An unexpected twist of fate brings Mr. Darcy to a place he never imagined himself patronizing and where he once again crosses paths with Miss Elizabeth Bennet. She too had been brought here by an unforeseen and cruel twist of fate. Now they must strive to overcome the pain and taint of ruin to find happiness and a future in an unforgiving society who thrives on scandal.

Mr. Collins, the Bennets' cousin, is a handsome, amiable gentleman, much to the surprise of his relations at Longbourn. He and Elizabeth easily fall into a close friendship. Mr. Collin's growing affection for Elizabeth does not go unnoticed by Mr. Darcy, prompting new twists and turns in this classic romance. (Elizabeth/Darcy HEA)

What would happen if at the end of the Netherfield ball Mrs Bennet collapsed and died? What would the shock do to the family? And how would it change things for Jane and Elizabeth?

Michael Lucas, younger brother to Charlotte comes home after three years of being in the militia. There is only one lady that he really wants to see, but will she want to see him. Takes place turning the events of the book.

Darcy's life is changed forever on his 'Grand Tour' when he meets a strange count in Eastern Europe. After being mortally wounded rescuing Georgiana from Wickham's wicked wiles, Darcy retreats to Hertfordshire to hide his swift recovery. Fatally attracted to Elizabeth Bennet at the Assembly, he declares her 'not handsome enough to tempt him' but he knows this is far from the truth.

Colonel Richard Fitzwilliam is battling the demons of his time on the battlefield when by chance he meets Lady Grace MacKenna who is battling demons of her own. Neither is interested in romance, but just perhaps these two will find something in each other

The Road Taken Continued - After two years of marriage, Darcy and Elizabeth should be blissfully into their Happily Ever After. However, old habits die hard, and circumstances arise that resurrect feelings of pride and prejudice. How will the love they have built weather the test against such destructive emotions? Or will they find that their trials surpass the boundaries of love?

Catherine, now Mrs. Fitzwilliam, suffers from the consumption and is treated in a sanitorium with her new husband at her side. During her illness, old wounds open up again and she refuses sleep due to night terrors, not helping her recover from her illness. But bad things always come with good. Told from the Colonel's point of view. (Sequel to TCOTP: Part One)

A simple turn of events sends Kitty and Darcy onto a much different path than either could have anticipated. Or the Kitty/Darcy AU that no one asked for!

Miss Kitty Bennet is growing up, a choice that changes not only her life but could place an entirely new spin on one of the most famous love stories of all time, she just doesn't know it yet. E/D and C/B On Hiatus

Darcy and Bingley are stranded in Meryton and become entangled with an eccentric cluster of sisters—The Nunnery at Longbourn. Colonel Fitzwilliam blows in. Mr. Collins writes Lady Catherine to come. Bingley asks Caroline to keep house and she brings a friend. Intrigues occur as the weather keeps everyone in village. Excerpt only, story pulled for publication.

Jane/Darcy; Lizzy/Colonel; Georgiana/OC; Lydia/OC; Bingley/OC; A lot of what-ifs rolled into one fanfiction just for the hell of it. Timeline will be altered according to the additional events and changed circumstances.

A shocking event brings Mr Collins' younger brother to Pemberley. Richard Collins is seemingly polite, amiable and all that is charming, but to Mary Bennet, he is merely another man. Richard in turns finds Mary fascinating and infuriating, but she will have none of it. Will Mary find true love, or will she 'die an old maid' as her mother always feared?

Or, a tale of five ladies & four gentlemen, Or why daughters should always be chaperoned while out walking. Logical Darcy meets practical eldest daughter Miss Elizabeth Bennet when he comes reluctantly to Hertfordshire in support of a friend. Excerpt only. Story pulled as has been published.

Mary Bennet would prefer to be left to her books, piano and introverted musings, but that's impossible to do when you're sent to chaperone your little sister to every ball and gathering in England. What's worse is when you meet someone who might live up to your standards. Mary must decide if she should keep her wallflower status or become a social butterfly.

While visiting the Gardiners in London Elizabeth makes a new acquaintance who ultimately provides essential support for her after tragedy strikes the Bennet family.

Prologue only. Being prepared for publication. A fateful fall from a balcony at the Netherfield Ball disrupts the fledgling romance between Lizzy and Darcy. When Mrs Bennet arrives home to discover her husband has passed away, she demands Mr Darcy marry her compromised daughter. How will the Bennet ladies survive after they are dispossessed by the entail?

