The famous letter never reached its target. It is now 1814, and Elizabeth Bennet is desperate, desperate enough to seek out the man she scorned and accept a proposal from three years before... even if Mr. Darcy is not quite the man she remembers. AU, Regency.

Darcy and Elizabeth first meet and form a friendship months after Jane marries Bingley. The words of a friend can cut deeper than those of an enemy...can their friendship survive or will it turn into something more?

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?

This is a continuation of our favorite novel. Elizabeth and Darcy have been married for a few years but still struggle as they attempt to become partners in life.

Colonel Fitzwilliam shares a story about Darcy's past with Elizabeth, just hours before his cousin proposes. This single breach in confidence changes the futures for all three involved. It's a story about falling in love, falling out of love, and sometimes just falling. Sample.

What if Georgiana had been at Netherfield? How would it change the story?

Elizabeth never meant for this to happen. One mistake-one simple mistake-and her life had unraveled around her. Now, on a path she never expected or wished for, she must learn about herself, about the things that are lost along the way to who we will become, and about the power love has to heal as well as to harm. After such a mistake, can she truly ever be happy again?

Five years before their fateful meeting at the Meryton Assembly both Mr Darcy and Miss Elizabeth had significant events occur that changed their lives forever. Can two people so heavily burdened by family obligations ever find happiness together? Join their journey as Pride and Prejudice meets the Butterfly Effect and commences in the library at Netherfield.

Darcy's past hardships alter his views of love and marriage so much that he makes choices none who knew him would have anticipated.

This story involves events after a further delay in Elizabeth's reception of Jane's letters in Derbyshire. Because of this, the Gardiners and Elizabeth had another full day in the presence of the company at Pemberley. The extra time allows for a slightly altered course of events in Regency P&P.