Elizabeth Bennet decides on an entirely different approach to dancing at the Meryton Assembly. This is about novella length, complete in 7 chapters. (COMPLETE)

While visiting Lambton, with the Gardiners, Elizabeth is mistaken for Miss Darcy and kidnapped along with Mr. Darcy. The two of them must work together to endure an unpleasant situation.

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

When life gives you lemons, you should probably wonder where the hell they came from since no one in New England has seen any citrus in the past five years. At least, that would be Lizzie Bennet's first instinct. But then again, her instincts aren't always perfect, as evidenced by the case of one William Darcy. A light, modernish, distopian take on the classic story. *updated*

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 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.

A lucky meeting in the seaside town of Morecastle results in a series of light-hearted adventures and misadventures, accompanied by prodigious amounts of flirting.

Darcy's past hardships alter his views of love and marriage so much that he makes choices none who knew him would have anticipated.

Elizabeth Bennet is a world famous opera singer, she meets Mr Darcy and sparks fly. Regency Period. Disclaimer; I sadly do not own anything related to Pride and Prejudice, that belongs to Miss Jane Austen. COMPLETE!

A modern P&P with a Shakespearean twist. He said she wasn't pretty enough and she threw punch at him. After 12 years Darcy is back in Meryton and Lizzie still hasn't forgiven him.

What if Mr. Darcy had discovered Elizabeth's opinion of him long before the proposal at Rosings? And how would an honest conversation have affected the story?

"If only I had learnt to be a lady," Elizabeth whispered, "then perhaps I might be fit to marry, but as it is, I am not." Is it possible for a man, even one such as Fitzwilliam Darcy, to change her mind?

On her way to visit the Gardiner's, Lizzy finds herself stranded when her car in breaks down. A thunderstorm approaching, she has no choice but to take refuge at a nearby house, even when she finds out the owner is someone she unfortunately already knows

Thirteen months, thirteen days, two people, one relationship. On an unparticular Monday, two people pass each other on the street. Where are they on that same day next month? And the month after that? Modern P&P

He scorned the way she talked, the way she looked, the way she breathed. He hated how she laughed, how she thought, how she walked. He couldn't stand her voice, her hair, her eyes. He couldn't get away, couldn't leave, had to have.... her. P&P FINISHED

Piercings and noserings and tattoos, oh my! A brief, modernized retelling of Austen's masterpiece.

Elizabeth lost her heart to Darcy long ago, when she stripped away his proud exterior and found humanity and passion beneath it. And yet...for his own sake...Darcy can never know. Epilogue up! COMPLETE!