Atticus found that they all had the same things to say about her: she's brash, she's blunt, she believes women should have the right to vote, she participates in protests, she swears, she smokes, she drinks, she wears pants and never wears shoes, and she's an embarrassment to both the female and male sexes alike.

(but our hearts, they are open and the healing's begun). AU. A story of survival and surprises, and finding yourself along the way.

[NEW AUTHOR'S NOTE; END OF CHAPTER ONE CHANGED] With age comes changes, some of which Atticus Finch could do without. [Set Fifteen years after 'You Were a Photograph'].

The Halloween attack may have been awful, but at least it had a reason. It was just like Atticus had said: he'd destroyed any credibility Bob Ewell had, and he'd taken it out on Jem and me. But what began to happen to Atticus a year later, when the gossip had long ago died down and Maycomb was back to its tired old self, that was worse, because it had no reason.

Grief, in five stages.

A short, missing scene from during the night while Atticus sits by Jem's bedside after the vicious attack by Bob Ewell.

There were three of them; not one or two, but three Finches crushed that day, a part of them buried with Jean Graham Finch. Three Finches who lost their love.

One shot. The story of Atticus and Jean and their memorable wedding night.

[FINALLY Complete][Slightly AU][Falls After There Are Sailing Ships that Pass]. At sixteen-years-old, Jean Louise Finch discovers there are still new things to learn about her mother.

AU. "I'm always wishing I was walking that road, it's something I hold."

Certain things brought her to his mind.

Comforting words and warm embraces wouldn't be enough—he wanted his wife. And no one could bring her back.

[Complete][AU]. June 1914. The month Archduke Franz Ferdinand was assassinated, and the month he first met her.

"Remind her that you've grown. That you've changed. That you will carry her with you until you die, and when you do, that whatever is left of you will shout her name, her face, her love into the universe."

[Complete] [Falls between The Light at the End and Sailing Ships]. Just because the Graham sisters are adults, doesn't make them any less dysfunctional.

"I threw stones at the stars, but the whole sky fell." She had merely wanted to get the revenge she thought she deserved.

Jean Louise Finch hated everyone [post-GSaW].

[AU, follows my multichaptered fics]. It was all a game of waiting.

Complete. A follow-up to The Light at the End. Years later, Scout Finch wants to know about her mother. (A bit AU, set from 1933-1936).

For the second time in the twenty-two years since she had passed, Alexandra Hancock was almost thankful that her sister-in-law had died.

It was his first day of first grade, but Jean was going to shut her eyes for just a second and he'll be graduating high school...

Complete. In the aftermath of a traumatic ordeal, Jean Graham is sent to care for her ailing grandfather where she'll learn that past does not always determine how the future will be.

The first thing Jack did when he heard of her death was buy a cat.

A follow-up to Unrequited. Atticus Finch was well aware of how gossipy the opposite sex could be.

Jem had been the one to find her first.

Maybe it was all of the scotch in his system. Or, maybe it was the fact that she simply looked so beautiful that he couldn't take it anymore. Either way, almost as if it was against his will, he found himself sputtering out the words: "I'm in love with you."

When William Tavington married a plain, serious, and very wealthy Colonial lady, his life took an unexpected turn. In England, Tavington and Jane face new challenges and uncover a dangerous secret. Chapter 75: The Summer of 1782, An Epilogue