Prologue only. Being prepared for publication. Darcy is inexperienced with women. He is having trouble dealing with his feelings for Miss Elizabeth Bennet. This is an interpretation of PnP, mostly written from FD's POV. There are a few surprises, but it largely fits within canon.

Elizabeth Bennet refuses Mr. Darcy's proposal in Kent but the man gets a second chance after an accident leaves Elizabeth without her memory of that day.

Elizabeth Bennet decides on an entirely different approach to dancing at the Meryton Assembly. This is about novella length, complete in 7 chapters. (COMPLETE)

The forgotten Bennet sister is forgotten no more when a certain Colonel comes to her rescue. In her time of need. He arrives to set straight exactly who she is, but of course, like all happy romances, they face several bumps along their road, many due to pride and propriety.

Kitty speaks to Jane about Lydia's latest letter.

It turns out that Mary Bennet does not care for being publicly humiliated by her father at the Netherfield Ball, and her reaction has far-reaching consequences. This story is moderately high angst, has a pretty bad beginning for the Bennets, and a long road to happiness., but it is several adventure stories in one along with the occasional bit of romance. (NOW COMPLETE - YAY!)

NOT ABANDONED! Please see profile for update on story (6/14/18). How would the events of Pride and Prejudice be altered if Fitzwilliam Darcy had the foreknowledge that Elizabeth Bennet was his future wife and perfect match? AU/Regency

Kitty's courtship with John Lucas is about to enter the betrothal state, but Lydia finds she has feelings for John Lucas too. How can she make him see he loves her? To what lengths will she go to win him over? Sequel to the first Affairs of the Heart.

Mr. Darcy attends the Meryton Assembly. Far from insulting Miss Elizabeth, Darcy accepts Bingley's challenge to dance with the lady. Lizzy has other ideas to make the man less prideful and condescending. What follows is a low angst, heart warming story of a love that will endure. PIP, completely new material from Ch 17.

It begins shortly after Lydia has been invited to accompany Mrs Forster to Brighton; Jane can take no more of her family's behaviour, at least for one day! Work-in-progress, I'm not sure how long it will be by the end. Pairings will eventually include Jane/OC and Elizabeth/Darcy.

Darcy hides from his identity in Hertfordshire in a bid to reconcile himself to his duty and find peace before accepting his inevitable fate. What he discovers instead, is family, love, and acceptance. But what sacrifices will this new perspective cost?

Events at Netherfield Hall take an unexpected turn.

After refusing to become engaged to the most eligible Lord Morecroft, Elizabeth who believes in the unpopular notion of marrying for love goes to stay with her Aunt and Uncle Gardiner in London where she makes the acquaintance of a Miss Georgiana Darcy...

Elizabeth was married at 17, but widowed by 19. Her year of mourning is up and so much is expected of her. For her decisions now affect her son and she must protect his future. Will her desires to stay true to herself lead her down the right road? Or could a sacrificial road bring her more joy?

What if Lydia was never recovered and Bingley didn't return for Jane. Darcy still marries Elizabeth and they take Jane on their wedding tour to Africa. Things go wrong as they are want to do and Jane finds herself with a new admirer in the form of Tarzan.

Darcy does not encounter Elizabeth at Pemberley, Lydia is lost and the Bennet family's reputation is ruined.

Elizabeth stumbles on her Father's secret, his health is failing him. When Mr. Collins proposes to her after the Netherfield Ball she accepts in order to save her family. But what happens when she realizes Mr. Darcy is her true love?

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?

When Mr. Darcy comes to Netherfield for a short visit, Mr. and Mrs. Bingley think it wise to mind his comfort and, of course, Elizabeth's.

Darcy did not make it to Ramsgate to prevent the elopement and so did not go to Netherfield. How will he react to Elizabeth now, eighteen months after Georgiana's elopement, when he has suffered from such a great betrayal of trust?

This is an alternate series of events in relation to Damnation's Damsels where Elizabeth and Darcy have a HEA and where Jane and Bingley do not(Sorry for the spoiler). Please refer to the other Damnation's Damsels if you would like to read a storyline without the HEA for Elizabeth and Darcy. Both are on my profile.

