Based on Eva Ibbotson's A Countess Below Stairs. Sir Walter Elliot lost both his wife and middle daughter in Bath. Years later, housekeeper Anne is looking forward to her new employment at Kellynch Hall. The expected arrival of a young naval officer is sure to make one lucky woman happy beyond her wildest dreams.

A modern Persuasion "what-if", with Anne and Frederick deciding to remain engaged the first time around, instead of breaking up, while coping with all the challenges that broke them in canon - war-induced separation, a starter income, and family disapproval. Yet, in accordance with the song "Both Sides Now", they find bliss amidst all the struggles.

(Repost in new account with edits & new chapter notes) Modern Persuasion, told 50-50 from Frederick's and Anne's first person POVs. Sequel to "Just an Earth-Bound Misfit, I" with a bunch of canon and diversity Easter eggs, as well as a diverse soundtrack of songs. Frederick has left the military and is making his way both to becoming Captain Wentworth and his Anne again.

A contemporary "Persuasion" rewrite with all-minority characters. Koh Su Ying and Jeremiah "J" Robinson were the yin and the yang. Quiet and conservative, she was the scion of a Singapore business family. He was everybody's friend, because his dad owned the corner grocery store in their Brooklyn neighborhood. Yet after they met, their lives would never be the same again.

A humorous modern take on the "I beg your pardon madam, this is your seat" scene in canon "Persuasion". From the same modern AU as "Can't Keep My Eyes From The Circling Sky", but with an alternative outcome that speeds things up a good deal.

At 21, Anne had everything: good friends; the promise of an exciting career; love. Then everything fell apart. 8 years later finds Anne living a life she never imagined for herself, but the arrival of her ex-love is about to shake everything up again. A modern Persuasion where Anne is a pianist and teacher while Captain Wentworth made his fortune and fame as an actor.

One-shot. Frederick and Anne in post wedded bliss, a pre-dawn interlude.

An observation of the power of Philia (the love man has for his friends) as told through our favourite sailors. Previously uploaded as Moments from James and Fanny. Title revised thanks to the advice of a much appreciated review.

(Repost in new account with edits) A modern-day Persuasion prequel, focusing on the depth of the young Anne and Frederick's love, and how hard they tried to do the right thing by each other. Yet, sadly, they face unfortunate circumstances that test them beyond their limits, young as they are, which is how they end up in Persuasion. Canon and diversity Easter Eggs abound!

This fic builds on the idea from BaymaCabo's one-shot, "Happy With Her Love". It branches off from the scenario where Anne is taken ill at the Great House, and takes a different route in which she is taken to Kellynch Hall to recover instead. As she recuperates, Captain Wentworth has some revelations that cleanse and heal his bitterness from the situation in the year six as well.

A humorous Regency parody, set in 1808. Lady Russell is in London when she comes upon a matchmaking seminar aimed at society matrons. As the instructress guides the class to rate their charges' suitors on a matrix of performance and potential, Lady Russell is in for some unexpected revelations.

Anne is sick, but of course, no one bothers to take care of her. So now she is at a dinner at the Great House, but she can't hide anything from Fredrick. As soon as he realizes that she is unwell, his love bursts forth, uncontrollable, and he is determined to get her the help that she needs.

Based solely on the movie 'Persuasion' in 2007 where Frederick's sister (and brother-in-law) never have an inkling who Anne was to Frederick.

Frederick and Anne are dancing together for the first time since they got engaged.

A modern AU of Jane Austen's Persuasion! Anne is an English graduate student who runs into the refused Frederick Wentworth as she begins her studies. Drama ensues!

Frederick Wentworth has got all you could need to be happy. But he can't shake the feeling that something is missing. Love. He came close once, but was rejected. And now his mind keeps wondering... What if?

A Persuasion AU: Anne marries at the request of Lady Russell and while her marriage grants her a son it is not a happy one. Captain Wentworth returns to the county to visit his sister but finds a very changed (and very widowed) Anne Elliot. But can time really find a way to heal all wounds?-NOW COMPLETE

in which wentworth realizes his mistake much sooner and the the timeline between anne elliot and himself is moved up. similar to no indeed and attempted style mirroring, hopefully it's readable and satisfying. also used taylor swift, we were happy (from the vault) lyrics

Who knows how precious, friendship can be? What can a man do to restore happiness to a friend? A 12 chapters story about loss, friendship and love. This is my first attempt in sharing a novel, here, and I'm not English, so sorry for grammatical errors. Please be kind. Constructive criticism will be appreciated. Hope you will enjoy this small story.

How could eight years' worth of bitter disappointment and pain be concealed behind a mask of indifference and civility? - Frederick's thoughts upon seeing Anne for the first time after more than eight years of separation.

The year is '08 and Frederick Wentworth has returned to Kellynch. How will Anne Elliot take the news? What about the formidable Lady Russel and the smitten Charles Musgrove? Written as a follow on from 'When I Returned to England' but can also be read as a stand alone.

Anne and Frederick are married, but an accident aboard his latest ship could change their lives forever.

Captain Frederick Wentworth comes ashore five years after his forced parting with Anne Elliot, intending to meet and marry some pleasing, eligible woman. He is to join his sister, Sophia, and her husband, Admiral Croft, in Bath. He does not know that Anne Elliot is in Bath, having arrived ahead of him. (Now available as an ebook and paperback on Amazon.)

Walking the rainy streets of Bath an angry Elizabeth Elliott has an encounter that might change her life.

What if Captain Benwick had not fallen in love with Louisa Musgrove? What if Louisa Musgrove's heart was still free? Poor Сaptain Wentworth was not so lucky in this world. He should, in all honour, have considered himself as bound to her for his former indiscretion. The Sorrows of Young Werther may well be)