REWRITTEN. The basic plot remains the same. Published twice a week. At the Netherfield Ball, after requesting Lizzy dance with him, Mr Darcy confesses his sister's almost elopement with Wickham, changing the course of the story we all know and love. This results in a journey of self-discovery, lost innocence and a very different view of the world around Miss Elizabeth Bennet.

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

A what if story. What if Jane had a different reaction to her experiences? What if someone new came into the picture? How would the story change?

A second glance at Elizabeth, and Darcy felt an immediate pull. In a library one evening, his guard dropped, and he couldn't help himself. It was not a lady's imagination that led a rapid jump from admiration to matrimony skipping over love, but it was rather the heated actions of both. Deep feelings tend to get in the way when hidden and can undo the potential for happiness.

Trouble is brewing at Longbourn, the family fortune is all but gone Mr. Bennet knows someone is at fault but unraveling this tangled web is made all the harder with four single daughters just returned from boarding school and the introduction of a wealthy new neighbor. What's a father to do?

What if the Bennet sisters had met Mr Darcy and Mr Bingley the day before the Meryton assembly?

When Lady Fitzwilliam enlists the help of the newly widowed and slightly eccentric Lady Diana Herbert to help her future niece, Elizabeth Bennet, transition into London society, Colonel Richard Fitzwilliam quickly realizes that eight years is not enough time to erase feelings as powerful as theirs. Regency Era. Colonel/OC, Elizabeth/Darcy (Rated T for safety and major angst)

The daughter of a knight, Miss Elizabeth is resolved to dislike her silly mother's newest suitor for her. Fitzwilliam Darcy, heir to Pemberley, is equally determined to reject any matchmaking endeavors targeting him. But who knew the other person would be this attractive? (Sample Only)

While the Bennet sisters are at Netherfield, scarlet fever strikes at Longbourn. Elizabeth's grief may cause her to act erratically, but what's Mr. Darcy's motive for lending a surprising- and seemingly reluctant- hand to treat her 'female hysteria'. Copyright 2017.

What would have happened if Caroline attempted to compromise Mr Darcy? How would Georgiana try to save him from marrying Miss Bingley to repay him for saving her from Wickham?

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

Nature's a fickle thing. When four days of rain occur earlier in Jane Austen's Pride & Prejudice to trap Elizabeth and Jane at Netherfield Park, new romances, misunderstandings, and alignments are made. Volatile tempers never did well cooped up together.

A year after three of her sisters are married, Mary is sent to London to assist her aunt as Elizabeth and Jane used to. Her first time in London, she is hesitant to attend assemblies and balls, much preferring the company of her small cousins or the nearest piano. Will she find more company to enjoy? Hint: yes she will. Read as Mary grows into a fine young woman in London Town.

Darcy and Elizabeth first meet and form a friendship months after Jane marries Bingley. The words of a friend can cut deeper than those of an enemy...can their friendship survive or will it turn into something more?

Regency Alternative Universe. Mr Bennet's leg was badly damaged in a carriage accident when Lizzy was 16. She takes over running the estate and her father sells it to her to avoid it leaving the Bennet family after his death. Elizabeth Bennet refuses to marry to retain Longbourn for her family, happy in her duties and family life. But what is she really giving up? FD/EB HEA.

NOT ABANDONED! Please see profile for update on story (6/14/18). How would the events of Pride and Prejudice be altered if Fitzwilliam Darcy had the foreknowledge that Elizabeth Bennet was his future wife and perfect match? AU/Regency

What if George Wickham and Georgiana Darcy eloped the day before her brother arrived at Ramsgate? Would Mr. Darcy be able to save his beloved sister from a despicable fortune-hunter? What if Elizabeth Bennet toured the Lake District with her relatives during the month of August? Would she make any new acquaintances? (C) 2017

On your sixteenth birthday, a name appears on each wrist - one, the name of your soulmate, the other the name of your enemy.

P&P, Regency AU. Elizabeth has abilities, but fears being accused of witchcraft. She heals her tenants and takes care of her family but suffers from being so helplessly different. Her one certainty is that she will not live like this her whole life, so she will never marry. But love always comes when you least expect it.

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?

A tragic carriage accident leaves Mr. Bennet in a coma and the rest of the Bennet family uncertain of their circumstances as the Collins family-father and so-descend upon their home, one year before the canon start of "Pride and Prejudice". Experience a changed Elizabeth Bennet, as she meets the proud Mr. Fitzwilliam Darcy. THIS STORY IS COMPLETE, AND WILL NEVER BE TAKEN DOWN.