The first three years of Jane Bingley's marriage were sweet but passionless in Netherfield. After searching for months, the Bingleys purchased a decrepit but sprawling estate thirty miles north of Derbyshire. It is everything Charles desired, but even so close to Lizzie, Jane's loneliness only increases as her inability to bear a child becomes more prominent in the cold north.

A case of scarlet fever ravages the town of Meryton and changes the fates of the Bennet family and other local families. Yet Mr. Bingley and the militia still move into the neighborhood. They find love more quickly. With a few original characters as well.

Bonus novella to Seasons of Serendipity series. Jane Bennet finds a man better than Mr. Bingley in Lord Graham Hamilton at Mr. Darcy's estate in Scotland. Exiled there to care for her sister's bastard child with Mr. Wickham, Jane struggles to allow herself a happy future.

What would have happened if Jane Bennet had married that young gentleman that sent her poetry when she was fifteen? How will Elizabeth react to the gentlemen at Netherfield if she has another example of marriage right in front of her?

Continuation of Fortunes and Follies (Part 1). * Not a standalone story. *

Elizabeth can't stop Lydia from going to Brighton, but maybe she can drive the point home that not all pretty faces can be trusted. A sisterly conversation could change the course of the books. One-shot.

Short story written for an AHA - A Happy Assembly challenge. Rated T for the yuck factor. Chapter 2: Mrs. Bennet and Mr. Collins live the good life ;)

Netherfield Park is let at last - to someone not Charles Bingley. Follow the Wilders as they blend into Hertfordshire and influence the Bennets. *It does include all the canon characters with minor twists,*

What if the Colonel did not go to Rosings and Darcy's proposal was less harsh and a little more heartfelt? How would Elizabeth react to his admission of love? Please note that Volume 2 starts at chapter 9 and includes the Surrogacy issue within the story. If you do not wish for this subject within the Darcy marriage, you are welcome to end the story at Chapter 8.

This is a sequel to A New Life for Cathrine Bennet. As the title indicates, this is Mary's story.

Jane is the main character in this what-if that starts at the Netherfield Ball. When you discover that someone is not what you thought they were, it can change everything. (Chapter 1 can be read by itself as a one-shot, or you can read the full story.)

For Elizabeth, the joy of her marriage and honeymoon are followed by the demands of becoming Mrs. Darcy, all while helping her shy new younger sister come out into society. Georgiana must deal with more suitors than she expected, when she fears nothing more than once again being persuaded to think she is in love with the wrong man.

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

Mary and Kitty Bennet are the only two daughters left in the Bennet household. After a particularly nasty argument, Mary and Kitty come to an agreement. Mary will teach Kitty how to play the pianoforte and stop acting like a child, and Kitty will teach Mary how to dress nicely and dance reels. Friendship blooms between the often forgotten sisters as they begin to finally grow up.

After the death of Mr Bennet, Elizabeth take drastic action to secure a roof over her family's heads. M for Lemons. Lizzy/Darcy HEA, ColF HEA, but Jane/Bingley is not a HEA. Some humour in places - This story is now complete, but I will be doing a spin off of Jane/her intended, at some point.

Darcy's horse casts a shoe while riding to Pemberley which causes him to miss encountering Elizabeth Bennet who is touring the estate. Thus he is unable to show her his change in behaviour, fails to learn of her improved opinion of him, fails to meet the Gardiners, and fails to learn what happens to Lydia. (Updates on hold for a week or two)

Mrs. Bennet vows never to speak to Elizabeth again after her refusal of Mr. Collins offer of marriage. Unfortunately for her, that vow is achieved in a most unexpected manner with unexpected results.

This is a crossover between P&P and S&S. I was advised to move it to the P&P section because few people go to the crossover section. Elinor and Jane became friends in London. Colonel Brandon and Colonel Fitzwilliam are old friends. Darcy's not as proud as he seemed. And then they're all at Pemberley.

Ch 1-5 1st 4 chpters & epilogue of the fanfic Via Luton, now published, wherein Darcy's proposal is immeasurably worse than JA's original. Ch 6 onwards, NEW THREAD, Ruth's story, in which Darcy's chėre amie, Genette, returns to Yorkshire to turn over a new leaf and encounters the sad Colonel Brandon.

