MULTI-CROSSOVER. Emma is matchmaking, Lizzie is avoiding Darcy, Ellen is trying to tame her wild sister, Fanny and Anne strive for more self-confidence, and Cathy wants an adventure. who ever said university was easy?

This is what I think happened to Scarlett and Rhett. I have set the story in March 1874 - six months after Melly has died and Rhett has left Scarlett. Scarlett is trying to carve out a new life for herself in Atlanta when Rhett suddenly reappears. NOW COMPLETE

From the moment they met, Jake Knightley was wrapped around Emma Woodhouse's little finger. Too bad she's too blind to see it. But did anyone say the course of true love would be easy? Modern Emma. COMPLETE!

„ … und Mr. Woodhouse hatte nicht gerade früh geheiratet …" schreibt Jane Austen, um den Altersunterschied zwischen Emma Woodhouse und deren Vater zu erklären. Hier erfahrt ihr, wie Henry Woodhouse doch noch eine Frau findet, lange nachdem die meisten die Vorstellung aufgegeben hatten, dass der eingefleischte Junggeselle je heiraten würde. Original: Zsuzsa, Disparity in their Ages

With the country on the brink of war, sixteen-year-old Scarlett O'Hara Hamilton finds herself far from home, only to discover that her very survival depends upon the kindness of the man she loathes.

Henry Woodhouse had a sister who made a marriage beneath her; and she had a daughter whose father asks the Woodhouse/Knightley menage to bring out. Straightforward? Or maybe not. Prudence is a girl with a mind of her own.

Modern A/U. Scarlett is a neurology resident and Rhett is her supervisor. May have epilogue in the future but complete for now.

Update Aug. 22/23rd. Rhett thinks he is done with Scarlett but she has other plans as she pursues him to Charleston. Can Scarlett succeed at claiming Rhett's heart again?

World War Two turns Emma's life upside down but she continues to keep marching on despite everything. including realising she's in love with her best friend who has just gone out to war. very high T, slight crossover with P&P, implied violence and sexual scenes.

AU. Being lonely and unable to see his friends equally lonely, Mr Woodhouse offers the Bates and Westons a place in Hartfield. now adults, things begin to change between Emma, Frank and Jane, and Mr Knightly does not like it.

Rhett attempts to rebuild his reputation in Charleston, with some mixed results after a mysterious figure and the God of Plot Device tries to stop him. It will be sunny, it will be funny...my entry for ficathon 09, COMPLETE AT LAST.

George and Emma Knightley's wedding night, without drawing a veil or fading to black. My first Jane Austen fan fiction, which must perforce be buried in the 'M' rating for smutty content! Gentle readers pass on, all other brave souls, please review!

Mr Knightly comes home after his visit in London to find Isabella was right - Miss Bates is engaged! And now Mr Woodhouse wishes him to marry Emma. it is the end of Highbury! Literally.

From 'Emma'. A series of drabbles following Emma and Mr. Knightley's relationship almost from the beginning. Rated T for later chapters.

"There will never be anyone for me but you." An extended version of what might have happened at Gilbert's sickbed. Movie-verse.

Christmas 1874: Scarlett wants to give Wade and Ella what they want most for Christmas. They want Rhett to come home but will he respond to the deal Scarlett offers him for his presence or will they spend the holidays alone again? (Now Edited.)

Patrick Woodhouse is a charismatic college student who has the inexplicable urge to butt in to other people's lives. He also has a best friend, Zoe Knightley, who restrains him as best she can. - Modern Emma with a gender twist

From 'Emma'. At the Donwell strawberry party, Mr Knightley overhears Frank and Jane arguing. How does this change the story? Emma/Mr Knightley, AU.

Yes, it's contrived, but Emma and Mr. Knightley go to London!

After the death of Mr. Woodhouse, Emma is removed to London to visit with John and Isabella, while mourning the death of her father and trying to find herself she continues her friendship with Mr. Knightley through a series of letters.

Here is a “fluffy” little story that has a few details that carry through from “The Honeymoon Begins” and “Sojourn at Donwell.”

Emma Woodhouse has been to Donwell more often than we might have been led to believe!

Here's a take on the beginning of Mr. and Mrs. Knightley's marriage, mostly from George's POV. I hope it meets the "M" rating criteria. ;-

Did Mr. Knightley ever find out that Mr. Elton had proposed to Emma after the Weston’s party on Christmas Eve? Perhaps the answer is “yes.”

News of Emma's engagement spreads through Highbury and encounters varying degrees of resistance or well-wishing.

What would have happened if Scarlett and Rhett found themselves alone in the Twelve Oaks library for a second time that day? A two-part story exploring that twist and its quite unexpected results.

A what if story on what might have happened if Scarlett realized she loved Rhett on the day of Frank's funeral.

Or where a flabbergasted Mrs Weston visits Emma.

A "what if" story that begins immediately after Scarlett falls down the stairs. Bookcentric and written largely from Rhett's point-of-view.

Almost. She had almost been his.

Emma/Mr. Knightley. Mrs. Elton observes the newly married couple and realises that social etiquette and material possessions cannot compensate for love. Please Read and Review!

Story Complete Events after Scarlett leaves Charleston in the Novel SCARLETT. Rhett and Scarlett reunite in England

Emma Woodhouse, considered perfect by many, respected by all, and loved by her friends and father, has every reason to believe that she leads a most charming, vexatious-free life. The question is: can it last? My interpretation of Emma's teenage years.