Elizabeth has a headache. Darcy hopes to hear she is feeling better.

What if Elizabeth met Darcy once more at Rosings after reading his letter?

Elizabeth knew something was different about that writing desk the moment she laid eyes on it. So what happens when objects placed inside the antique desk go missing and in their place are letters written by a man centuries ago? She writes back of course.

A reflection of a man about the wife he was not in love with. Slight angst.

So what do you do, when you've managed to not only rip out your own heart but his too? Right, you just walk into his summer house, when he at least expects it and try to get it all back on track while matchmaking little princesses and blackmailing bosses pull the strings, doesn't that sound great? Sequel to Long Live the King, Modern AU, and yeah, second proposal; WHATEVER!;)

She'd known him to be a man of few words, but sometimes in the way he touched or kissed or looked at her, she'd thought to have detected a hidden meaning, something he tried to tell her but couldn't quite put into words. She'd let him, partly because there was no point in pressure, partly because she wasn't sure, she wanted to know. Modern AU Hunsford proposal (pretty strong T)

Lizzie Bennet Diaries. Lizzie and Darcy speculate how their relationship could have gone differently in a variety of different circumstances. Let's call it meta-AU and just run with it.

Lizzie Bennet has a problem...Set in the LBD universe, set a few days after the final video. How I think Lizzie would finally say "I love you". Rated T for implied sexy times but nothing overt.

A very fluffy tongue-in-cheek piece. Shorter than usual, so I will say no more! Regency, One-shot.

One-shot of Darcy and Elizabeth twenty-five years into marriage. Darcy decides to awaken the mother of his children in his favorite way. ; Rated M for a reason!

From 'Emma'. Detailing the events which cause Emma to spend the night away from her husband for the first time. Emma/Mr Knightley, post-novel.

You're a little screwed up. No, seriously. Everything you meddle in just spontaneously combusts. Kind of like the Midas Touch, but just, you know, less about gold and more about crap. Emma, Modern Day.

Jane and Edward's first winter together at Ferndean finds them snowbound and isolated from the world. But is their isolation a curse or a blessing? NOW COMPLETE!

The newlywed Darcys deal with marriage, society, and most of all, family. P&P sequel, concurrent with 'A Matter of Chance.'

Jane's introspections on two very different Christmases.

Five years into their marriage, Jane and Edward receive a visit from an unexpected guest, who shows them just how tenuous their grasp on happiness is. NOW COMPLETE!

On their first anniversary, Jane and Edward travel to Moor House where they are both forced to confront the year of Jane's life in which Edward had no part. NOW COMPLETE!

Jane returns from Gateshead more in love with Mr. Rochester than ever. After struggling with her feelings through a fortnight of dubious calm, she finally reaches breaking point on Midsummer Eve... just hours before Rochester proposes.

In the recent tv adaptation, much is made of the temptation posed to Jane by Rochester's Mediterranean villa. This oneshot, the first JE fic I wrote, takes place seven years into their marriage, when there are no more barriers to their happiness.

When the prospect of rebuilding Thornfield arises 3 years into their marriage, Jane and Edward find themselves overwhelmed by the past. To satisfy my desire to see the JR relationship from an outsider's perspect, I've introduced an original character.

The night before her wedding, Jane cannot sleep. An introspective oneshot that explores the otherworldly bond between Rochester and Jane.