What if Colonel Fitzwilliam reacted differently after his fateful conversation with Elizabeth about Darcy and Bingley? If you are a hardcore Lizzy/Darcy shipper, this is not for you.

Mr. Bennet was a powerful mage and adventurer in his youth. After having his future children cursed, he decided to retire. The first time his wife was pregnant, he used his magic to prevent the curse, and Jane was born perfect. Thinking the curse was gone, he did not use magic when his wife was pregnant again, and Elizabeth now bears the full brunt of the curse. E&D, WIP, HEA

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.

A what if story. What if Jane had a different reaction to her experiences? What if someone new came into the picture? How would the story change?

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)

A breeze drifted around him, the leaves on the trees turned silver under the sun. Pemberley was at its best, the rolling terrain a verdant green that soothed the soul. Darcy envisioned Elizabeth taking her walks here, rising early, swirling the mist as she moved across the land. Then and there, he made up his mind. He would pursue Elizabeth Bennet. Based on a scene from the 2005mov

Mr Darcy comes across Elizabeth on Oakham Mount watching the sunrise. He escorts her part way home and they share a conversation.

In a society where arranged marriages are the only way to marry, will your true love get assigned to another? Darcy, Elizabeth, Bingley, and Jane are about to figure it out. A severely-AU Regency twist. E/D and J/B happily ever after. (Sample Only)

A second glance at Elizabeth, and Darcy felt an immediate pull. In a library one evening, his guard dropped, and he couldn't help himself. It was not a lady's imagination that led a rapid jump from admiration to matrimony skipping over love, but it was rather the heated actions of both. Deep feelings tend to get in the way when hidden and can undo the potential for happiness.

FIRST THREE CHAPTERS ONLY - Mr. Darcy arrives in Hertfordshire the day after Mr. Bingley meets Jane Bennet and her sisters at the Meryton Assembly. While visiting his friend's new home at Netherfield Park, Miss Bennet and her sister Elizabeth are taken ill, and Darcy receives some surprising news. (FULL NOVEL IS AVAILABLE IN KU UNTIL MARCH 2019)

After Mr. Bennet's untimely death and the cruel and unhappy marriages of Mrs. Bennet and Jane, Elizabeth is determined that wedding bells will never be her fate. So when Mr. Darcy makes an offer of marriage, she responds with an offer of her own - to be his mistress, but not his wife. An exploration of Regency social and political mores. Angst, HEA, some explicit content.

Who is Lady Elizabeth and what is her connection to Netherfield? Why is Netherfield let at last? How long did it lay unoccupied and why? What of the Legacy? Commencing with a subtle variation from the book, the mystery of Netherfield is uncovered, one elusive clue at a time. PIP, unedited.

Mr. Darcy finds out what life will be like with Elizabeth married to Mr. Collins. How will he react? Can he let her continue with such a small-minded man? Once assumptions are corrected, can Mr. Darcy be anything other than a friend to Elizabeth. NOTE: pulled for publication with only a sample remaining here. Published as "Pride and Patience" on Kindle and Nook.

Elizabeth Bennet reacts to the Hunsford Proposal in an entirely unexpected way, with the help of several friends from Meryton.

What if Elizabeth Bennet COULD NOT dance with Mr. Darcy at the Meryton Assembly; for some reason other than the gentleman being distraught and cranky and stuck up and shy and stubborn and a bit of a jerk when you get right down to it. Let's find out.

What if Elizabeth gave Darcy a chance to rephrase his horrid proposal?

What if magic was a part of life? The Bennet family live near Meryton, in a world where many people have the ability to wield magical power the Bennets have plenty. Elizabeth feels an immediate interest in the powerful Mr Darcy but his opinions are not friendly and her interest soon turns to disgust. A fantasy twist on a classic tale. Now complete, sequel in progress.

The day after Elizabeth and Darcy get engaged, Elizabeth receives a distressing letter from Mr Collins, which sends her into a terrible depression and severely alters the weeks following. Neither Darcy nor Jane has never seen her this way. Their engagement still unannounced, Darcy must find a way to express his worries without raising suspicion, as Lizzie refuses to talk.

Elizabeth Bennet is NOT surprised by a proposal in Hunsford, because she receives Fair Warning of the impending disaster from an unexpected source and she shall know how to act.

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.

Mr. Darcy's world turns on its head as he discovers at the Netherfield ball that he has misjudged everyone's motives: Mr. Wickham is more honorable, Miss Bingley more conniving, and Miss Elizabeth more resentful than he'd given any of them credit for.

Mary is used to being the overlooked Bennet sister, but when Colonel Fitzwilliam accidentally enters her life, everything changes. As cousin to Mr Darcy, Col. Fitzwilliam knows what it's like to feel invisible. His experiences at war have left him with one goal in mind: to marry, set up home and live in peace. How will this newfound interest in love inspire his cousin, Mr Darcy?

Nature's a fickle thing. When four days of rain occur earlier in Jane Austen's Pride & Prejudice to trap Elizabeth and Jane at Netherfield Park, new romances, misunderstandings, and alignments are made. Volatile tempers never did well cooped up together.

She wakes up Mrs. Darcy with no idea how it happened! Now available as an ebook on all major retailers. THANK YOU Fanfiction readers, you all are the BEST! XOXOX EAW.

What if Mr Bennet had been more sensible with his money. He could haver amassed a respectable dowry, if not a large one, for our famed Bennet daughters. Would this have changed their fate? would it have changed it for the better or worse? Published under two different ratings.

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

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?

On your sixteenth birthday, a name appears on each wrist - one, the name of your soulmate, the other the name of your enemy.

A Regency set, Pride and Prejudice AU. What if Darcy and Elizabeth met under entirely different circumstance? Naturally, "The course of true love does not run smooth" but I hope it runs interestingly. My first attempt at Austen fic. *ALL* Comment welcome.