Status Updates From Then Comes Winter

I loved the “The clock doesn’t lie” by Linda Gonschior! ❤️

Loved, loved, loved “The Food of Love”!

“Delivery Boy”was a cute retelling and I liked it very much ❤️

Winter Awakening is my favorite so far! Loved it! ❤️

My first retelling of S & S and I loved it! ❤️❤️

“Becoming Fannie”, Very good ❤️

Holiday mixed tape was pretty good.

It's not that far away now!

11) A Perfect Choice: by Lory Lilian: ends at 99%
We are at Netherfield during Jane's illness. This story varies from canon and it is delightful as Darcy and Elizabeth come to a better understanding of each other.

10) The Clock Doesn't Lie: by Linda Goneschior: ends at 86%
A cute story on a snowy Christmas Eve. Our scene is in Dan's Diner at a Meryton Truck Stop. It was a small window of time, but the beginning of a possibility.

9) Christmas Miracle on Oyster Bay by Denise Stout ends at 82%
This was so cute. It was an adorable love story and I really liked it. I liked the characters and their HEA.

8) The Food of Love by Maureen Lee ends at 72%
I couldn't figure this one out. It was confusing and a bit strange. It was a love story and the best way to describe it is: love confused, love lost, love regained... enough said.

7) Delivery Boy: by Suzan Lauder: ends at 65%
Elizabeth Bennet, chef and owner of Alimento dell'Amore, has a fascination / fixation on the rich and famous Fitzwilliam Darcy. However, she does not recognize him with his heavy beard and mustache and mistakenly thinks he is her new delivery boy. The misunderstandings and missteps do not stop there. What fun!!

6) Winter's Awakening by Anngela Schroeder: ends at 53%
OMG!!! This was so awesome. The Bennet sisters are in Lambton with Uncle and Aunt Gardiner. What happens next is so neat, so cool and so awful. This Caroline is horrid. Wickham is a worse rat-bastard than usual and when teamed with the b-witch, devises a dastard plan of revenge.

5) North for the New Year: by Sophia Rose
This was a Northanger Abbey variation. Due to time constraints, the story had to be condensed but Sophia Rose was able to convey the NA story. She was very creative in bring the couple to a HEA that was really cute.

4) The Unexpected Gift: by Erin Lopez
This was absolutely adorable. Darcy, shopping for ribbons for Georgiana, found hairpins that would look lovely in a profusion of dark curls. When Georgiana opened the package, she found the hairpins. Darcy was horrified to find he had inadvertently bought them. As a pair of blue eyes looked up at him, he realized he had some explaining to do. Georgiana, what have you done?

3) A Man Whom I Can Really Love by Natalie Richards: ends at 27%
This was a different take on the Sense and Sensibility story. After meeting boyfriend John Willoughby's fiancee, Marianne Dashwood was involved in an accident that put her in a coma. Fully hearing everyone that visited her, we have a perspective that we don't usually see. Hearing Brandon Delaford speak to her will break your heart.

2) Becoming Fanny: by Melanie Stanford: end at 20%
Blair McTavish takes an on line quiz to see which Austen character she was most like. She hoped desperately that she was Elizabeth Bennet but instead, she was Fanny Price. Fanny Price?? See how she uses their traits to solve problems with a character very much like Mr. Crawford.

Can't edit this...I forgot to indicate I was at 14% in the last progress post.