This is a modern twist of the classic novel 'Jane Eyre.' It follows the life of Julia Evans and the shadows that cloud her life. But as she will later discover, shadows only last for a time while the sun hides behind a cloud . . . PLEASE READ & REVIEW!

Amy Stark was never recognized as a person, but only as a brain. She had no friends, except that of Jane Eyre. What happens when she is transported into the new life of early 19th century, and is forced to be the new governess?

If you had told Rochester that he would fall in love with Jane. With a Sherlock reference thrown in.

An essay I wrote on Jane Eyre. 2009

Helen Burns realizes that she hasn't much longer to live and so we follow her reflections, experiences and cares on her final day on earth.

Missing-scene. While the guests are at Thornfield, Mr. Rochester sees his fairy wandering the gardens and goes to join her.

Jane can't help comparing herself with Miss Ingram. Short scene set during the time of the house party. *Revised version of an earlier post*

A hypothetical imagining of the past of one of Bronte's best!

"It is bad luck to see the bride before the wedding." Post-Novel, Jane/Rochester

Jane's thoughts on motherhood.

"His bird was gone; in spite of all he had done to keep her near him she had flown, high and away until he could no longer find her, reach her, touch her." - One-shot about Mr. Rochester's feelings after he discovered that Jane was gone. Book 'verse.

In his distress at the absence of Jane at Thornfeild, what will he find, and who will he strive to visit at Gateshead? And what will the consequences of his actions be?

Jane and Edward prepare to do battle with monsters. Based on the novel by Charlotte Bronte and the 1973 miniseries of the same name.

Just a very brief poem i did 2007 about Jane Eyre.

eventually, she tried to forget his smell. jane/rochester.

What happens when Jane returns home from a charitable help out at a local school... and everything is dark and seemingly deserted..?

Jane Eyre at Gateshead Hall, similar to the start of the original book, but with a twist. It is set in the modern day and is the ghostly visit from her uncle really her imagination?

Bertha's thoughts of what went on, inspire by both the book and 2011 movie. A random drabble I thought of.

A what-if set after the proposal, Jane has second thoughts.

Post novel. Edward's thoughts on their weddding day.

"Husband. The word seemed foreign, as if it were from a language she had once known, but long since forgotten."

Story written for a challenge between friends. Just interaction between Rochester and Bertha at different points of their relationship. Please read, review, and read the other stories posted under the same requirements, but under different categories.

One Shot. Edward's private thoughts after the conversation with Jane in the stairwell.

Jane/Rochester. Rochester asks too much of Jane on the night she saves his life.

One shot, cannon vignette. A little vague, but hopefully not too much so. "It would not take much to dispel this darkness from my blighted soul, of that much I am certain; I only long for a completion, a so far unclear need for the call of destiny.