While Lydia is in Brighton she seems to come down with Kitty's cough, and while Miss Bingley is at Pemberley, she determines to show that she is the superior walker to Elizabeth Bennet with unexpected results. One-Shot

Mr Bennet accidentally overhears something and it is not favourable at all. Now, what to do? This little oneshot is set sometime during Elisabeth's stint in Kent. Could this still be cannon or couldn't it?

Mr. Darcy sends Lydia to school in the hopes of improving her character, but on the way to improvement, she might just find love. Sequel to: Wholly Unconnected to Me

The night before their wedding, Elizabeth and Jane get a bit more information than they wanted from their mother. Written for the "Ludicrously Bad Sex" challenge on another site. One-Shot.

Rejected and mocked by his beautiful cousins, the foolish and pompous Mr. Collins has married the old and dull Miss Lucas. The odds seem stacked against their happiness, but hope springs eternal in the world of Jane Austen.

Bad luck, good luck. Sometimes it's just a matter of perspective. With a little bit of both, starting with George Wickham's initial entry into Meryton, the course of events take some different directions. D&E, J&B, Mary/Collins, Wickham/OC.

After Wickham's embarrassing entrance and exit from Meryton, Luck or Fate is kind to those in need of a little romantic help, especially on the day of the Netherfield ball. A companion piece to "Luck is Not Always a Lady".

A series of unfortunate events make Wickham's entrance into Meryton quite a different spectacle. And five months later, he learns that luck can be even less of a lady.

My name is Caroline Bingley and I am a fool. A One-Shot from Caroline Bingley's POV.

Mr. Collins proposes to Mary like he should have done. I wanted her to have a happy ending. Don't worry- there's no physical contact, because let's be honest, no one wants to think about Collins so much as holding hands with a girl XD 95% book, 5% A&E 1995.

After spending 10 years living in solitude after the death of her husband and son, Mrs. Marianne Westfield nee Bennet decides to spend Christmas with her brother's family. Getting to know her nieces gives her an idea that will work to the benefit of all.

With their elder sisters married and moved away, Kitty, Mary and Maria remain unmarried in Meryton. This story continues Pride and Prejudice and tells the stories of the three single daughters of the Bennett and Lucas families. Will the three girls all find true love and happiness, or do they have a different fate?

One Shot. What if there was more to Caroline than generally accepted? What if she genuinely loved Darcy? How would she deal with him marrying another woman? Please read and review - you may not like Caro, but I'm curious to see if I can make her a little sympathetic with this.

"If any young men come for Mary or Kitty, for heaven's sake send them in, I'm quite at my leisure". "S-Sir? I'm glad to hear you say that…" A short outtake on the 2005 movie ending.

When Mr. Bennet takes Kitty to Pemberley, she's thrilled to learn that there are three single gentlemen also staying in the house, and one of them is not only handsome, but rich. But she can't figure out how to get him to fall in love with her. If she fails, she's going to be the only Miss Bennet left, and she cannot let that happen.

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.

Naive and sheltered, the world Lydia is thrust into with the failing of her marriage causes her to grow up. How will she survive? And will her sisters help her?

What was Darcy really thinking during the events of Pride and Prejudice? Let's cut out all the speeches and get to the nitty-gritty! A P&P short story. COMPLETE.

The Gardiners' trip to The Lakes is not postponed and Elizabeth never visits Pemberley.

AU. When Elizabeth goes to Hunsford where she meets Darcy again, she is aware of Wickham's character. She had a tentative friendship with Darcy in Hertfordshire, before he left Netherfield. Bingley is particularly OOC, he's not the amiable and humble man we know from P&P. It also includes a vile Wickham, however no real angst, I think.

Elizabeth is slightly more perspicuous and thoughtful, and does not fall for Wickham's story, leading to an earlier resolution to a attachment to Darcy. Mrs. Gardiner also plays an expanded role.

Charlotte has now been married to Collins for a couple of years and realizes she's not happy. More than that, she's lonely and she realizes that loneliness in another person. I do not own any of the characters. It's all that amazing Jane Austen.

I've read many a memory loss story. Those who know my work understand I like to give a unique prospective. Someone in the Bennet household has suffered most grievously and at such a time that is changes the direction of Miss Austen's work. In this case it is a most welcome event for some of the Bennet family while causing angst in others.

