Overworked business owner Fitzwilliam Darcy meets Liz the dog walker (and student) whose sass & eyes he finds both compelling & a breath of fresh air. She appears to have a busier schedule than he, & Fitz feels cheated by time & circumstance. He is ready for romance, but Liz seems hesitant.

Half English/Half French Lisette runs halfway across the world to escape marriage the oily Mr. Collins. Singing, fun & frivolity. High seas adventure, a hurricane, kissing, Captain D'Arcy & misunderstandings! And Lisette/Lottie/Louis/Elisabetta depending on the disguise at the time. Melodrama. "You are the captain, how would we marry, you cannot perform the ceremony yourself!"

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.

First Lizzy had learned of Mr. Darcy's hand in breaking Jane's heart, and then he had offered the most insulting marriage proposal in history. Could a day get worse? Only if she were to be threatened at sword-point, tied up, and whisked away by a rogue, with only the world's most arrogant man to watch over her. Luckily, that wasn't very likely to happen...

An alternate tale of a classic love story had the protagonists' characters and circumstances been a little different.

Regency, D&E HEA. Elizabeth and Jane are children of Mr. Bennet's first marriage. The results of Ramsgate are more dire than in canon. We begin on the night of the Meryton Assembly.

Regency P&P. Reclusive Mr. Bennet lives two lives, one at Longbourn and one in top of London society. Real people and real history mix with our favorite characters to give us this tale.

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.