Captain Ford has only been back five minutes and he's already rushing off to Rilla. His parents are shocked though not surprised, but his sister has her doubts - why is Ken taking lance corporal Willoughby with him? Who is he anyway? Oh, Ingleside is in for a big surprise. It's not turning out at all the way Rilla thought it would, and Una is acting very strange all of sudden…

The Gardners have called, Christmas is coming, and everyone expects Anne to invite Roy to the Island so that he can meet her family too. But Anne is not so sure. This in an alternative ending to Anne of the Island, with lots of adventure, fun, romance–and no typhoid!

"And the knowledge had come too late – too late even for the bitter solace of being with him at the last. If she had not been so blind – so foolish – she would have had the right to go to him now..." In this story Anne Shirley DOES go to Gilbert, and neither the storm, nor Mrs Blythe, or even Rachel Lynde dares to get in her way.

Married, changed, standing on the edge of what's next. Anne and Gilbert figure it out together.

In the deep midwinter Anne and Gilbert made an oath to each other, by the following summer they will break all the rules. This is a SEQUEL TO ANOTHERLEA which continues the story from Gilbert's point of view.

Returning from her adventures as a reporter Anne Shirley receives a surprise inheritance, a run-down bookshop in Charlottetown. Determined to make a success she wins the adoration of a wealthy businessman, Will Baron, a roguish Naval Officer, Davy Rossi, and her childhood friend, Gilbert Blythe. Each man wants her for his own. All Anne wants is to be free...

This is something I never thought I'd write. Set in Anne's House of Dreams, it's about what might have happened if Anne had died and Joy had lived. One Shot.

A NEW SEQUEL TO ANNE OF GREEN GABLES. Anne Shirley is sixteen and trying to work out where she fits in a world where Matthew is gone, Diana is boy crazy and Gilbert Blythe is suddenly her friend. What matters to her most is saving Marilla's eyesight. Anne is desperate to find a cure. What she discovers is that there's a whole lot more to the Blythes than even she could imagine.

AU. It's the night of the Convocation Ball. Gilbert Blythe is about to ask Anne Shirley for a dance, and this time Anne is not saying no...

What might have been, had Anne and Gilbert succumbed to the pressure of trying to fit in, rather than simply be themselves. Set during their marriage, but deviates from the books.

Only one more year till Anne and Gilbert can finally marry, and just when they are ready to settle down the world opens up for them. Each will face their own bend in the road, but how do they decide which path to take? The last of the Letters is about what happens AFTER you've fallen in love...

A bride becomes a wife.

What if Phil never sent her letter telling Gilbert to "try again"? In this story Anne has become a famous author and Gilbert a brilliant scientist. After many years apart they are suddenly brought back together when her daughter and his son meet each other in France during world war one. For lovers of second chance romance

Anne and Gilbert have just spent their first Summer together and are about to part for another year. What did they get up to during those two months, what happened on that "one weekend in May", and what else will they discover? Here's another set of letters that go beyond those dot dot dots.

Modern university AU. Mary is an Oxbridge reject with a past, Anna and John are in the friendship zone, Sybil has a secret life out of school, Matthew and Lavinia are stuck in a rut, and Downton is owned by the National Trust. Drama and hijinks naturally ensue. Chapter 25: Over the summer holidays, Matthew and Mary navigate their new relationship.

AU Matthew marries a very much alive Lavinia, and the show that flopped keeps flopping and the dance they danced keeps playing in their heads. Mary realizes she is not the only girl in the world, but a girl he once knew and decides to do the unexpected. While Mary comes back to life, Matthew realizes what he's given up. It's not what you think...or could it be? As of Chap 31, M.

War is over, the boys are back, and everything has changed. Except for Una Meredith. With Faith and Rilla both married and everyone else pursuing their dreams, Una goes to stay with Anne and Gilbert. A new doctor, and Shirley's war bride keep life in the Glen unpredictable. But the arrival of a new lodger to Ingleside brings the biggest surprise of all.