Pregnancy was dangerous and not always easy. Jane Bingley experiences one of the difficulties that can affect a woman expecting a child. ANGST. Character death.

three years into their marriage Elizabeth and Darcy are forced to make hard decisions due to unusual problems when faced with a path of destruction led by none other then Elizabeth's foolish sister, and her manipulative husband, Lydia and George Wickham. Will the pain caused by the Wickhams ever cease?

summer of 1832: after scandal befalls the wickham girls, their mother removes the family to pemberley. what will happen when young people of so different upbringing are forced to spend the summer together?

While visiting Pemberley for her sister's One Year Anniversary Ball, Kitty Bennet is found in a compromising position with Colonel Fitzwilliam the new Earl. My first time writing FF, all kind & constructive criticism is appreciated.

Follow Mary Bennet in her quest to discover her true self, as unlikely friendships are formed, tentative romances occur, and matchmaking attempts run wild. Also featuring Kitty, and minor Austenian heroines. Now complete.

What if the militia came to Meryton earlier than the occupants of Nethfield? What if the gentleman commanding the regiment did not have a young wife? If you're interested in finding out how this would change the events of Pride and Prejudice, please follow me on a journey into the somewhat unknown! Errors at the end of Chapter 17 now fixed.

A selection of one-shots, expansions, character studies, etc. from An Untoward Circumstance. Please read that story first. E/D, J/B, M/OC, K/Mr. Stone L/OC, Mr.B/Mrs.B

Mr. Bennet died when Elizabeth was fifteen and she married Mr. Collins to protect Jane and her family. Now, years after he died, will unpleasant memories stop her from finding happiness with Mr. Darcy? One violent event described.

Mary, the wallflower of the Bennet family was content with her life. With books and piano for company, who would feel the need for a husband? Certainly not her! Her peaceful life, however, is shattered as she meets a dazzling array of gentlemen and falls in love. But who will she choose? Someone with merely a glamourous cover or someone with a more meaningful content?

A sensible girl like Mary Bennet knows that falling in love is a silly notion to believe in. People do not simply fall in love within a dance or two. Her ideas about love, however, are to be challenged in a game of wit, intellect, and perhaps, a bit of silliness from her part.

P&P AU - What if there was a scandal in the Bennet family prior to Darcy meeting Elizabeth, could he overcome his pride? What if Elizabeth saw him as another immoral gentleman, could she overcome her prejudice?

When Miss Lydia Bennet is attacked on the road to Meryton on the morning after the Netherfield Ball, suspicions arise on all fronts. Was it a local tradesman's son? Highwaymen? Are the militia men responsible, or will they be the ones to apprehend the murderer? And why has the Netherfield party run off to London the morning after their ball? Truly, a most untoward circumstance...

Mrs. Bennett was a open and at times even vulgar woman who had little care for propriety. Shouldn't have surprised anyone that she was verbose in explaining the marriage bed to her daughters.

What if Wickham loved Lydia? What if the militia came to town around the same time as Mr. Bingley. What if Darcy and Wickham needed each others help. My first story ever please be kind!

Shortly after the marriage of Mr. Collins Elizabeth and her sister Mary venture to visit their dear friend as promised, neither sister knew that love was waiting for them just out of sight. Mary/Col Fitzwilliam Complete

Just a thought of how it could have gone, if things had gone different. Jane refuses Bingley, Elizabeth does not give Darcy any encouragement and Lady Catherine never came to Longbourn. There is NO HEA for the Bennet ladies in this short one shot!

Mr Bennet intended to father a son, and the P&P story hinges on the fact that he did not. How might life have been different if Elizabeth Bennet DID have a brother? This tale is regency set, but my knowledge of the period comes from the glimpses Jane Austen has provided in her work. I have filled the gaps with my own imagination, so I cannot vouch for its historical accuracy!

Caroline Bingley was snobbish, proud, and so very unlike her brother; but then again, cruelty is simply a defence mechanism employed by those who are bitter and heartbroken.

Charlotte did not marry for love. She was twenty-seven and scared with no prospects, so when she saw her chance to escape her fate, she seized it, hoping only to be treated kindly, and for perhaps a fondness to grow over time. Mr. Collins is not a complicated man, after all - though, as it turns out, he can be a surprising one...

AU: After Mr. Darcy's disastrous proposal at Rosings Park, Elizabeth Bennet marries his cousin, Colonel Fitzwilliam. In distress, Mr. Darcy proposes to Caroline Bingley; but perhaps their relationship will not be as frustrating as it may seem...

