Mr Darcy is not able to see Elizabeth on the evening that she does not go to dinner at Rosings and as a result the disastrous Hunsford proposal never takes place. The next day when hoping to meet her on her morning walk he instead overhears a conversation with Charlotte which leads him to rethink his approach...

What if Elizabeth had overheard the conversation about herself and her family while she was staying at Netherfield? How might her reactions and the outcomes change if she knows early on Darcy admires her eyes and Bingley's family is opposed to Jane? Regency setting, multi-chapter story, WIP. Rated T to be safe.

With Rory fretting over their impending tenure as parents to their new baby girl, Logan begins to question a very conventional tradition and is thoroughly shocked when Rory offers a (very convincing) argument. Rogan. AU to any specific GG timeline. Rated T 'cause pregnant Rory swears a lot and Logan can't keep his hands to himself.

When Elizabeth accepted Mr. Darcy's proposal of marriage, Mr. Bennet complicated his consent with a condition, known only to himself and Mr. Darcy. Elizabeth must spend the season in London, associating with the first circles of society as Mr. Darcy's fiancee. If Elizabeth is unhappy with the experience, Mr. Bennet will withdraw his consent. Will their love withstand the test?

'Her words were a knife, carving and peeling open an unmarred expanse of skin and creating a deep, tender flesh wound on a blank, untouched canvas he didn't know existed.' Rogan. Extra scenes from the dressing room escapades in 'Wedding Bell Blues'. Rated a strong T for language and mild sexual situations.

PREVIEW - Now that the book has been published, only the first chapter remains on FFN as a preview. What would have happened if Lizzy did not hear the insult "She is tolerable I suppose, but not handsome enough to tempt me" at the Assembly Ball? How does Elizabeth behave when her own pride was not mortified? This AU version explores the possibilities

Georgiana comes with Darcy to Netherfield. Elizabeth thinks Jane would be an ideal wife for Darcy, but Darcy himself has other ideas after seeing her interact with his hurting sister. (17 November 2015: I'm hoping to update soon; just published my first novel, and now have some more time to finish this story!)

Mary is determined to catch Mr. Collins with a little help from Mrs. Bennet.

The curate's words haunt Darcy, "So, perhaps, young master, you were born a Darcy because you were not strong enough to be born a farmer." These words ringing in his ears Pemberley's young master struggles to act on the good principles he has been given.

Following the Netherfield Ball and Mr. Collins' unsuccessful proposal, Elizabeth Bennet finds herself forced to reconsider her previous perceptions of certain individuals. This is my first P&P, so feel free to make any comments .

After the untimely death of Elizabeth's father, the Bennet family pushes Elizabeth to accept the hand of the very last man she could ever be prevailed upon to marry. Will she learn to return his love, or continue in her hatred?