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.

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

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.

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

Only the storyline of Jane Eyre in the modern day world. Written in diary form. Title in-progress.

With such finality the thought struck me, I had no right, no claim to her beyond the love we shared. Was it enough?

One-Shot in Mr Rochester P.O.V of what happened during the fire that destroyed Thornfield Hall. A slight crossover of Jane Eyre and Wide Sargasso Sea.

Jane's thoughts on love lost.

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?

Our favorite couple make a mistake by a tender night and suffer their punishent but just as things start to go well again Edward finds out that Bertha had attacked a curious Jane and now Jane knows about her but not enough to refuse Mr.Rochsters proposa

Some of the dialogue is still the same, but what if Jane Eyre lived in a modern world? please read and review...rated for language

There in the window is a single waving red scarf. It seems to show the victory that the captive in the tower has won, which is her greatest lost. But to her, it is only a reminder.

The sequel to Miracle, James Rochester takes his first steps.

After a strange accident while Mr. Rochester's away, Jane's curiosity gets the best of her and she discovers the secret. Right before he arrives back with a large party? What will she do to protect her master when Grace is suddenly neglecting her duties?

An alternate ending to Jane Eyre.

He was soo passionate, so intense... but now he's broken, blinded. I know I would have walked away, unable to spend the rest of my life with someone so... broken.

An exercise in extreme summarization.

Title says it all. The meeting

Based on the Hoobastank song, Dissapear. Rochester's thoughts during the party and if he had chosen to express his feeling that night.

Jane's thoughts right after the fire and while Rochester's guests inhabit Thornfield. Set to "Sally's Song" from the Nightmare Before Christmas

It was an argument that started with the most innocent of things

Previously Freedom Collection of JE themed oneshots, only relation with eachother is that they all stick more or less to the book.

Edward Rochester’s perspective of his almost-wedding to Jane, and the tragic events that happened afterwards.

An alternative ending to the story. Edward survives the fire untouched and searches for Jane.