Mr Darcy finds a bloodied Miss Elizabeth on Bingley's land and brings her to Netherfield. As she recovers, the pair grow a close bond. What will Darcy do when he finds out the real reason for Elizabeth being on Bingley's land, in a manner that is shameful to society, in the middle of a thunderstorm? Will they find romance even after the way Darcy acted? ExD pairings. OOC - Mature

Lizzie gradually takes over the running of Longbourn after becoming aware of her father's neglect... with impacts far greater than she could have ever imagined.

The overlooked and locked away daughter of the Bennet family attains happiness when the intrigued Duke of Derbyshire discovers the hidden gem that she is. When the truth of her origins come to light, will it destroy the happiness she so dearly cherishes? *Some sexual and violent scenes are depicted*

Mr. Darcy suffered from a tragic past to become richer, harsher and more worldly; having grown up as a tomboy, Elizabeth has a harder time seeing herself as the beautiful woman she's become. The story takes place in a darker P&P world. Rated M for explicit sexual content and references to nonconsensual sex. Adult audiences only. AU and HEA.

The lonely Duke of Devonshire finds a battered beauty on a country lane. When this overlooked 'country nobody' turns out to be anything but, the ton is in for a surprise! Please Review And Tell Me What You Think **Now ReUploading A Cleaner, Edited Version!**

What if, on her way to Pemberley with her aunt and Uncle, Elizabeth ran into a certain George Wickham who had... less than honorable intentions? How would this have affected what grew to be a love that could weather any storm? Is this something they will ever get past? A woman's virtue once lost is lost forever and Lizzie fears for her future. TW: sexual assault to begin

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!