What happens after that fateful walk when Elizabeth Bennet agrees to marry Mr. Darcy? The plan is to take the characters to the wedding and possibly beyond. Feedback Very Welcome! Book version...

Our dear couple is full of their own prejudices and not a little pride. What would happen if Elizabeth insulted Fitzwilliam first? What if he retaliated? What would happen after the Meryton Assembly ball? Rated T because I have not gotten very far into the story, but there will be nothing beyond kisses, amazing kisses, but only kisses for our couple.

What if Caroline had acted on her desire to compromise Mr. Darcy? This is rated T because of the first scene where there is a reference to interaction but nothing more.

Years after being abducted from her original family the Fitzwilliams, Elizabeth is found in the small country of Hertfordshire. But the happiness which follows with her return is short lived as shady happenings are yet to come. The love of a family, the heart of a man and the dangers associated with a long forgotten feud can make anyone appreciate the here and now.

Netherfield Park is let at last - to someone not Charles Bingley. Follow the Wilders as they blend into Hertfordshire and influence the Bennets. *It does include all the canon characters with minor twists,*

What happens when local tinkerer Lizzy Bennet, so clever with machines, meets an upper crust scientist named Fitzwilliam Darcy? A battle of wits and inventions! A little OC, a lot ahistorical, and pretty silly.

Now free on Kindle Unlimited! Only First Three Chapters-Full Text Available on Amazon. After the wedding. Richard Fitzwilliam calls on his cousin Darcy to help him fulfill a troublesome debt of honor, while Elizabeth Darcy, left in charge at Pemberley, is faced with her first real test as mistress...

[Completed] Mr. Bennett is deeply in debt due to bad weather and a little bit of mismanagement. Mr. Darcy desperately wants Elizabeth at any cost. Will he be able to convince Mr. Bennett to arrange her marriage to himself if he pays off his debt?

Taking place one year after the book, we meet up with Elizabeth, Jane, Darcy, and Bingley again, this time, the two eldest Bennet sisters expecting children on the way. But, will their pregnancies proceed without a hitch or will some tragedy from Lydia or their father put a wrench in their joyful lives?

This is a sequel to A New Life for Cathrine Bennet. As the title indicates, this is Mary's story.

Jane is the main character in this what-if that starts at the Netherfield Ball. When you discover that someone is not what you thought they were, it can change everything. (Chapter 1 can be read by itself as a one-shot, or you can read the full story.)

What if Anne Darcy lived to witness the events of Pride and Prejudice? Review please!

What if Elizabeth had not responded to Darcy's proposal by mentioning Jane, Bingley, or Wickham, but only referred to her own feelings in an attempt to make the uncomfortable episode end as quickly as possible? In this version, when asked why he was rejected with 'so little endeavor at civility', she gave the most honest answer: "It is quite simple. I do not love you."

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

What if Mr. Bennet was different? More responsible and worried about his daughter's futures? D & E HEA, but it will take awhile to get there! -ON HIATUS-

What if Mr. Darcy's proposal was interrupted with sad news from Longbourn? Elizabeth-centric.

Accompanying her aunt's aunt to the seaside for the summer, Miss Elizabeth Bennet runs, quite literally, into none other than Miss Darcy. Mr. Wickham's plans go awry and his relationship to Mrs. Younge is uncovered earlier than our villain would wish. Enter a resentful Darcy and I think our characters are all in place.

What if instead of having five daughters he had Jane, a son & Lizzy, Mary and Kitty. How would everyone be effected if Longbourn was safe and how would Mr. Bennett raise his children without Mrs. Bennett? AU

What if the Lydia-Wickham incident occurred a year before the Bennets met the Bingleys, Darcy or Collins? What if Mr Bennet died attempting to recover Lydia and Lydia disappeared ? How much would the story change when a subdued Mrs Bennet, a bolder and less guarded Jane and a depressed Elizabeth meet the Netherfield Party and Mr Collins? HEA for E/D and J/B

The classic twist of Mr. Bennet dies, Darcy offers a marriage of protection, and he and Elizabeth must work through their pride and prejudices without being able to escape one another.

Mr. Darcy and Elizabeth are caught kissing by Miss Bingley and Mr. Darcy is forced to marry Elizabeth. Elizabeth notices her attraction sooner and their married life will have a lot of bumps (will improve summary later. The story itself is better than this, I promise.)

Darcy reluctantly becomes engaged to Caroline prior to joining Charles at Netherfield. Can he face a lifetime in a loveless marriage when he finally meets the woman of his dreams?