A collective of moments from the story in Darcy's perspective (including moments post-story), beginning right before he encounters Elizabeth at Pemberley.

Elizabeth masters the art of saying no. Or is it the art of distraction? Perhaps she just wants to be rid of unwanted company or avoid conversation. She is a woman ahead of her time, quite literally. One-shot - extended to more standalone chapters.

Elizabeth Bennet and Fitzwilliam Darcy have disliked each other almost from the moment they met at the Meryton Assembly. But what if each experienced the other's world by literally walking in their shoes? Pride, presumption, and pandemonium ensue as each learns the nuances of each other's lives.

Charlotte Lucas knows Mr Darcy to be very well in love with her bosom friend, Lizzy. She is also quite sure that the pair would get along harmoniously should they marry. But, Elizabeth seems to pay more attention to that suspicious, penniless Wickham than the handsome and rich Darcy. In order to secure her friend's fortune and future felicity, Charlotte decides to helps them along.

Darcy is successful, savvy, handsome, and well sought after. He thought he has everything to offer a woman. That is, until he meets Dr. Elizabeth Bennet. She is a beautiful, fascinating, young smart sought after brain surgeon, among other things (so as not to give away). What can a man give to a woman who has everything? Please review with gentleness and respect. My first FF.

What's brewing today at Java Mama? Coffee (or not?), confusion, and the Caroline set-down you've always wanted.

Pride and Prejudice in a whole new setting! The French Revolution is under way and Elizabeth's heart is divided between her devoted but dull husband and the dashing, mysterious Fleur de Lys. But how can a woman love a man she has never met? There will be drama, romance, adventure, and sword fights! And, of course, a HEA. :-)

Locked in the library with Elizabeth Bennet, a self-aware Mr. Darcy does the only thing he can.

Rule #1: Don't even try. [To those who've already read— not a new chapter, sorry! Already complete; I just fixed the chaptering.]

Mr. Darcy's talent for hiding finally pays off.

Without Wickham in Hertfordshire to poison any opinions, Darcy and Elizabeth share a much more cordial dance. And Bingley— Bingley picks an awfully inconvenient time to be perceptive about his best friend.

What happens when we put pride aside, nightmares are a little darker, and prejudice is overcome in daydreams? In the course of saving her sister, Elizabeth becomes subject to a terrible fate. Can Darcy save her? (Warning: Sexual Assault)

El Sr. Bennet en su lecho de muerte le pide a su prima que se lleve a Elizabeth de 17 años a vivir con ella, ya que tiene miedo de que la Sra. Bennet la obligue a casarse con el Sr. Collins, o le haga la vida miserable...

Mr. Darcy feels guilty that Mr. Bingley married a woman (Jane Bennet) who no doubt was only after his money. When the Bingleys and Elizabeth visit Pemberley, Darcy's unusual sister Georgiana finds Miss Elizabeth Bennet to be a delightful companion. As Elizabeth helps Darcy to understand and appreciate his sister, love calls them to overcome their pride and prejudice.

No longer a one-shot. These are standalone chapters, featuring the ever presumptuous, proud and arrogant Mr Darcy. True, he can be extremely frustrating but we all love him anyway. Just for fun, not to be taken seriously. ;-) Stay safe, everyone! ;-)

A series of erotic narratives that are meant to be inserted into specific points in the novel "Pride and Prejudice" by Jane Austen. Darcy cannot help his attraction to the enigmatic Elizabeth Bennet. Though her social standing and outrageous family make it impossible for him to pursue a relationship with her, his infatuation leads him to ever increasing desperation.

Elizabeth Bennet has a gift. She can communicate the suffering of ghosts and is using it discreetly to help others. Fitzwilliam Darcy has a burden. His relationship with his father is fraught with tension and frustration. When his father becomes obsessed with Elizabeth's gift, will Mr. Darcy thank her or bring down the authority on her? Will the two find peace, love or hatred?

Elizabeth makes a choice to work as a governess in Derbyshire. Why does she make that choice? She hides a secret about her past. Darcy falls in love with her. His pride does not allow him to declare his love for her, but when he does, will she accept him? What will happen when she discovers who she really is? HEA. Story is WIP. Many new characters. Rated T for safety.

A failed proposal brought Mr. Darcy's attention to his pride. Not enough time for him to change when tragedy and Lydia's ruination comes to light. He will force Elizabeth's hand, but what will he get in return? OOC characters and plot inspired from Jane Austen work. Some characters will be my creation. Reviews are welcome!

After his dreadful proposal to Elizabeth, Mr. Darcy receives a letter from her elder sister. Disgusted by its sentiments, he is spurred to seek out the only woman he could ever love and reveal to her yet another truth she had been blind to—a truth which would absolve him of the last of his perceived great offenses against her.

Book 6 of the Moralities of Marriage. Books 1-5 are free to read on my website. This is the final chapter of the series that was my very first Fanfiction idea for Pride and Prejudice that wondered what if Mr. Darcy never saved Georgiana? Happy ever after was never out of Mr. and Mrs. Darcy's reach...

Darcy, his cousin the colonel, and his cousin the viscount, are all of them unmarried. The three are summoned to London by the Countess of Disley, mother to the latter two, who is determined that they should all be married by the end of the Season. An alternate history tale.

Elizabeth and Darcy are betrothed 10 years before the arrival of the Bingleys at Netherfield, so this isn't canon. [WARNING: there is an assault following the Netherfield ball, but not in graphic detail.] Thanks, gracias, diolch, merci, grazie for the wonderful reviews!

George Wickham has been creating havoc pretending to be Charles Bingley, how are our familiar favourites going to sort out this mess and still find each other through the heartache, lies and secrets.

Poor Jane Bingley! In a few paragraphs, she has been reduced to being sycophantic as Collins, meddlesome as Lady Catherine, deceitful as Wickham, a traitor like Judas Iscariot, a back-stabber like Brutus, and a hypocrite! Not willing to take the insults lying down, the Bingleys and Darcys are determined to set the record straight with the help of a dear friend. (Updated note)