Lizzy has had a crush on family friend Will Darcy forever but will he ever see her as more than just a kid?

After having been forced to wed Lidia, Mr. Wickham thinks back on his mistakes and the women he tried to fool into believing him.

Lizzy has been bestowed with the family "gift", yet it is not one that she can openly admit to having. The new comers at Netherfield are much more perceptive than she had anticipated. Will they figure out her secret? How will they react? How will she react?

One-shot; Magic; Soul Mates; E and D; Just for fun

Her mom talks too much about her single state. Lizzie doesn't talk about it quite as much. But that doesn't mean she doesn't want her happily ever after.

Upon hearing of the engagement, George Wickham writes to Darcy.

Little Ellie Windham, goddaughter to Lady Matlock and cousin to the Fitzwilliams, is kidnapped just before her fifth birthday. When Fitzwilliam Darcy visits the Bingleys and meets twenty-year-old Elizabeth Bennet, he cannot figure out why she seems so familiar . . . (This is going to be a lightning post so I can get it out for you before it's up for publication-don't fall behind!)

Mary has a weird habit of running into her sister's ex-husband. Modern AU.

Jane and Lizzy must prepare to face an uncertain future. Shunned by Mrs. Bennet and largely ignored by Mr. Bennet, they face additional challenges when a young gentleman of fortune leases Netherfield Park. This is an AU story with major changes to some of the familiar characters and situations. As a result, ODC can be considered OOC in this rendering. Some angst and a little humor

In which Elizabeth Bennet didn't tell anyone else about Mr. Darcy's "tolerable but not handsome enough to tempt me" comment. Instead, she focused on planning how she could prove him wrong. That is, that she was not only tolerable and that she was definitely handsome enough to tempt him. E/D centered. HEA.

When eccentric widowed fathers work together, you can always count on some mischief. When they try their hand at parenting separately, it's sometimes up to their children to figure things out. A Regency Elizabeth/Darcy AU.

When his proposal was a flop and a half Darcy wrote a letter hoping to clarify some matters, but Elizabeth isn't going to take it without justification. "What have you written that has not already been said?" Another confrontation of inflamed emotions will change their path to HEA. With a fine line between love and hate, the middle of connection could happen before it has begun.

What if Miss Lydia Bennett's elopement to London had ended in a much more tragic way? How would the Bennett family react? How would this effect the relationship between Mr. Darcy and Miss Elizabeth Bennett? This is an AU ending to the novel version of Pride and Prejudice. (Rated M just in case...Who knows where this will end up...)

O Sr. Darcy tem seus olhos abertos pela pessoa menos provável.

What if Mr Darcy fell in love with a fiery redheaded Highland beauty? Neighbour and member of a rivalling clan to his old school friend Mr Charles MacBingley. Set 1809, two years prior to canon.

Elizabeth Bennet rejects Mr. Collins, much to Mrs. Bennet's regret. Thankfully, Mrs. Hill, ever the faithful servant, knows how to care for her mistress in such times as these. A little one shot examining life at Longbourn written from the perspective of Mrs. Hill.

Casi un año después del matrimonio Darcy Y Elizabeth, desiden pasar el verano en Netherfield, junto con los Bingley, ahí se encontraron con, personas que no son tan felices por ellos, celos, pelas, y sobretodo amor.. los personajes no me pertenecen son propiedad de Jane Austen

A disagreement with Mr Darcy on the dance floor at the Netherfield Ball has Elizabeth spiraling; could she have misjudged him and taken the word of a scoundrel? Too much spiked punch and an equally soused would-be suitor bring on a myriad of consequences. (Not explicit, but not clean, either.)

He promised before that he wouldn't date her. Now, he wishes he'd just married her. And, maybe, in some way, he did. He's a serial womanizer who is essentially married to his secretary - because she deserves so much better than being just another notch on his bedpost. The question is - would this kind of marriage ever be truly enough?

Elizabeth Darcy's first winter at her new home.

When her father falls ill, Lizzy is forced to marry the seemingly harmless Mr. Collins. Unfortunately not all is as it seems with the parson, and a simple marriage of convenience turns dangerous. Lizzy finds shelter in a great Lady who has suffered similar humiliations, but when her nephew comes to visit, the game begins to change.

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, but not for long . Rating changed to m

Et si Darcy n'avait pas pu venir à Netherfield avec Bingley et n'avait donc pas rencontré Elizabeth à ce moment-là, mais plus tard avec le colonel Fitzwilliam à Rosings Park, que se serait-il passé ? De la romance, du drame et aussi de l'angoisse par moment. COMPLETE, mais une suite est en cours d'écriture.

For Valentine's Day! In the book... Darcy and Bingley are back in Hertfordshire; Mrs. Bennet invites them both for dinner. Elizabeth would love to speak to Darcy, but our heroes are both shy and embarrassed. The next day Darcy leaves for London, persuaded of Elizabeth's indifference, and the happy ending is significantly delayed. What if Elizabeth had been a little bit bolder?

*SEQUEL ADDED* The gossips of the Ton often wondered how on earth Charles Bingley, Cit, became the particular friend of haughty Fitzwilliam Darcy, heir to half of Derbyshire and grandson to the Earl of —. The answer is somewhat undignified, and the debt not at all on the side expected. NB: The title is an intentionally misspelled nod to Austen's "Love and Freindship"(sic).