Netherfield Park is let to a certain Mr. Bingley. A few months later, three additional gentleman arrive: two Fitzwilliam's and one Darcy. Life in Hertfordshire is turned upside-down, with unforeseen marriages, tragic deaths, and a few unseemly insults. Regency AU, beginning shortly before Darcy's introduction to Netherfield. [Darcy/Lizzy]

Catherine Wickham has never been happy at her home, so she decides to run away. However, she doesn't expect her plans to fail horribly, or to meet an artist who has been considering going to war. When she finds herself falling in love, she has to face the fact that she may be more like her mother than she thought.

Reg/AU. A story in which the rumors of Mr. Bingley's five sisters are true, and this changes everything and nothing all at once. Blackmail plots, compromise, scandal, romance, OCs, and an extremely loveable (but in character!) Mr. Collins. That's right, I said it.

Of course Kitty Bennet is silly, loud, and stupid. That's what everyone says she is. They must be right. Right? (One-Shot)

When the Bennets, accompanied by Mr. Wickham, Mr. Darcy and Mr. Bingley, sat down for dinner, Lydia's cup was somehow poisoned. Can Mr. Darcy determine who it was that slipped the poison into her cup? Reviews appreciated. Completed.

Caroline meets her match. Caroline Bingley's PoV. Wrote this story ages ago as well. Published online elsewhere.

Elizabeth and Darcy are leaving a charmed Life. They have been happily married for 9 years, have 3 beautiful children, and Georgiana is finally back from her honeymoon on the continent and coming to visit. When their peace is suddenly distrupted by none other than, Lydia Wickham, her 4 children in tow. What are they doing at Pemberley? Where exactly is George?

A journey from Hertfordshire to Pemberley turns into a nightmare for Mr. & Mrs. Darcy, their infant daughter Jane, and widowed Charlotte Collins. But little does Charlotte know that the love of her life, Colonel Fitzwilliam, is not far behind. (This is a stand-alone scene from Tree of Life Charlotte & the Colonel. No fear, no cliffhanger here.) Enjoy!

A short peek into how things might have been, had Mr. Collins's conscience been prickled by his accidental viewing of a certain Bennet sister's endowments. An extended one-shot.

Her uncle promised to introduce her to new society, but his sudden death leaves Charlotte without hope. But still, Uncle Gates always fulfilled his promises. One shot.

"Elizabeth, I will not tolerate such impertinent remarks from my betrothed" Collins e was shocked at his sudden change in ey were further on the path to Netherfield then she imagined.Here in the forest, the path was thin.He was blocking her way back. He got closer. "You have no connections, no dowry worth taking, and an estate entailed to me, you have no choice

A parody of every overused cliche in P&P fanfiction smashed into one stupid story. I was quite bored when I wrote this.

Kitty, the one who grew up in the shadow of her little sister, what has become of her when time and years give changes to happenss to everyone else but her? This is a one-shot for now, but maybe someday I will be able to continue this.

Since her father, Admiral Thomas Bennet's retirement from the the Navy, Elizabeth has learned she cannot trust the men of the Ton. Can she trust Fitzwilliam Darcy to protect her from the wilds of Derbyshire ?

Even the best-laid plans go awry for a clear-thinking girl like Mary Bennet. She was no whelp. She didn't hide her humiliation with a cough, like Kitty. Or an idiotic giggle, like Lydia or Mama. No, Mary had a plan.

What happens when Pride and Prejudice characters overhear things that they're not meant to?

On a quiet afternoon, having tea with unexpected friends, Louisa contemplates her husband and her brother.

Life has a way of not turning out as one has planned. The story of Miss Mary Bennet the last of the Bennet girls.

What happened to Kitty after her three sisters were married?

Re-uploaded. The duty of a woman is to be silent and submissive to her husband, or so it was in the day of Jane Austen. Take a look inside Charlotte's perspective as she embraces her fate on her wedding night.

Mrs. Bennet, determined to see her last two daughters married, arranges a holiday in Bath. Will foolish Kitty avoid the temptations of the Georgian city? Will solemn Mary ever lift her head from her books? Will Mrs. Bennet's nerves survive the adventure? Something of a sequel to "Miss de Bourgh in Bath," though previous reading is unnecessary.

Elizabeth and Mr. Darcy do not see each other in Kent, but she visits Pemberley with the Gardiners, only to find many surprises await her there.- Complete!

