Active, outdoorsy, and impertinent, Elizabeth Bennet has gotten into her worst scrape yet. How will she deal with her sudden marriage to the impassive Mr. Darcy? Who is that black shadow peeking through her window at night, and since when has Lady Catherine become part of the deal? An AU dramedy set in gorgeous Derbyshire - a place that I will always dream of visiting.

A somewhat absurd tale of accidentally ripped bodices, gossip columns, eccentric relatives, ill-behaved terriers, and the joys of marrying one's enemy. Elizabeth's POV. Definite HEA.

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.

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...

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.

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

A small literary coincidence puts Darcy and Elizabeth on a quicker and easier courtship path, but as it turns out, marriage is only the beginning of getting to know one's life partner. Can they open up to each other and build the bonds needed to survive a most unequal match between a young lady of little fortune and a member of the aristocratic elite?

A series of Regency whodunnits featuring Mr Darcy and Miss Elizabeth Bennet. Silliness inside, work in progress, irregular updates. Each chapter can be read as a one-shot, providing your primary focus isn't D&E's relationship, since they are too focused on their enquiries to think about romance.

Modern AU. After his catastrophic love declaration at Hunsford, Darcy's relationship with Elizabeth takes an unexpected turn. (Complete!)

The famous letter never reached its target. It is now 1814, and Elizabeth Bennet is desperate, desperate enough to seek out the man she scorned and accept a proposal from three years before... even if Mr. Darcy is not quite the man she remembers. AU, Regency.

Lizzy Bennett has been turned into a frog by a warlock. Only a True Love's Kiss can make her human again. Darcy kisses her, it works. So? End of the tale, right? Not with these two…

A forced marriage story. With a colorful twist.

Events at Netherfield Hall take an unexpected turn.

An event so horrible occurs that it changes the Bennet's forever, Altering the course of Pride and Prejudice as we know it. Regency. Multiple Character Pairings! (Elizabeth/Darcy) (Jane/Colonel) (Kitty/Bingley) COMPLETE!

Mr. Charles Bingley, lately of London, moves to Hertfordshire where he makes the acquaintance of the bewitching Miss Bennet. Miss Elizabeth Bennet, that is, as her elder sister Jane is spending the season in Town. To what lengths will Bingley's sister and friend go to separate the young lovers and how many lives will be irrevocably altered because it? (Darcy/Elizabeth HEA)

Having determined Miss Elizabeth Bennet of Hertfordshire to be an entirely unsuitable bride for him, Mr. Darcy resolves to find the woman he admires an acceptable husband of high station. Unfortunately, no one manages to reach his high standards for Elizabeth. Darcy x Elizabeth

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.

After an unfortunate mishap has forced Elizabeth Bennet to marry a certain haughty gentleman from Derbyshire, she writes letters to her sister Jane, trying to come to terms with her new role as a wife and the Mistress of Pemberley. Regency E&D, Complete.

Regency, D&E HEA. Elizabeth and Jane are children of Mr. Bennet's first marriage. The results of Ramsgate are more dire than in canon. We begin on the night of the Meryton Assembly.

Not being able to breath the air at Longbourn after Mr. Collins' longwinded and insincere proposal, Elizabeth heads for the woods where she runs into an injured Mr. Darcy.