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: Taken down temporarily, but will be back!

Mr. Bennet's death forced Elizabeth to accept Mr. Darcy's first proposal, but she is not happy about it. after three months of marriage, can Mr. Darcy's cousin help him to overcome his uncomfortable shyness around his new bride and actually confess his feelings to her?

A very short insight into Elizabeth's thoughts while making her mind about Mr Darcy at the end of Pride and Prejudice. EB, FD.

Sometimes life doesn't go the way you planned. A little post-canon story.

Viking era variation. How will Elizabeth manage when she is forced to wed the savage viking Fenrir Darcyson and travel to a foreign land with pagan customs? A brutal era remebered for its violence, rapes, fierce warriors and heathen rituals. Warning: Not for the faint hearted… Violence and rape although not described in detail. Disclaimer: I am not Jane Austen

What started out as a what if Jane had died at Netherfield plot ended up as a lust is not love and you can love someone who doesn't deserve it plot. Warning: major character death and Mr Darcy does the unthinkable. D&E HEA Disclaimer: I am not Jane Austen, an author nor English.

After his autumn sojourn to Hertfordshire, Fitzwilliam Darcy returns to London, determined to find a suitable bride. He knows he is rich and handsome, so it should not be very difficult. Or so he thinks. This story follows Darcy through Pride & Prejudice, mostly during the times when he is not seen in the book.

It is a truth universally acknowledged, that a single man in possession of a good fortune, who prides himself on his self-control, must be in want of a vice. For William Darcy, that vice is Elizabeth Bennet. Modern AU.

After Mr. Darcy's disastrous proposal at Rosings, can Brighton offer a second chance? The one where Mr. Bennet sends Elizabeth with Lydia to Brighton, Lydia finds trouble, and Mr. Darcy makes a second attempt at a first impression. Add smugglers, a storm, and a baby seal, and you're in for a rollicking seaside romance.

When Lady Catherine de Bourgh visits Elizabeth Bennet at her family home, they sit at a picnic table on the lawn for the visit. That night Elizabeth takes ill. Now, with Elizabeth seriously ill and fading fast, Mr. Darcy must find a way to save Elizabeth's life if possible, or lose his only love forever. All chapters will still be on my site to read www DOT bellabreen DOT com

An unexpected second chance...but will Lydia ruin it? Mr. Darcy goes to Brighton to meet his cousin. Elizabeth goes with the Gardiners to keep Lydia from causing scandal. Will they run into each other? The last time they had met was Mr. Darcy's horrible proposal at Hunsford! Published. You'll have to read the rest on my site.

Darcy and Elizabeth are staying in Bingley's house in the mountains, and the sun is setting. The night is so beautiful - Darcy cannot tell Elizabeth how unsuitable, how inferior she is - no - not in such a romantic atmosphere. So, instead, he says...

Darcy, having suffered a head injury following a fall from a horse, saw a possible future marriage and life with Miss Elizabeth Bennet. On returning to his pre-married state he could only cling to the echo of his memories but he was determined to see that future realised. The only obstacle, Miss Elizabeth didn't much like him... yet. NOTE - a follow on from 'forget me not'

Darcy makes good use of Elizabeth's time at Pemberley.

The Bennet family have put their difference aside for Mary, George Wickham wants Lizzy back and William Darcy just wants her. Non-canon. I do not own any of Jane Austen's characters, but the story is mine.

Elizabeth Bennet enters the Netherfield Ball with a desperate plan in mind, willing to break or at least bend all the rules of propriety. How desperate? Let's find out.

PREVIEW ONLY; AVAILABLE ON AMAZON/KINDLE - The first of a three-book series, this story begins with Elizabeth Bennet as a ten-year-old girl who loves to climb trees and has an active imagination. Fitzwilliam Darcy moves into the neighbourhood with his ailing mother and develops a great friendship with the young girl. Rated K for mild language. Non-canon.

It is a truth universally acknowledged that a new family of great fortune must be in want of some robbing. Unfortunately for this family, their salvation lies in the hands of two unhappy partners. An alternate interruption of Jane and Lizzy's Netherfield stay. (Sample Only)

They were all in college for heaven's sake. Heaven help if you caught feelings. Hookups were permitted, even encouraged, lest you became desperate, but dating and relationships, ooh, ick! College was the time about you. Excerpt only, story pulled for publication.

Mr Darcy – detained unexpectedly in town by pressing business – arrives at Netherfield to find a delightful Miss Elizabeth in residence, and a desperate Miss Bingley devising schemes. One-Shot. (Rated M for suggestions of intimacy – I've kept it as innocent as possible, but prefer to err on the side of caution with the rating)

PREVIEW ONLY Avail. on Kindle/Amazon 4/15/19 - Mr. Bennet takes ill and Elizabeth decides to take a position as a companion. When Darcy hires her for the job, he finds himself tempted but grants his sister's wish for Elizabeth's friendship, getting to know her better in Derbyshire, unable to relent his pride in his position in life as a wealthy gentleman.

Because I can't enough of the "Elizabeth meets Georgiana before Darcy" trope. Just to be clear: written while tipsy and never edited. No plans to edit either! I'm afraid grammar mistakes, misused titles, and omitted words are here to stay.