What did Anne and Gilbert write to each other when they had "just the right pen"? This story goes beyond those dot dot dots...

Final year... last chance.

Young newlywed Anne Blythe is worried she is ill. Will she find the courage to confess her symptoms to Gilbert? This story is a missing scene set during 'Anne's House of Dreams' between chapters 7 and 8.

Slight AU: Anne, laid up with her broken ankle for some weeks after school starts, refuses to see Gilbert Blythe when Miss Stacy asks him to take her her schoolwork. Marilla works at her to engage in civil conversation with him, and after reluctantly doing so, it dawns on Anne the true nature of Gilbert Blythe. Early reconciliation between A and G, beginning stages of A/G.

Now it's getting complicated...

Now it's getting juicy...

Ever wonder what Anne Shirley really thought of a certain hazel eyed boy, or how deeply Gilbert Blythe fell for that irrepressible redhead? Curious about what Priss was like, why Phil couldn't decide between Alec and Alonzo, and what Sloanishness is exactly? Here is everything you wanted to know -and some you'll wish you didn't. They're not children anymore...

The twenty-first century descendants of the Crawleys, now without titles, but ruling the new elites with far more power and wealth than Mary and Matthew could ever have imagined. Consider it the AU S55.

A trip to the theatre gives Charles Blake a chance to get rid of Tony once and for all, but at what cost to him and Mary? Inspired by the preview for 5x07. Charles/Mary.

Rilla of Ingleside retold from the point of view of Ken, Rilla's brothers and sisters, the Merediths, and the Fords. Find out why Ken fell for Rilla, whether Jem and Faith were really engaged, what Jerry truly thought of Nan, why Walter and Di grew apart, how war affected Anne and Gilbert, and other secrets Rilla never knew about.

Lady Mary Crawley's Diary, starting from series one. Some fluff, humour and a little hurt/comfort thrown in for good measure. Winner of two Highclere Awards! Chapter 29: The engagement party, part two. M/M

Modern AU, Anne and Gil at Redmond College. Anne has to go to class, but isn't very keen on leaving one Gilbert Blythe (who just so happens to be in her bed) to do so. Anne x Gilbert, rated T for mature themes.

It's nothing. Except is it. They don't like each other. Except they do. They are too different. Except they aren't. She is aloof, untouchable. Except he does. Modern AU. It's very, very complicated.

After an evening at the theatre, Mary and Charles wander home through the warm London night. Inconsequential fluff and fantasy for those who wish Julian Ovenden had sung in the Christmas Special.

Anne and Gilbert's wedding story. Follow behind the scenes of Anne's House of Dreams from their wedding day to all their wedding nights...

A day trip to London and an unplanned travelling companion unexpectedly set off a chain of events that begin to help Mary understand that perhaps she can forgive herself and move on with her life. A story of healing and hope. Set one year after CS3.

Following "Autumn" in the what is now the Seasons verse, Mary moves through another year, fully awake to the possibilities of a future and life.

Separated through war, Anne and Gilbert had lost each other for two years. Now they are together at last, needing each other maybe more than ever. This is their first night alone after their reunion. The revivification of their unbreakable love.

Anne and Mrs Lynde are forced to stay at the Blythes for the night. Where will Anne sleep? And how can Gilbert sleep knowing she is under his roof?

AU S01 epic. Mary and Violet have adventures of discovery and romance in Europe while Sybil finds herself torn between two men and her independence. Multi-character, multi-ship; focussing on Mary, Matthew & Sybil, together and individually.

June 1918. "All alone, with plenty of money, and a house in Eaton Square? I can't imagine anything better." It came too soon for her, and now Lady Mary Carlisle feels nothing. Definitely AU and positively M/M.

COMPLETED! The adventures of the Blythe family, set between Anne's House of Dreams and Anne of Ingleside.

The death of her first baby still all-too fresh in her memory, Anne struggles with fear when she discovers she is pregnant with a second child. How can she bring herself to tell Gilbert, when she might lose this baby as well, and once again dash their ho