How do you answer a completely unanswerable proposal without losing your temper or saying anything offensive, unkind or rude? Elizabeth Bennet is about to find out in this novella that starts right after Mr. Darcy finishes speaking in the Hunsford proposal.

The infamous insult at the Assembly Ball falls flat. As events change, our characters must learn to see things from another point of view. WARNING - this story will be posted about a chapter a day (barring unforeseen problems). Once complete it will remain up until Christmas Eve 2019 when it will be pulled for publication.

Je n'avais pas vraiment envie de faire ça. Rien ne nous liait plus qu'une colère tenace... Et un mariage à venir. Plus d'un an après notre dernière rencontre, peut-être est-il temps d'oublier nos orgueils blessés ? Et si on faisait un pacte, juste pour les deux prochains mois ? Modern O&P

Regency. Christmas fic. Darcy returns home to Pemberley to the loving arms of a wife he doesn't remember having...Novella-length. Sweet and mostly clean.

Lizzy wakes in a strange room to find Mr. Darcy present with no memory of how she came to be there.

A violent struggle leads to Elizabeth time-travel into the future. While Elizabeth learns to adapt to her new life, Mr. Darcy discovers his love for her and tries to solve the murder mystery that leads to her disappearance. Will Elizabeth return to Regency England or Mr. Darcy rides into the future to rescue his love? Warning - violence

A vampire family takes up residence at Netherfield Park. Chaos ensues? Will love find the Bennets? *Features vampires and takes liberties with the canon material while staying true to the characters to a degree. Pairings JB/CB EB/FD Rest TBD

Mrs. Bennett has no use for Lizzie, Mr. Bennett's young sister child. He doesn't know who is her father, but suspects and worries that fairy tales might be true. While Darcy is away, 17 year old Lizzie marries COL Fitzwilliams. When a letter brings Darcy back a few years later, he finds tragedy and Lizzie, who is prejudiced at first sight. Rating changed to T- for now.

Another sequel to Jane Austen's beloved 'Pride and Prejudice'. Canon (follows Book/BBC adaptation). Warning: some chapters will have mature content, but I will try my best to make it tasteful because, let's be honest, we're talking Regency Era here.

An epidemic has hit Meryton. The story starts just after Elizabeth arrives at Netherfield to nurse her sister, who was taken ill during a visit.

A slight P&P what if: If Col. Fitzwilliam had a younger sister. Undaunted by society's restrictions, fearless, vivacious Alina Fitzwilliam manages to charm everyone she meets. Starting from a joyous, fun-filled childhood and to an exciting and turbulent adulthood, this is P&P from an OC's perspective. Starts Pre-canon, covers major events and goes into the book.

What could make Darcy, a man who abhors disguise, resort to disguise and fraud to reach his goal? Baby Blue Eyes...

It had never occurred to Fitzwilliam Darcy that, once he had chosen a bride, her father might dare to refuse his consent. However, a woman worthy of being pleased is also worth fighting for. DE, Regency, clean romance.

With Mr Bennet dying, Elizabeth dares not place all her hopes for the future in the hands of her mysterious correspondent, a suitor by letter only. However, her determination to save her family from penury has attracted not only the ire of Mr Darcy, but the attention of a sinister figure stalking genteel governesses. . .

A Pride and Prejudice retelling set around the turn of the 21st century in the sleepy south

Juste besoin de mettre mes sentiments sur papier. Vous savez quand on écrit un voeux sur un bout de papier. Qu'est-ce que je peux me mordre les doigts d'avoir eu si peur de toi. Si peur que tu me brises. Et pour me protéger je t'ai tant de fois repoussé. Tant de préjugés devant tout cet orgueil et cette suffisance que tu affichais…

Newly-married Mr and Mrs Darcy look forward to celebrating Christmas and Georgiana with them, but Elizabeth is determined to matchmake just a little...

What would happen if Elizabeth received a proper apology for Darcy's slight at the Meryton Assembly before the night was over? Let's find out in this little Vignette.

Pride and Prejudice is invaded by a Dark Lord who is tired of wearing black and accidentally wishes himself into a more colourful era. When he arrives, he flutters and flounces and gives his opinions to all and sundry in his own inimitable way. Even if they are not wanted. Or, especially if they are not wanted. I had to take most of this story down. It is now on Amazon.

Two months have passed since newly married Diana Fitzwilliam said goodbye to her husband as he departed for war. Now, left among the fickle London elite without the one person she could count on for support, Diana finds herself faced with dilemma upon dilemma, all the while trying to answer the same question: when will he come home? (Sequel to Exceptions, accompaniment to Echoes)

Twelve years into the happiest of marriages comes a sudden influx of trials and tribulations that the Darcys and their growing children must face together, beginning with a desperate neighbor's plea for the couple's help. **early draft, subject to change before publication**

Um novo personagem é adicionado a história: um rival, à altura do Sr. Darcy.

Elizabeth Bennet's life is a mess. She broke off her engagement, much to her mother's dismay, after her ex-fiancé turned out to be a creep. Her sister, on the other hand, is convinced the new resident at Netherfield is her soulmate. Modern.

Elizabeth wants Darcy and it's all because of a stupid dream.

REWRITTEN. The basic plot remains the same. Published twice a week. At the Netherfield Ball, after requesting Lizzy dance with him, Mr Darcy confesses his sister's almost elopement with Wickham, changing the course of the story we all know and love. This results in a journey of self-discovery, lost innocence and a very different view of the world around Miss Elizabeth Bennet.