Tired and disillusioned by society, Mr Darcy decides to take a vacation, but most certainly not of the kind one would expect from a man of his consequence. No, to avoid turning bitter he decides it's time for a change and a drastic one. What he has not counted on is, that in doing so he could lose his heart. INFO: Will be taken down on 9.9.19., but will be back!

After his disastrous proposal to Elizabeth, Fitzwilliam Darcy reflects on the expectations of his family that he had been so loathe to disappoint and all that made him the last man in the world she could ever be prevailed upon to marry.

Mr. Bennet was a powerful mage and adventurer in his youth. After having his future children cursed, he decided to retire. The first time his wife was pregnant, he used his magic to prevent the curse, and Jane was born perfect. Thinking the curse was gone, he did not use magic when his wife was pregnant again, and Elizabeth now bears the full brunt of the curse. E&D, WIP, HEA

Mr. Collins, the Bennets' cousin, is a handsome, amiable gentleman, much to the surprise of his relations at Longbourn. He and Elizabeth easily fall into a close friendship. Mr. Collin's growing affection for Elizabeth does not go unnoticed by Mr. Darcy, prompting new twists and turns in this classic romance. (Elizabeth/Darcy HEA)

Modern AU. Elizabeth Bennet & William Darcy clash as they continually run into each other at Netherfield Dog Park. Elizabeth would be happy to never see him again if it weren't for how attached her dog Jane was to his dog Bingley.

A modern retelling of Pride & Prejudice written from Liz's point of view. Based loosely on places I've been, people and moments in my life, and, of course, Jane Austen's amazing characters. Please read and review!

P&P meets Shakespeare's The Taming of the Shrew. As the first born, Elizabeth Bennet, was overindulged and had no role model to guide her in controlling her temper. Now she has gained quite the reputation. Mr. Bennet had to go to extreme means to force his eldest to consider love, but with her history who would consider approaching her? First five chapters only.

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?

It is a truth universally acknowledged, that the noble lineage of king's wolves was dwindling. These shapeshifters, half man, half wolf, had dominated the ruling class for more than a millennia. In the more recent century few and fewer male heirs were born with the ability to become the werewolf. Mr. Thomas Bennet had more than a few ideas on why. (On hold for a bit longer)