiation, compromise--and the husband realizing that his wife is always always right. Ha! But more importantly, the VofD writers missed an opportunity to explore how that negotiation takes place--to what would have been wildly humorous effect. And I, for one, miss the charming “The Vicar of Dibley” show greatly. So, I have written a detailed story narrative for a new season of "The Vicar of Dibley" with 8 episodes exploring the Vicar and Harry's life well into marriage. These 8 episodes will comprise 8 chapters (or sections). So, I will keep it short and hopefully a fun and enjoyable read. I have yet to flesh out dialogue scenes, so that will help with the brevity that I am going for here. And, this ‘season’ of Dibley episodes that I have envisioned is on the more poignant end of the scale in terms of the action that takes place. But then, the Dibley show always had moments of great heart in it, and that heart is what I draw upon here. And there will also be some of the characteristic humor we remember fondly as well. By the way, I rated my story PG-13 because of some of its sassy humor and some of its serious subjects. I hope that you enjoy my story. Cheers! Gratiana Lovelace

Letters, not only are they outlets to bring people together but they can also be the reason to ruin relations. This is a flash fiction told from third person narrative set in another time period.

Just a small story about an encounter with the fallen Vicar.

Mrs Branagh has always lived a quiet life in her village so when the new, hip young vicar comes along to disrupt all of this her only option is to take things into her own hands...

It was yesterday when they found Henry the Vicar lying in the corn field with a pool of blood beside him, they blamed Eddie straight away. But even at Eddies young age of thirteen I still think he may have done it. Vicar Henry said Edmund was a curse on the village and called his mother hateful words. I looked up into Eddies eyes, he was tall for his age and constantly got into fights with other boys but won all the time. I would place red meat on his bruises and cuts. "I have to go Ava, they will look in here soon" I gulped, my best friend was leaving. His hand lay on my cheek stroking away the tears. He pulled me against him more. "I will come back for you Ava, I will. I promise" his forehead lay against mine as a tear rolled down his cheek "I promise Eva" he whispered into my hair and kissed me on the lips before then pulling away, the warmth left me immediately. I shivered in my night dress, I looked down and listened to the sound of Edmund heavy footsteps leave the house.

This is a story based off of World War Two AKA the death of a lifetime.

Happy Easter to my friend Berta. Wrote her a story with three characters of Richard Armitage (John Standring, Dr. Alec Track and Harry Kennedy). Hope you like it. Martha and her friends Jane and Tracy are visiting Cornwall during her holidays and she hopes her friends won't use this trip for more blind dates. Martha has enough of lies about true love and gave up believing to ever fall for a man when love suddenly finds her - is Martha ready for it?

As the cult grew in an isolated city in Czechia, the wife has to spend more time out, away from her family, coming back more hurt then the day before, but the leader of the church, Paladin Elise has sent his strongest soldier to solve the problem- an orphan named North Lunarlight, but there's something deeper then just the host of saint Maria growing angry, someone is tugging the strings

In the quiet town of Clover Ridge, five people disappear without a sound, and suddenly the place everyone thought they knew feels unfamiliar. As fear settles over the streets, sisters Meghan and Olivia Hayes find themselves pulled into the mystery - and into the shadows of a past they've spent years trying to outrun. When friends and neighbours begin to vanish, the sisters realise the disappearances aren't random. Someone is watching. Someone is planning. And the name whispered in fear is always the same: the Blue Knight. Desperate for answers, Meghan and Olivia dig into the secrets Clover Ridge has buried for decades. What they uncover forces them to question not only the people around them, but the darkness they've both carried for far too long. With time slipping away, they have no choice but to face the truth - about the town, about the Blue Knight, and about themselves. Saving the missing might mean confronting the very thing they fear most. And if they fail, Clover Ridge won't just lose more people... it will lose itself. Blue Knight is a tense, unsettling horror mystery about family, buried secrets, and the evil that hides in plain sight. Book 1 of the Checkmate Series

18 years on from a brief but successful pop career, Nella Castle is a woman reinvented. Now a Church of England Curate in a group of sleepy rural parishes, she is forced to face her past as her world collides with the one she thought she'd left in 2004. When one of her churches becomes the centre of a murder investigation, Nella finds that the spotlight she has worked so hard to get out of is back on her. This book is a 'clerical murder mystery' for the Millennial generation, combining a classic parochial whodunnit with themes of early 00s pop culture, identity, breaking from the past, and obsessive fandom reminiscent of Swifties and Free Britney.

Tuesday's Child, Heroines Born on Different Days of the Week Book 4, a Romantic Historical Fact Fiction Novel set in the Regency Era published by BooksWeLove Inc. Prejudice and pride demand Reverend Dominic Markham marry a suitable lady, but he is spellbound by Harriet, an unsuitable widow. To find out more about me and view details of my novel please visit. www.rosemarymorris.co.uk