2005 Movie-verse. Right before Darcy proposes to Elizabeth for the first time, an unexpected event occurs that reveals his true character to her. How much will her opinion evolve once she sees this change? 11-11-11.

When Elizabeth Bennet ventures outside the Netherfield Ball for a bit of air, she witnesses something dreadful and confusing: Mr. Wickham clubs Mr. Darcy over the head and hauls him into a carriage. She can't help but react. And then Mr. Wickham bundles her off in the carriage as well. She's seen too much.

Lizzie gradually takes over the running of Longbourn after becoming aware of her father's neglect... with impacts far greater than she could have ever imagined.

First two chapters (in one post) only! ***What if Darcy began to change his ways much sooner than in canon? What if he realized long before Hunsford that he had been mistaken about Miss Bennet's regard for his friend and his own advice? Can he untangle the problems he has created and change on his own, guided by his dreams? Or will he need all the help he can get?

Subtitle - Sorry I Accidentally Exposed Myself And Now We Are Forced To Wed Even Though We Hate Each Other. Elizabeth Bennet and Mr. Darcy are quite angry with each other as she had just turned down Mr. Darcy's offer of marriage. However, fate intervenes. On Nov. 5 this will be taken down and available on to buy or bellabreen dot com to read.

Miss Caroline Bingley is desperate for Mr. Fitzwilliam Darcy. So desperate that she devises a shocking plan to trap the two of them together in a room at night. Then Mr. Darcy will be forced to marry her. But when Miss Bingley's plans go awry, it is not she and Mr. Darcy who are trapped together, but rather Miss Elizabeth Bennet and Mr. Darcy.

Darcy retreated to Pemberley to nurse his broken heart after Elizabeth rejected his proposal at Hunsford. Elizabeth, touring Derbyshire with the Gardiners, met Darcy in the grounds of Pemberley. Follow a new trajectory after they overcome their shyness to talk more openly than in canon. Book is now available on Kobo and Kindle. Author: Margaret Gale.

What if Mr Darcy had never made it to Ramsgate? Georgiana elopes and the Darcy family must weather the consequences...

Elizabeth is understandably a bit worried about submitting to her new husband's desires. Little does she know that Mr. Darcy desires only to submit to hers. A wedding night/marriage bed story.

A sequel to Pride and Prejudice covering the early years of the married life of Elizabeth and Fitzwilliam Darcy. True love, new life, and tragic loss will all come to play in shaping the future lives of the young family at Pemberley and those dear to them. (Now continued in my new story: Sunshine and Shadows.)

A moving sermon leads to a random act of kindness that impacts the lives of the Darcys and changes the course of their story. What will be the final result for Elizabeth and Darcy?

Elizabeth has shut herself off from everything she cares about, concentrating on work to ignore the pain she's bottled for the last year. Her family and friends are concerned but nobody can get through to her. But one evening, catching up with her friends at the usual pub on their usual Friday night ritual, an old friend returns. Can Will coax Lizzy out of her withdrawal?

A forced marriage story. With a colorful twist.

A misguided proposal ends in a kiss. Conflicting emotions throw Elizabeth off, but sympathy wins out when Darcy falls to his knees in shame. Darcy learns humility. Elizabeth learns the truth. Can they find a quicker HEA when they lay it all on the table?

After his disastrous proposal at Huntsford, Mr. Darcy left the country for a while, and Elizabeth married another man. But she is now a widow - living in London, with an independent fortune - and try as he might, Mr. Darcy could never really forget her...

Modern day PnP. Ive tried to stick closely to JA fab book and characters but allowed for modern technology and sensibilities. By popular demand I have moderated the story to a T rating.

Elizabeth Darcy is new to married life. the first few months are a whirlwind of new faces and fancy parties. But not everyone is ready to accept the new happily married couple. Threat looms. Can Elizabeth stand up to everyones expectations? Her own are the hardest to contend with. Follow on from dream a little dream.

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?

what if Mr Darcy had a dream of the events of pride and prejudice? would he change how he did things? would they still get their happily ever after? My first PnP attempt. comments appreciated. now complete. sequel in progress

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.

After the death of Mr Bennet, Elizabeth take drastic action to secure a roof over her family's heads. M for Lemons. Lizzy/Darcy HEA, ColF HEA, but Jane/Bingley is not a HEA. Some humour in places - This story is now complete, but I will be doing a spin off of Jane/her intended, at some point.

What would have happened if the second meeting between Elizabeth and Mr. Wickham was altered by Elizabeth gaining information that was not colored by her prejudice against Mr. Darcy? How would Elizabeth have gotten that information? A plot twist and a deeper look into the original story- most particularly the servant world.

Mr. Bennet died when Elizabeth was fifteen and she married Mr. Collins to protect Jane and her family. Now, years after he died, will unpleasant memories stop her from finding happiness with Mr. Darcy? One violent event described.

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.

Darcy does not accompany Bingley to Netherfield. Therefore, he does not meet Elizabeth until his first trip to Rosings, resulting in some major changes to the way their relationship develops.

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.

What if Darcy hadn't said, "She is tolerable." What if instead he had said...

"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?

Mr. Darcy is in a chaotic emotional state just a week after his failed proposal to Elizabeth Bennet. When he takes his frustrations out on a midnight ride, he comes across an upturned carriage, only to find the one and only Elizabeth injured inside.