Elizabeth Bennet, on her way from Kent to London after receiving Mr. Darcy's awful proposal and life-changing letter, falls victim to a freak spring snowstorm, and the only man who can save her is the one she had totally rejected as "the last man on Earth she could be prevailed on to marry."

Another single young man moves into the neighborhood. Mr. Darcy experiences jealousy for the first time, Charlotte questions her own views on marriage, and Mrs. Bennet wins an argument. The story begins when Jane is sick at Netherfield.

During his first week in Meryton Darcy is responsible for an accident that seriously injures Kitty Bennet and they are forced to marry. With the passage of time, and a good deal of patience and forgiveness, their relationship evolves in a manner that is as unexpected as it is gratifying.

Caroline Bingley decides to violate the rules of propriety in order to secure the man of her dreams.

The winter of 1811 was perilously and unexpectedly cold. The roads became impassable and neighbors leaned on each other to bear the barren winter. The Winter of 1811 found Netherfield Park occupied for Christmas. Holiday fic 2012.

Kitty Bennet, once vain and insipid, has come to realize some startling truths about herself. As her thoughts turn to self-loathing and begin to consume her, can her friends and family bring her back to the caring sister she was proving herself to be? Or will it take a series of extraordinary events to turn Kitty's life around? Rated T - themes of depression, self harm, & language

Mary Bennet and Capt Denny continue to disagree and fall in love. Third part of Extended Courtesy and Extended Conflict.

Mary Bennet and Capt Denny are at it again, this time with more scheming and banter. Sequel to Extended Courtesy. Please R&R :

What if Mr Darcy is a widower with a 3 year old daughter? He comes to Netherfield not looking for love but will he find it in the shape of Elizabeth Bennet? Rate and review please.

People only look at his title and wealth, no one sees the real him, not even his betrothed - will he have to live with that and accept it, or will he find a woman who loves him for who and not what he is? Sequel to "The forgotten Sister" Henry's POV

Mrs. Bennet discovers in a most distressing way that achieving her fondest desire may not turn out in the manner in which she expects.

One Shot. Darcy and Bingley never went back to Netherfield after the ball. Darcy encounters Elizabeth four years after that, in a theatre in London. On advice from some reviewers, I have changed some things. I hope you like it.

The morning after the wedding, Mary unravels into a new woman. R&R.

Mary has always been the one being ignored and she thinks that her fate will never change. That she is meant to stay alone forever but her life is about to change drastically, for the better or the worse? Well, that has to be figured out! Mary/OC

A desperate Wickham, on the run from alarming debts in Meryton, encounters a Miss Bennet at an inn, just as he believes someone has caught up with him. His subsequent actions affect the fates of several, in ways that no one could have foreseen.

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.

After Mr. Darcy takes the thoroughly unsuitable Miss Bennet to be his wife, a most seriously displeased Lady Catherine and her daughter repair to Bath in search of new prospects. What adventures await Anne in the exciting spa city? Now with something of a sequel: "The Miss Bennets Set Forth."

A collection of Charlotte/Collins vignettes. Because when you marry someone knowing only the worst of him, you have a lifetime left to discover the rest.

2005 movieverse. Mr. Collins says exactly the right thing.

Regency. At the Netherfield Ball, it is finally time for Mary’s dance with Mr Collins. What exactly is going through the least known member of the Bennet family's mind?

Fifteen years after 'Leaving Longbourn' the Bennet sisters return to their childhood home. Please review! Input is greatly appreciated! Rating just changed from M to T as I am taking it in a different direction.

After Kitty watches her two eldest sisters depart for their new lives her own life becomes a little too hard. So she goes to stay with Lizzy. Little does she know that her life could become even more complicated.I am re-writing this.

Had they been only ten minutes sooner, they should have been beyond the reach of his discrimination, for it was plain that he was that moment arrived, that moment alighted from his horse or his carriage. P&P, ch 43. What if that had really happened?

A letter from Lady Catherine de Bourgh to the new mistress of Longbourn. As officious, overbearing, and impolite as you would wish it to be!

Kitty was the one sister she thought would never be pursued, except Mary, but Mary was an exception. She never can find a man who will admire her, that is, until she finds one in the last place she would think to look.

Life after marriage to that man... A Charlotte and Colonel Fitzwilliam Romance.

