Do reformed rakes really make the best husbands? Of all of Heyer's Regencies, Venetia is the one which, in my view, all but begs for an epilogue, and so, for my own entertainment and, hopefully, yours, I have supplied one. It is the year 1838. Damerel and Venetia have been married twenty years. Has their love prospered, or has the Baron resumed his wicked ways? Read on to find out.

This is a continuation of the Georgette Heyer novel Black Sheep, and begins just as the book ends. It features the characters Abby and Miles Calverleigh, Fanny Wendover, Selina Wendover and their household. I have written more so if you like it or if you don't please feel free to comment. Thanks for reading!

Following on from Heyer's final paragraph, here is what may have happened on Charles and Sophie's damp journey back from Lacey Manor to London.

A debutante resolves upon a unique way of discouraging the attentions of the Season's most eligible bachelor: to assiduously pursue him herself...

Here I have imagined a proposal scene between Mr Ravenscar and Deborah Grantham from 'Faro's daughter'.Hope you'll enjoy!

Based on "These old shades" by Georgette Heyer. Lady Fanny has had many suitors over time. After getting married she still enjoys the attention of other men. But that could bring trouble into her marriage.

Georgette Heyer's Venetia, Jasper and Venetia's marriage. Warning for infidelity. Title from Shakespeare's sonnet 87: Farewell! thou art too dear for my possessing, And like enough thou know'st thy estimate: The charter of thy worth gives thee releasing; My bonds in thee are all determinate.

Devil's Cub, Mary and Vidal's wedding night. She ed, suddenly, the hard pressure of his hand on her throat. The look on his face across the dinner table. The silky terrifying note in his voice. It's only Vidal, she told herself firmly, trying to make herself smile confidently back up at him. Vidal is safe.

'Richard –' Her voice was small. 'Richard, I'm scared. A little.' Richard Wyndham/Penelope 'Pen' Creed. Based on 'The Corinthian'.

This is another short story following the characters of Heyer's "Frederica." Takes place about 18 months after my previous fic, "A Wedding at Alver." the Dauntry/Merriville gang as Alverstoke adjusts to fatherhood, Jessamy experiences calf-love, and Felix refrains from blowing up anything. For now.

"Monseigneur," she began solemnly, "I know what it is that we must do now." His Grace remained irably grave. "Do you, infant?" he remarked. "How very discouraging." A These Old Shades fic.

A collection of Oneshots for Friday's Child by Georgette Heyer

The dance is over, the lady has been caught—and now what? Oneshots for Cotillion, post-novel, no particular chronological order, Freddy x Kitty.

the "Frederica" gang as they prepare for the big event.

When Jessamy Merriville, on vacation from Oxford, returns to Alver Park to spend time with his beloved sister Frederica and the Marquis of Alverstoke he is not prepared for the turmoil that ensues . . . Written (or attempted to write!) in the style of Heyer, with a little Jane Austen influence.

An older, incrementally wiser Fanny Wendover makes her London début. Left to her own devices she would enjoy a quiet season but new arrivals force her to examine her heart, especially concerning one Mr Grayshott. Based on Georgette Heyer's Black Sheep.

Cotillion Fanfic. "Tulip. The word conjured so many images in his mind. Yet, out of them all, one came back again and again to haunt him- always reverting back to the same pair of intensely blue eyes coming ever closer towards his own" Freddy/Jack

The Duke and the Duchess of Salford are enjoying their married life, but a misunderstanding threatens their happiness. - Fanfiction based on Georgette Heyer's "Sylvester".

There were naught but four instances where the Duke of Avon cried, one of those being the birth of his son. *Spoilers for Devils Cub* Rated T for death.

Following Venetia, this one-shot is a possible future for Sir Conway Lanyon and his lady, Charlotte née Scorrier. Not to be taken very seriously. I own nothing but thanks, Georgette, for some wonderful secondary characters who have a life of their own.

Frederica. Alverstoke embraces his marriage. And the family that came with it.

A prequel to Georgette Heyer's Sylvester. Oneshot.

Sylvester; Sylvester and Phoebe have their wedding day somewhat disrupted in ways that make Sylvester feel like being subtitled 'the wicked uncle'. Featuring the misdeeds of Edmund.

Based on Georgette Heyer's Sylvester. A year after their unusual courtship, Sylvester and Phoebe are happily married and expecting their first child. Sylvester, however, hasn't given up his high-handed ways, and Phoebe remains as independent as ever.

Short story starring characters from Georgette Heyer's The Unknown Ajax.