This is the third and final installment of my P&P series. You will follow our dear couples as well as meet some new ones. If you enjoyed the other two, I hope you stick with me through this one as well.

As suggested in the title of Jane Austen's original work, Darcy's greatest failing is pride. His passionate love for Elizabeth only mitigates this character flaw, resulting in the awful proposal at Hunsford. If happenstance forced Darcy to marry Elizabeth before he loved her, or even knew her at all, would he ever be able to get past his pride to recognise his fortune?

Elizabeth loves her job at Darcy Enterprises, a multi million dollar company with strong charitable ties, but she can't stand the man she works for. So how did she end up in his bed after the companies annual charity ball? Now edited and updated.

Sydney contemplates an unresolved concern about her relationship and future, because she knows she needs to decide how she feels about the issue very soon.

When his friend Bingley drags the beautiful and elusive Will Darcy out for his birthday, he expects a quiet meal out of the spotlight and nothing more. But when they end up at an underground cabaret club, the sensual woman on stage well and truly steals his spotlight, amongst other things, and Will's world is about to be rocked. Less naive, more adult P&P. MA - sex, BDSM & swearing

Winning a presidential election warrants a celebration. In this case, it warrants a very specific type of celebration. M for good reason.

They say there's a thin line between love and hate. The line between Will and Lizzie is electrified, jagged, barb-wired, and has poison ivy growing around it. You see once upon a time Elizabeth Bennet and William Darcy secretly loved each other. But not now. Maybe waking up married in Vegas, and meddling friends & family can help with that. M for language and future lemons.

Post-film. The respite didn't last long. Soon Sydney would have to adjust to a new way of life, massive responsibility, a grueling campaign trail, and a major shock, all the while keeping the personal aspects of her life as private as possible.

Elizabeth never meant for this to happen. One mistake-one simple mistake-and her life had unraveled around her. Now, on a path she never expected or wished for, she must learn about herself, about the things that are lost along the way to who we will become, and about the power love has to heal as well as to harm. After such a mistake, can she truly ever be happy again?

Mash/Mabastian Modern Day AU: Bash is the head of security of his A-List actor father's estate and Mary is the socialite fiancee of his half-A-List-brother. When Mary's life is put in danger at a party, Bash is given the daunting task of being her personal body guard, and the proximity causes them to grow, perhaps, a little too close.

Elizabeth is a young single mom of 2. Abandoned by the twin's father when she found out at 17. She has risen from it and runs a daycare and lives just a few doors down from her sister Jane and her fiance Charles. It is at their wedding that she meets William Darcy. The judgmental jerk who points out all the problems of a young girl raising kids without a father. *Changed Rating*

In this modern retelling of Pride and Prejudice, Elizabeth Bennet is a high-powered, idealistic lawyer, Will Darcy is CEO of a private equity firm, and they grapple with work, love, and family. M for bad language and gauzy sexual metaphors.

Modern:Formidable Lizzy works for prestigious law firm in her Uni break, but after colliding with Will Darcy a conceited prick, news of the big boss coming to town&seeing the last person she wanted at uni,she finds the course of love never runs smoothly

What if, after rejecting Mr. Collins, Elizabeth found herself very much in need of a husband? What if that husband was Mr. Darcy? AU, Regency, and forced marriage. Oh, how I do love angst.

A modern P&P with a few twists. Set in London. Darcy has given up on dating. But when a certain lady with fine eyes comes to work in his office - he's bewitched. Throw in some off - handed comments, some ego crushing and some serious awkwardness. COMPLETE! Epilogue is up!

What might have happened if Elizabeth really was as good at reading people as she first seemed to think she was, if Darcy had better manners, and if there was a special friend to help them along...

Lucy has to deal with all the rumors about her dad and Sydney's relationship, not to mention the fact that almost everyone forgets that four years ago on this day her dad, Uncle, and Aunt told her her mom was dying. A story about Lucy

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.

Filling in the most obvious missing scene between Andrew Shepherd and Sydney Ellen Wade. Yeah, it's pretty much exactly what you think it is!