We read the year 1801. August the 1st, French troops came ashore in Brighton. Nobody could stop them and five days later the news are reaching Pemberley while Geoffroy d'Arcy, French commander in chief, meets Jane in Rosings. Not without consequences.

With twenty wealthy gentlemen in Hertfordshire, life is decidedly interesting. With a future Lord, a young boy at Netherfield, and all the excitement they afford Georgiana escapes notice except from her new friend Elizabeth

While leaving Brighton with Mr. Wickham, Lydia Bennet gets a chance to have second thoughts.

Too late does Mr. Bennet realise that doing what he believes is the right thing for Mary is not necessarily the best thing.

Story 9 in my series. Georgiana Darcy nee Bingley struggles with motherhood as the rest of the younger generation enters adulthood and the marriage market.

A short one-shot about Lydia Wickham that takes place 20 years after the end of Pride and Prejudice. What if she had realized her mistake and had enough of Wickham? Mature Lydia in the end

When tragedy brings the delightful Darlingtons to Longbourn, Elizabeth forges a deep friendship with the ill-fated daughter, Julia; and finds herself fascinated by James, in whom Darcy is alarmed to discover a worthy competitor for Elizabeth’s heart.

This is just a short story about what might ahve happened after Pride and Predjudice ended! Please read and review!

Colonel Geoffrey Fitzwilliam always knew that he must marry a woman of fortune since he was not to inherit a large fortune like his cousin, Fitzwilliam Darcy. That is, until he meets Miss Catherine ‘Kitty’ Bennet. Chapter 3 up!

Kitty Bennet. Lucky, young, day-dreaming of her own fairy tale, and longing for a sucessful marriage. But perhaps some things are too good to be true... Sequel to 'Mary'

Mary Bennet. Plain, obscure, and never fully understood. The story of the third Bennet daughter, who is not beautiful or charming but rather lone and solitary. And who is this visitor in Hertfordshire? Post-Pride and Prejudice. MaryxOC

Yes, wishes do come through as Mary Bennett will soon learn...Please read and review! Enjoy reading! EPILOGUE IS UP!

Catherine Bennet had long been known as an excitable and slightly irritable girl; 'one of the sillest girls in all of England', her father might say. Perhaps Kitty had not been so silly all along? P&P, Kitty's POV

Going on hiatus for a while during which I'll be writing a Kitty/Colonel Fitzwilliam fic!

Set shortly after the marriage of Mr.Darcy and Elizabeth,this story is a venture into their marriage and the happenings in the lives of their friends and family.

After tragedy strikes the Bennets in unfair proportions Elizabeth feels compelled to begins work as a governess in London, she is surprised to find out who her employer is.

A very short Caroline friendly story.

Mr. Darcy's thoughts and feelings as he dives in to the lake and encounters Elizabeth on the grounds of Pemberley. ONESHOT!

The children of the Darcys and the Bingleys have come of age to make decisions of their own about who they are, what they do, and whom they love.

A behind the scenes version of Lydia's elopement with Wickham, with an unexpected twist or two. Regency, Pride and Prejudice. Now complete! Read and Review!

Rewrite of a previous story. Characters are not mine, all Jane Austen's genius. Please Review!

Kitty and Mary Bennet are the last two unmarried Bennet girls, and are sent to London to live with Elizabeth and Darcy and find husbands. Kitty is afraid that the London ton will find her and her sister dowdy and provincial and so she stretches the truth

While in London, Darcy receives some startling news. The sister that he thought died at childbirth, is, in fact, alive. Will her appearance affect his pursuit of Elizabeth?

When Kitty eats peaches, she can't help but remember...Oneshot

The very extended Bennet, Darcy, and Bingley family is disturbed by a letter from the Continent. Continuing the series that began with 'A Bit of Advice.'

P&P sequel. Catherine Bennet tries to unravel the mystery in which Mr. Darcy's cousin, Rosaline, is shrouded...unwittingly entangling her own emotions in a web of interrelated events.

This is the story of Mary and Kitty Bennet five years after their sisters have been married. In the course of a summer in London, both Mary and Kitty find love unexpectedly, and realize that love comes in many shapes and sizes. Pride and Prejudice sequel

Kitty Bennet goes to visit her pregnant sister Elizabeth at Pemberley. Rewritten (with your suggestions) and completed!