Fanny and Henry Crawford's newly married life. How will they find happiness together? Just fluff I can't get enough of. It started out as a one-shot, now we have come to this. Fanny/Henry.

Lady Catherine decides to make an unexpected visit to Pemberley in the summer of '12.

What if Charles Bingley had an older, wiser and more determined older brother who visited Netherfield Park when Elizabeth was there nursing Jane?

While Elizabeth gets a bit of excellent advice from her friend Charlotte Collins while staying at the Hunsford Parsonage, it is the fact that the encounter with Colonel Fitzwilliam occurs a day early that changes the dynamics of her stay at the Parsonage.

I always liked this book, but somehow felt Mary and Henry Crawford were treated unfairly by Jane Austen because they were not stuffy and boring and dependable, like Edmund and Fanny herself, but witty and passionate and likeable. I always felt they would not react in the way they did in the book, but rise to the challenge. So here's what they'd do in my view.

Mr. Darcy is in for a surprise on his wedding night. A one shot.