Fanny, A Mansfield Park Story

Mansfield Park is the only novel in which Jane Austen gives her readers a glimpse of an alternative ending and reveals that Fanny's fate might have been very different. Fanny, A Mansfield Park Story answers that possibility and further explores the lives and choices of Austen's fascinating and delightful cast of characters.

Fanny, a poor relation living with her wealthy aunt and uncle, must find her place and hold her own in a family that is still learning to value her. No longer guided in everything by her cousin, Edmund, Fanny must judge for herself, act with initiative, and navigate the attentions of potential suitors.

Fanny, A Mansfield Park Story continues in Austen's tradition of social satire, clever dialogue, and witty observations combined with Amelia Marie Logan's own style and charm. If the rushed ending of Mansfield Park left you unsatisfied, you will love Fanny, A Mansfield Park Story.

"I heartily recommend Fanny, A Mansfield Park Story to all fans of Jane Austen and I look forward to any other books that Ms. Logan may produce." Alida Sewell - Read Full Review

"You will just have to read this fabulous reimagining of Mansfield Park." Vikki Silverman - Read Full Review

"Fanny, A Mansfield Park story was carefully crafted to give due homage to the original. The description, dialogue, ongoing plot, and characters themselves were barely altered. The author showed a what-if that varied greatly from the original in the end, but only because she altered a few pivotal circumstances. People were as they ever were including Fanny Price. ... All in all, this was a lovely, slowly paced out story of growth, change, and ongoing story for the Mansfield Park characters that did justice to the original. Definitely worth the read." Sophia Rose - Read Full Review

"Amelia Marie Logan has written something that I didn't think was possible: a believable and thoughtful alternate ending to Austen's original book Mansfield Park. ... Logan manages to keep the characters' original personalities and motiviations in tact but still leads them on different arcs then Austen intended for them. ... I wholeheartedly recommend this book to anyone who loves Austen, Mansfield Park, and/or a well-written story." MarylandLibrarian - Read Full Review

Read Brenda S. Cox's discussion of Mansfield Park and review of Fanny, A Mansfield Park Story on her blog: Faith Science Joy and Jane Austen.

About the Author

I am a Jane Austen enthusiast, scholar, and fanfiction author. I am also an active member of the Jane Austen Society of North America and travelled to England in 2019 with two other members to visit some of the Austen related sites. I have been writing Jane Austen fanfiction stories for over twenty years. I have learned a lot in the process and made some great friends along the way. Fanny, A Mansfield Park Story is my first published novel. It has been a labor of love which has taken me years to complete. I have several ideas for additional novels, which are in various stages of completion. In the meantime, I will be posting some of my other stories, old and new, on this site. To comment on one of my stories, please email me using the contact link above or visit my facebook or goodreads page, also linked above. For updates on stories posted at this site, please subscribe to my mailing list by clicking on the newsletter link above. Thanks for visiting!

My Stories

An Evening at Mansfield - This is a little story I wrote as a teaser for my novel, Fanny, A Mansfield Park Story. There are spoilers.1253 words, ©2021.

Elizabeth's Letter - This is a short story in which Elizabeth decides to take some initiative on Jane's behalf after receiving Darcy's letter.1876 words, ©2021.

The Letter - This is just a little piece of fluff I wrote in which Darcy's letter delivery does not go as planned. 941 words, ©2021.

A Regular Standing Flirtation - In Mansfield Park Mary Crawford mentions that the relationship between Henry and Maria could have ended in a "regular standing flirtation." This story explores what that might have looked like. 1905 words, ©2021.

Secrets Revealed - Two short stories inspired by a discussion with other Austen fans on what might have happened if Elizabeth Bennet's refusal of Mr. Darcy had been discovered by her mother and Fanny Price's refusal of Mr. Crawford had been discovered by her father. 3544 words, ©2021.

Treasure and Trickery - This little story takes place after the end of Pride and Prejudice and involves some of the peripheral characters. 8231 words, ©2020.

Teeth and Treachery - This is a bit of a silly story, but considering the main characters are John Thorpe and Nancy Steele, how can it be otherwise? 3291 words, ©2020.

Under Good Regulation - This is a retelling of Pride and Prejudice from a bit of a different perspective. It does involve what might be considered a mature subject, but is not explicit. 4172 words, ©2020.

A Glimpse - This is a Pride and Prejudice story in which a strange phenomenon at the Netherfield Ball changes the course of history. 13015 words, ©2004.

First Meetings - This is a story about how some of the couples in Pride and Prejudice met, long before the events of the novel. 4933 words, ©2002.

The Lesson of a Lifetime - One of the characters from Pride and Prejudice reflects on her life, years after the events in the novel. 2936 words, ©2005.

Carrie-Sue - A farce which pokes fun at the over-villainization of Caroline Bingley. 17705 words, ©2005; revised 2019.