2 results found

You searched for:

  • Ships: Ineffable husbands
  • Wordcount: 100'000 +

Morningstar Abbey

by: Andromeda4004

No one who had ever seen Aziraphale Fell in his youth would have supposed him born to be a hero. His situation in life, the character of his father and mother, his own person and disposition, were all equally against him. But when a gentleman is to be a hero, the attractions of a comfortable, quiet home cannot prevent him. Something must and will happen to throw his destiny in his way.

One should never forget that between a hero and his destiny, one will always find a villain.

Trusting parish rector Aziraphale attempts to navigate Regency Bath, the marriage market, and the complexities of his own heart in this take on Jane Austen's Northanger Abbey.

  • Rating:Teen And Up Audiences
  • Wordcount:100'000 +
  • Ships:Ineffable husbands
  • Relationship type:Non-established
  • Set Universe:AU - Regency / Historical
  • Additional tags:MisunderstandingsPiningSlow Build

Stubborn Love

by: Get_Wrexed

Lord Aziraphale Fell, the Viscount of Whitefeather Manor and heir for the title of Earl of Sussex is a reserved, persnickety fellow much more fond of literature than the tedious song and dance of noble society. Although he is in need of a mate, he is plagued with the residual fear of a heartbreak several years past. Lord Anthony Crowley, the youngest and only Omega child of the Earl and Countess of Sutherland, is a wild, untamable thing with a propensity for outspokenness and mischief, underscored by an intriguing disregard for etiquette despite the good breeding and education to know far better.

Both are faced with the newfound knowledge that a True Mate awaits them out in the world, and are faced with the question: shall they remain in search for their destined partner, the other half of their soul? Or shall they forge ahead and write their own destiny?

  • Rating:Mature
  • Wordcount:100'000 +
  • Ships:Ineffable husbands
  • Relationship type:Non-established
  • Set Universe:AU - Regency / Historical
  • Additional tags:a / b / oMisunderstandingsPining