A Life Together - A North and South Continuation
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A fanfiction continuation of North & South by Elizabeth Gaskell, heavily inspired by the 2004 mini series.
After a chance encounter on a train station platform between London and Milton, Margaret and John return North. This story follows the first years of their marriage. A warm, cosy story with a romantic slant.
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