An alternative take on the first proposal, and its consequences. Based on the 2006 series.

After hearing about a certain marriage that has recently taken place Blanche reflects on her time at Thornfield Hall.

The 21st century Jane Eyre

Jane and Edward arrive in Geneva on their wedding trip. They are confronted by a distant relative of Edward's. Battle royal ensues!

A descriptive poem concerning Jane Eyre's feelings and views throughout the book with flashes of the plot. rated k plus for moody and depressing content. I do not own Jane Eyre. Review Review!

When a young woman meets a not-so-young man, there's no telling where they'll go, together or apart.

In preparation for a ball, Rochester teaches Jane how to dance. A continuation.

Not really about Jane Eyre...but i couldn't find a category...summary: Meet Jean, your average teenager, living an ordinary life, or rather, a dull and uneventful one.But one twist of fate changes everything...

After the wedding disaster and the big blow-up, what thoughts go through Edward's mind as he paces his room and sighs? What happens when he finds Jane gone? CB's people--my interpretation of their actions.

Jane ponders over her master, the mysterious owner of Thornfield.

Anya has run away from home, she ends up on a 'desert island'. But not everything is not what it seems...She find out that secrets are out to get her. Dead OR Alive,...Who can she trust? What will be her fate? And Of course,...her desterny.

The truth of Edward's marriage is discovered the morning after his wedding to Jane. She immediately leaves Thornfield. Five years later, they meet again in London.

A terrible tragedy lands Jen Reye at Thornfield Ranch to work and recover until the Spring semester of college. But a serious of events, vaguely familiar to a beloved novel, has Jen confused, happy, sad, hurt, and, most importantly, in love.

Jane and Rochester share their love of music.

A little vignette that takes place after Jane returns to Rochester.

Edward tells the children a true fairytale...

What if an opportunity arises while Jane is visiting her Aunt Reed at Gateshead and she decides not to return to Thornfield Hall, thinking she has no future with Edward? What will Edward do?

Edward has a strange vision--or was it just a dream?

How would things be if Jane existied in this century? Please read and review!

The continuing story of Jane Eyre and Edward Rochester, two of the most romantic characters in English literature. Here's what happened next!

A nightmare and what follows.

Jane, you really must stop calling me sir." "I will try, sir." - Wedding night drabble. Not smut.

Edward dies suddenly and Jane faces the rest of her life without him.

An alternate ending to the wonderful book. Written for a British Literature class. Oneshot.

What if Jane had been injured when she saved Mr. Rochester? Rated K to be safe