What if Elizabeth didn't receive a letter from Darcy following his disastrous proposal in Kent? What if Mr Darcy received some worrying news that altered his need for a wife? Darcy finds himself in urgent need of an heir and his quest to find a suitable wife drastically alters the events of Pride and Prejudice. Will they ever be able to overcome their misunderstandings?

Darcy and Bingley are stranded in Meryton and become entangled with an eccentric cluster of sisters—The Nunnery at Longbourn. Colonel Fitzwilliam blows in. Mr. Collins writes Lady Catherine to come. Bingley asks Caroline to keep house and she brings a friend. Intrigues occur as the weather keeps everyone in village. Excerpt only, story pulled for publication.

While visiting the Gardiners in London Elizabeth makes a new acquaintance who ultimately provides essential support for her after tragedy strikes the Bennet family.

Ten years have passed since Darcy's disastrous marriage proposal to Elizabeth Bennet. Despite the regrets they both came to feel, they moved on with their lives. Now Elizabeth Fitzwilliam is returning to England a widow, and there may be a chance of rekindling a lost love.

Just a silly short story inspired by a recent post on Drunk Austen. What would happen if you took the second line of your favorite novel-of any novel-and changed it to, "And then the murders started"? This is my answer. Featuring our favorite characters acting very out of character and yet, somehow, very much in it at the same time. Do not read if you are humor-impaired.

I was watching the Pride and Prejudice mini-series again last night and Wickham got on my nerves, big time. Hey, maybe I'm just PMSing - or maybe someone should have done something about him sooner... (No beta. Spur of the moment.) Rated "T" for sexual references and violence.

Mr. Charles Bingley, lately of London, moves to Hertfordshire where he makes the acquaintance of the bewitching Miss Bennet. Miss Elizabeth Bennet, that is, as her elder sister Jane is spending the season in Town. To what lengths will Bingley's sister and friend go to separate the young lovers and how many lives will be irrevocably altered because it? (Darcy/Elizabeth HEA)

Mrs. Bennet vows never to speak to Elizabeth again after her refusal of Mr. Collins offer of marriage. Unfortunately for her, that vow is achieved in a most unexpected manner with unexpected results.

Mr. Darcy sends Lydia to school in the hopes of improving her character, but on the way to improvement, she might just find love. Sequel to: Wholly Unconnected to Me

Could a Friday night get any worse? Elizabeth Bennet isn't sure: stuck in a loud, trendy club & being constantly hit on by a random weirdo, she's at the mercy of her sister Jane & Jane's boyfriend and stuck with said boyfriend's surly best friend. So what if he's (devastatingly) cute & might be more interesting than she thought? A lot can happen in one night. Modern AU. ONE-SHOT

I've read many a memory loss story. Those who know my work understand I like to give a unique prospective. Someone in the Bennet household has suffered most grievously and at such a time that is changes the direction of Miss Austen's work. In this case it is a most welcome event for some of the Bennet family while causing angst in others.

Mr. Bennet died when Elizabeth was fifteen and she married Mr. Collins to protect Jane and her family. Now, years after he died, will unpleasant memories stop her from finding happiness with Mr. Darcy? One violent event described.

When Caroline goes to Pemberley after the marriage of Elizabeth and Mr. Darcy, will she be able to overcome her losses and develop the bond that was once so precious to her?

One week after the Netherfield Ball, Lizzy receives a letter from Georgiana Darcy informing her that Mr. Darcy is gravely ill and asking for her to come to London to be with him.

When Miss Lydia Bennet is attacked on the road to Meryton on the morning after the Netherfield Ball, suspicions arise on all fronts. Was it a local tradesman's son? Highwaymen? Are the militia men responsible, or will they be the ones to apprehend the murderer? And why has the Netherfield party run off to London the morning after their ball? Truly, a most untoward circumstance...

Dr. Bennet, Lady Catherine's personal physician, has brought his family to live in the shadow of Rosings park to benefit from the attentions of his patroness. Headstrong Elizabeth seems to thwart the great lady at every turn, but for the sake of Anne, Elizabeth is forgiven–until she refuses to turn her back on Mr. Darcy.

"Eavesdroppers will never hear any good of themselves". The truth of this statement becomes painfully evident to Mr Darcy when he finds himself before the window of the parlor of Hansford parsonage. Is he going to act upon what he heard or leave Rosing for good? Rating may change according to how the story unfolds.

When Elizabeth and the Gardiners visit Pemberley a year early, a bond of friendship and sisterly love forms between Elizabeth and Georgiana. The repercussions of this meeting change completely the way Elizabeth and Darcy interact once they finally meet.

You are cordially invited to the wedding of Jane Bennet to Charlie Bingley... Four days of wedding gaiety, a tattooed Elizabeth, three (or four!) eager suitors, a brilliant plan, a scheming Caroline, and embarrassing family members abound. RSVPs recommended.

Georgiana realizes Elizabeth is perfect for Mr. Darcy and an engagement is inevitable. She buys an early wedding gift for Elizabeth, Miss Bingley finds out and chaos ensues. Read to find out how far Miss Bingley will go to stop the engagement.Darcy/Lizzy

Modern P&P. Will Darcy's dare was clear. Within 6 months, he needed to charm, date, and break up with Lizzy Bennet. What wasn't part of the dare, however, was falling in love with her. COMPLETE.