In answer to the typical question: Which Jane Austen character are you? I would be this particular version of Mary. This little story follows the book, focusing on the few occasions Mary is mentioned, and explaining her behavior from another point of view.

En respuesta a la típica pregunta: ¿Qué personaje de Jane Austen eres? yo sería esta versión particular de Mary. Esta pequeña historia sigue el libro, centrándose en las pocas ocasiones en que se menciona a Mary, y explicando su comportamiento desde otro punto de vista.

Elizabeth pensaba que su vida ya estaba hecha, entonces conoce a Fitzwilliam Darcy y se da cuenta de que acaba de empezar a vivir.

This is not a story and will be removed as soon as I get help to solve the issue: do you have issue when visiting Meryton - A Happy Assembly?

In this version Mr Bennet and Lady Francine do not hide her background. What happens when Bingley and Darcy meet Lady Elizabeth and her sisters? NOTE: It is now available on Amazon.

Another what if scenario... What if Elizabeth and Darcy didn't get their HEA, and it took their 7-year-old son to help them find their way

'It is a truth universally acknowledged, that a single woman connected to a good fortune, must be in want of a respectable husband.' A small collection of Darcy and Elizabeth's interactions through the eyes of Georgiana.

In this story, Elizabeth saves Georgiana Darcy from being abducted by Wickham in London. However, she does not stay on the scene long enough for either lady to learn the identity of the other person. These events have consequences for how the story develops. HEA

Hiding under a table was not the ideal way to meet someone, definitely not someone with a face that impressed itself on Darcy's mind. And escaping from Caroline Bingley was definitely not the ideal way to meet the same lady again. Elizabeth had never come to the rescue of a gentleman before, her curiosity and interest in human nature brings her to study the Hiding Gentleman.

Angry with her mother and sister, and unsatisfied with her life, Kitty takes a stroll that ends up changing everything. Will she be better off than before, or will she find even more misery?

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.

What if Colonel Fitzwilliam reacted differently after his fateful conversation with Elizabeth about Darcy and Bingley? If you are a hardcore Lizzy/Darcy shipper, this is not for you.

A glimpse inside the head of Fitzwilliam Darcy towards the end of Elizabeth and Jane's stay at Netherfield Park. I apologise for his arrogance, but remember that he had yet to be properly humbled by Miss Elizabeth Bennet. One-shot.

Fitzwilliam Darcy inherits the vast Darcy estates and the care of his sister Georgiana at the age of twenty-five. Now he must find a wife, have a son and ensure the cycle continues. Nearly a hundred years later, his descendant Millicent Darcy must fight to keep the family fortune and Pemberley itself in Darcy hands. Sequel to 'Becoming Lady Darcy'.

I found myself, one day, wondering how Kitty and Mary would have turned out had Kitty been closer to Mary instead of Lydia. How might the story have changed? (Just a warning that this isn't likely to be a E/D HEA. That could change, but at this moment it does not look like it will.)

Soon-to-be-divorced Elizabeth has found herself having to start afresh after the breakdown of her marriage. Moving back home, she finds herself making new bonds while trying to keep her family from crumbling apart as the cracks start to show. The last thing she expected was to fall in love when she had sworn off it.

The Bennet Orphans must make their way in an unforgiving world which does little to aid poor and powerless females with only their charms to recommend them. This is their story. AU with a HEA (but not an easy journey) Rated T for allusions to adult situations and violence, no descriptive content of either.

Suite d'O&P après leur mariage. Rires, larmes, joies et peines, bébés, voyages, bals...vous retrouverez Mr & Mrs Darcy dans leur vie de couple!

If you, gentle reader, will contrive to sit and drink a glass of port with me, I, George Wickham, have something to tell you.

This "delightful mix of the absurd and the poignant" begins when Lady Catherine gives the new Mr. & Mrs. Collins their wedding night talk, emphasizing how he can satisfy his wife. How did Lady C. get this knowledge? Who will turn up at Pemberley? Why is there no Darcy baby? Who can help? Who gets a second chance at love? HEAs, "M" for explicit advice, ridiculous fantasies and sex.

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.

A shocking event brings Mr Collins' younger brother to Pemberley. Richard Collins is seemingly polite, amiable and all that is charming, but to Mary Bennet, he is merely another man. Richard in turns finds Mary fascinating and infuriating, but she will have none of it. Will Mary find true love, or will she 'die an old maid' as her mother always feared?

Elizabeth arrives in London, having lost her memory. Her family tries to help her find it back. But will they succeed? And what is this mysterious chest she is carrying around? - this is a cross over with Pirates of the Caribbean. The P&P bit is based on the 2005 movie. Bonus chapter added

Nia (Elizabeth) Bennet gets more than she bargained for when she agrees to help Michael (Fitzwilliam) Darcy with his new documentary. Will they be able to fight against their pride, prejudice, and families' expectations to be together? Modern story

After being more-or-less forced to marry, we find ODC on their wedding night. Darcy is eager, Elizabeth is uncomfortable, and sparks are sure to fly - although perhaps not the sort of sparks one might expect in a bedchamber. Oneshot.