Companion piece to "To Wish Upon a Star." In pursuit of saving Charles and Mr. Darcy from those dastardly Bennets, Miss Caroline Bingley appeals to Lady Matlock. Lady Matlock returns the favor by telling Miss Bingley exactly what she thinks of her. What will Caroline do?

Colonel Richard Fitzwilliam is intriguing. Miss Caroline Bingley is fiery. What happens when these two relatively mysterious characters encounter each other as the events of Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice play out in the background?

Pride and Prejudice from the eyes of Mr. Darcy. Love, affection, pain, and tons and tons of angst. HEA ending. *Disclaimer: This story is being written merely for the amusement and entertainment of fellow P&P fans. Jane Austen owns 75% of this work. I am only filling in parts of the plot with my own imagination as I see fit, for my own enjoyment as well as that of others.*

Why did Wickham choose Lydia?

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.

It is a truth universally acknowledged that an Alpha in possession of a pack must be in want of a Luna. Lizzie crosses paths with the handsomely insolent Alpha Darcy and she finds out she is his mate. Lizzie can climb the high school ladder, but she must battle against his pride and werewolf ways in her prejudice. Until secrets emerge. A world of balls, werewolves and hunters.

What if the party staying at Pemberley during Elizabeth's northern tour included one more person? What if Caroline Bingley decided to take action in securing Mr. Darcy?

Darcy and Elizabeth have a guest shortly after their marriage, and Darcy gets jealous; Elizabeth can't help but enjoy the way his jealousy manifests. Mature adult content.

What if Mr Bennet married a second time and his new wife is a lady with impeccable manners, down-playing the fact that she really is a Lady. Would that change the perception of the Bennets by the Netherfield party. Rated T for allusions to adult situations and violence, no descriptive content of either. Preview only.

Removed 9/19 Mr. Darcy and Elizabeth unexpectedly meet at Pemberley during the tour of Derbyshire with the Gardiners. Can Mr. Darcy convince Elizabeth that he has changed and make her aware of his feelings for her? Short and steamy. HEA

Alternative ending to the "Rainy scene" in the 2005 Movie. One-shot.

Histoire actuelle de notre coup de coeur à tous. Elysa Beneth, tout fraîchement diplômé retourne vivre chez ses parents afin de débuter sa nouvelle vie.

It is all fun and games between husband and wife until Elizabeth is abducted. Will passion heal their wounds? (Sequel to Mrs. Darcy's Masque Seduction.)

Fitzwilliam Darcy is in a pickle. His unrequited love for Elizabeth Bennett preys on his mind until he unwittingly asks for help from above. Above answers by dumping Thorin Oakenshield into a clump of nearby holly bushes. Man meets dwarf who shows him what is most important in life. Darcy, Thorin, and Elizabeth Bennet. No slash.

In this story I wonder what might have happened if Mrs. Bennet died the year before the opening of the original P&P and Mr. Bennet married a sensible lady. I try to follow the events of the original. HEA

Stuck in an endless fork in the road, Bertha was surprised when she was presented a chance to experience different lives. At first she disregarded the witchfrafty idea but moved by curiosity, she decided to try her luck and in each 'trip' she lives a new Pride and Prejudice alternative - modern, regency, hot, mild, fashion, music, TV... She goes wherever her imagination takes her.

All Go to Brighton Jane Austen Challenge Book. What if Elizabeth insisted on going to Brighton with Lydia? She can't change the course of plans between Lydia and Wickham, but an old friend is there to help join the chase! -Regency, Mr. Darcy, Colonel Fitzwilliam, Georgiana. Stand alone novel.

One Shot:By a twist of fate two kids end up seated next to each other, forming an unlikely friendship. Watch the pair grow through the trials of life, love and pain.

A London ball. Blackmail. A second chance at love. To save Georgiana from ruin, and her sisters from poverty, Elizabeth agrees to the unthinkable. . .to blackmail Darcy into marriage. But will her desperate scheme last the night? For Mr Darcy, unbeknownst to his enemies, has a certain set of skills. And not just in the bedroom. Sensual content redacted.

What if Mr. Bennet did not defend Lizzy when Mr. Collins came calling? What if Mr. Bingley never invited Darcy to Netherfield? What will become of An Odious Match? Story about love, redemption, forgiveness and finding oneself again.

Mr Darcy still insults Elizabeth Bennet at the assembly, but thanks to Charles Bingley he redeems himself, for a while, his natural reticence still means he missteps and causes misunderstandings between him and the woman he loves. The characters are all Jane Austens, the original story is Jane Austens, the deviations are mine.

Down the Isle, a reality dating show, is roommates Jane and Tom's guilty pleasure. Under the sun of an indeterminate hot country, millions watch the contestants in their search for love. The weird twist? They're all characters from P&P, Emma, Mansfield Park and Persuasion. But this isn't a butchering of Austen: love, whether it's in bikinis or bonnets, is ever the same thing...

In a universe where Charles never came back, Jane muses about what was and what is.

If the Bennets had little fortune, but a very good connection. With Darcy finding a person that would show his the errors of his address earlier in his courtship of Elizabeth. What if it is one and the same person, will the Bennets (especially Elizabeth and Darcy) find their HEA, or will this new person upset the delicate balance of events leading to a different HEA.

Elizabeth, Darcy & Wickham were childhood friends in Derbyshire until a botched elopement ruined everything. Years later she must face the two men as adults and come to terms with the regret of leaving them behind. And discover that youthful feelings between she and Darcy ran much deeper than mere friendship . . .