Lizzy is feisty and spirited. Darcy, not so much.

Sequel to Childhood Impressions. Misunderstandings sunder the childhood friendship of Darcy and Elizabeth. Now an independent young woman, Lizzy must work to regain her old friend – who has become the cold-hearted master of Pemberley. Meanwhile, Georgiana falls in love with her piano master and Jane falls in love with Bingley.

Nick never moved on from Aleze Bennett. He harbored her love; he let the flames breathe. People warned him about getting burned, but he's a ticking time bomb anyway. He's reckless, volatile. He'll do what he can to get her back. Guess what? Time's up.

Lizzie is a free-spirited jet-setting screenwriter wunderkind. Darcy is a neurotic CEO of an international multi-billion real estate business. Will she be his Manic Pixie Girl or Annie Hall; let alone stay in the same time zone long enough to fall in love?

Modern P&P plus my delusional fancies equals a weird plot! I'll stop kidding myself, mathematics ain't my thing... I don't have a conclusion or plan, but hop on the ride if you can deal with a whimsical writer.

Instead of a Hunsford proposal, you get a Vegas proposal with an inebriated Elizabeth and Darcy. What happens to these beloved characters in this very modern, what if, version of P&P.

Today was the day Fitzwilliam Marcus Darcy would reclaim his sense of propriety, snap out of this funk, and bring pride back to the Darcy name. And then a pregnant girl decided it would be a very good idea to stop by and ruin his life.

Will Darcy had absolutely everything. Until the accident. In a glimpse of what could have been, he wakes up beside Lizzy Bennet, the artist he was supposed to dump ten years ago. The fork in his path. Still, what the hell happened to his Armani suits?

Persuasion. Cameron already has more than she can handle: no job out of college, a family that hates her, apart from one needy younger sister. And now, an exfiancé with a bestselling novel and a grudge. Maybe its karma. Or maybe its a 2nd chance

Modernized Persuasion: At the age of 19, Anna Eliot refused Alex Wentworth’s marriage proposal. Eight years later, he’s back in her life and she’s not sure she knows what to do about anything anymore. CH 14 REPOSTED

Alex is a good guy. A simple guy. But what happens when a simple guy meets a complex girl? Can they each take a leaf out of the other's book? The story of fear vs. fate. P&P meets Breakfast at Tiffany's