Rosalie has been in Paris for a few years and has befriended the Three Musketeers: Athos, Araimis, and Porthos. When her younger brother D'Artagnan arrives in Paris he pulls her into an adventure she will not soon forget. Along the way she becomes closer to one particular Musketeer.

D'Artagnan and his younger sister are on their way to Paris! Being true-blooded children of Gascony, they bounce from one skirmish to another and eventually drag the legendary three musketeers of old, grumpy Athos, bold Porthos, and amiable Aramis, into their misadventures! The poor guys! Based mostly off the 2011 film, but with parts of the book. DON'T OWN Alexandre Dumas's work!

Cardinal Richelieu had 14 cats. Yes, historically the villain of The Three Musketeers had a soft spot for cats. Here are some tales (and tails) about the lives, adventures, and mischief of those cats who lived in Paris with the Cardinal.

Milady de Winter shrinks when a package from her ex husband shrinks her

The head of the Musketeers, M. de Tréville is dead and leaves behind his precious yet determined daughter, Léora de Tréville. Will she be able to take her father's place amongst the famous musketeers, whom her father trusted with his life, or will she be forced to abandon her honour? Milady de Winter is finally dead but she still haunts Athos, who does not seem to fight her away.

The Three Musketeers (2011) fusion with League of Extraordinary Gentlemen, featuring Athos as Dorian Gray, Aramis the vampire, and Porthos who has a raging alternate personality.

2011 Movie-verse. Athos has to learn to adjust to what having D'Artagnan living with them. Just a short gap fill from the time Planchet leaves to get wine to before Planchet wakes up on the balcony. Note: Originally written and posted in 2012 under a pseud I no longer use. #springfanficcleaning

Adapted from A Drop of Starlight, but different in a lot of ways.Young fiery Annette Lefevre wasn't going to let marriage tame her, so she dresses like a man to the most elite of the King's Forces. She will meet dashing D'Artagnan, philosophical Aramis, Aloof Athos, and Jolly Porthos. Will she be able to keep her secret and earn the trust of her new friends?Or will it fail?

There was nothing left to live for... TW: Depression, suicide

"It's in your blood. Fight, get into trouble, make mistakes and learn from them. Fight, love, live. Never forget who you are. You are Charlotte D'Artangan." She would always who she was and no man, be it cardinal or Duke would stand in her way. A story where D'Artangan is a woman and a very stubborn one at that. *HIATUS FOR NOW, PLEASE DON'T BE MAD*

Okay, frist in different language. I got Anna Taure to beta, so I hope everything's right. This is another AU on the 2011 film, except D'Artagnan is a lost prince. Kind-of explains why the king went from D'Artagnan's aquatinted to asking him advice on girls in a matter of days.

Did anyone else notice the way Atos acts like a dad to D'Artagnan and Porthos? Just an little AU following the 2011 story. But Porthos's appearance is based on a earlier version.

D'Artagnan had a sister and she was taken prisoner. In his quest to fully become a musketeer, he discovers his dear sister is alive but she is also now a very powerful figure. When she is in danger, will D'Artagnan and the musketeers save her in time?

Trinity is a handmaiden in the palace and she is the daughter of the captain to the Musketeer's late leader and she doesn't mess around. She is loyal to the queen and a best friend to Constance and Aramis is falling in love with this beautiful girl. Will she give her heart to him?

Our four sword fighters are at it again

one of Da Vinci's inventions sends Constance forward in Time to the present day where she meets a boy scientist/adventurer and together they work to figure out how to get her back to her own time. please R&R

They're all back in this romantic, swashbuckling, humorous Movie. And how did they get to be who they are anyway?

D'Artagnan finds a note, a note which suspiciously looks like a ... pick-up line? But who could it be from? And what did those lines mean? (Aramis/D'Artagnan, fluff, story up for adoption)

An alternative description of Constance's death, if d'Artagnan hadn't gone to avenge Constance right away but was instead smothered by grief. (I only added d'Artagnan and Athos as characters because they are the main characters in this story).

Being a female Musketeer just got a whole lot more complicated - just throw in a terrible past (or two), destructive plots, the people to carry them out, and a huge load of danger ... along with friendship, love, loyalty, and above all, the courage to face and overcome it all. ADOPTED BY ISAGRECIA

The three Musketeers are up for a new mission! Athos, Porthos, Aramis and D'Artagnan in another adventure in which what seemed to be an ordinary task for the King's soldiers will quickly go tragically wrong... Rated T because of violence and a little torture scene in Chapter 8

A Spanish Lady in . There can only be adventure, and some interesting problems for the musketeers. Chapter 8 now up! (Originally posted in the Alexandre Dumas section, but is more movie based than book.)

With Athos, Porthos and Aramis no longer by his side, D'Artagnan found no solace in his present life that little by little he was sickened by everything around him. Not even a woman's company could make him feel at ease. Just when it seemed like he was all alone, Aramis returns. D'Artagnan found himself falling in love again—with who? Is this another whim from our favorite hero?

"I've always done stupid things, said stupid things, acted stupid. But this takes the cake. This was the stupidest thing I've ever done. I itted I loved him. By all rights, I shouldn't have ever fallen in love with him. He was evil and horrible. He was the Duke of Buckingham" Duke of Buckingham/OC oneshot He takes a girl who tries to steal from him prisoner and she falls in love

My name is Constance Bonacieux, and I am not a normal lady in waiting. I count Queen Anne as my friend, and that may get me into trouble. The 2011 film as seen through the POV of Constance. (Originally posted in the Alexandre Dumas section, and now in the section where it belongs. :) NOW COMPLETE!