What if the Bennets' situation was worse than was generally known? What if to save her family from a life in the poor house, Elizabeth decided she had no other option but to marry Mr Collins. How would Darcy react when he discovers that the woman he is in love with is engaged to another man? And more importantly what will he do about it?

Suite d'Orgueil & Préjugés centrée sur les trois premières années du mariage de Darcy et Lizzie. Amour, amitié, jalousies, querelles familiales, drames, introduction dans la bonne société londonienne... COMPLETE

Darcy's misinterpretation of Elizabeth's accusation that he had ruined the happiness of a "most beloved sister" has far-reaching consequences.

"If only I had learnt to be a lady," Elizabeth whispered, "then perhaps I might be fit to marry, but as it is, I am not." Is it possible for a man, even one such as Fitzwilliam Darcy, to change her mind?

PREVIEW - Now that the book has been published, only the first chapter remains on FFN as a preview. What would have happened if Lizzy did not hear the insult "She is tolerable I suppose, but not handsome enough to tempt me" at the Assembly Ball? How does Elizabeth behave when her own pride was not mortified? This AU version explores the possibilities

If Lady Catherine had realised that nothing is more appealing than when it is forbidden, she might have stayed away, and hoped against hope that the rumour about her nephew was no more than that... and she would not have been so helpful in teaching him t

Jane accompanies Elizabeth and the Gardiners on their travels to Derbyshire. Meanwhile Bingley's siblings go to Bath, causing many things to occur at Pemberley.

Margret has grown up a bit, and is obliged to make her debut, though she'd much rather be romping about in her woods or sailing the high seas. But mystery and adventure is sure to follow Captain Margret wherever she goes. T for safety. MargretXOC

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.

What if Mr Darcy had no opportunity to propose to Elizabeth Bennet at Rosings Park? What if he had made the worst fault and compromised her reputation instead? Would he attempt to repair such a fault or allow the Bennet family to fall into disgrace?

Margaret Dashwood loves to climb trees, despite the fact that she's been told by her mother it's not proper for a young lady. One day she slips away from the house, and someone discovers her in a tree. Things are getting interesting, now! Chap 7 is up!