De l'autre côté de la traque... Ce récit suit le déroulement précis des événements du film, mais vus du côté de l'adversaire du HMS Surprise: l'équipage français de la frégate corsaire Achéron, commandée par le capitaine Jacques Aubret.

Having saved the life of Admiral Nelson, Cicely Maturin is on her way to her new life to be with her Uncle. She will leave her beloved Stephen and beloved ship Surprise. However there is a long jouney from Cape Trafalgar to the middle of the Pacific. March 2018 Next chapter UP! Feel free to download the audio: Youtube "MrsRJ Lupin" (space between the MrsRJ and Lupin)

They say that music soothes all kinds of savage beasts, but the Captain of the HMS Surprise never intended to prove how very true that statement was, especially when he was trying so very hard to enjoy himself. Incidentally, Stephen's watch dog skills are also put to the test. (Slice-of-life, film-verse ficlet)

Frances, une jeune fille du 21ème siècle, est appelée sur le Surprise pour une raison qu'elle ne connaît pas. Elle y vivra les affres de la guerre Napoléonienne tout en tentant de cacher ses origines françaises.

A captain's duty on a fighting vessel is clear, but where does that leave those who would follow him into the unknown? For Stephen Maturin, who has sworn no oath to King and Country, has his own obligations to uphold. How can one man, in fulfilling his sworn duties, cause another to fail his own completely? (Film-verse short story)

In which my OC is a pirate, Stephen adopts a smol child, and Jack remains slightly confused. Because Stephen with small children is adorable, and Stephen with small, troubled orphans is even better.

COMPLETED! Sequel to Every Cloud. It is now 1805 and Cicely's mission is complete - enjoy! Your opinions are always valued, I can see people are reading - a gold star to you for reviewing. Thank you for those people who encouraged me to write again. Feel free to download the audio from my Youtube Playlist: MrsRJ Lupin (a space between RJ and Lupin)

As "Every Cloud" the original but, as requested, split up into chapters. They are as close as I can remember to the original chapters, so I hope this will help in the reading. Begins in 1804, 1 year earlier than the film. Cicely has run away from home. Feel free to download the audio from my Youtube Playlist: MrsRJ Lupin (a space between RJ and Lupin)

COMPLETE! Cicely has run away from home, disguised as a boy and looking for her brother. Will she be able to board the ship he's working on? Will she get discovered? Begins in 1804, 1 year earlier than the film. Please R&R! Your opinions are valued! Feel free to download the audio from my Youtube Playlist: MrsRJ Lupin (a space between RJ and Lupin)

Location: An uncharted island somewhere in the South Seas. Time: A little over two hundred years ago. The unsuspecting Captain Aubrey and crew find themselves about to sail into the fathomless waters of the Twilight Zone. A bookverse adaptation of Rod Serling's "The Thirty-Fathom Grave".

Less in the style of Lt. Mowett than of Lt. Rowan, who said "Will you take A piece of cake?" is poetry. It rhymes, don't it?

A furious fleet admiral gets savaged when he stumbles upon a certain occupant of a captain-less Surprise. Fortunately, Stephen is a mermaid.

Jack enjoys a fine Spring Day with his grandson.

I know it's been done before, but it's Jack's thoughts as he ponders whether to pursue the Acheron, or save Stephen.

The Story of Captain Jack Aubry's daughter and her struggles.

Miss Carson-Beaumier is not the usual type of person to be found on an English frigate. Her orders are to find out how the Acheron has such detailed knowledge of the fleet's movements. But that is not the only mystery surrounding the naval agent, she has a dark past which threatens to endanger her mission, and the very future of England.

Violet and Victor are twins who have had their lives planned out. Victor is to be a midshipman on the HMS Surprise and Violet is to be married. To escape, Violet dresses as a boy and takes her brothers place on the Surprise. They're identical, surely no one will know the difference? (Read and Review, I'd like to know what you think)

Purely a short snippet from the movie when Howard accidently shoots Stephen, and a slight AU as to what happens afterwards, though it will end canon compliant. My take on Jack's thoughts about the situation.

"With the conquerment of Mauritius and La Reunion completed, naval matters were out of Jack's mind and the latest command for Admiral Bertie had further turned his thoughts to home. Not all was well. Stephen was out of sorts for some reason." Set immediately after The Mauritius Command book. JA/SM erotic cuddling. Please R&R!

Charlotte Aubrey is leaving. She has to. She is done being a disappointment to her mother and she'll do anything to escape her certain life as a spinster. There's only one place to go, and her father is NOT going to like it.

The story of Jack Aubrey's sister, beautiful, intelligent, and willful. Can Jack and Tom reel her in or is it a futile effort? Titles are from the movie and are meant to help determine timeline; not all film plot points are included in this story's themes. ( I'm not a historian so just read and enjoy this story for what it is like everyone else. ) R&R

Young Katrina Aubrey learns about her history, and takes an unexpected journey into the past.

Charlotte Maturin had been raised at sea by her father's side. After his death and under pressure from her mother to wed, Charlotte's only escape is to stowaway on the HMS Surprise. As England's war with France intensifies so does Captain Jack Aubrey's desire to win. When First Lieutenant Pullings finds who's hiding onboard, tides turn, friendships crumble, and love conquers all.

Yes, it's a cliché to find a girl cast over board, but she not like the rest of them. This young maid is only six... Sorry to disappoint anyone, this will not be a romance.

An incompetent sailor tries to save our friends Warley, Hollom, and Calamy from their watery graves in four chapters or less. Do read and review. Or don't. K for nautical swears.