A second chance for Jane's love story...

Mr. Darcy and Elizabeth found themselves lost in the middle of a forest, they must resolve their differences and work together to find their way back home. (Available on K and KU)

En esta historia Longbourn puede ser heredado por testamento. El Sr. Bennet como tiene serias dudas sobre la paternidad de Jane, al morir ante la sorpresa y desilusión de Jane, le lega Longbourn a Elizabeth. Historia sobre mentiras, desilusión, celos, ambición y celos. Por diversas circunstancias, Jane no es angelical en esta historia.

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.

Jane could make all but the deadliest of enemies into an Ally. Elizabeth's wit was matched only by her skill with a blade. Mary was their scholar, Kitty their spell crafter. Once, Lydia had danced a ward of protection while her sisters banished the Darkness that plagued the area. Ten years later, ill omens are everywhere, and Netherfield Park is let at last...

After a carriage accident caused the death of Mrs Bennet and Mr Bennet survived but at great cost to his health how did the family go on and then Mr Bingley and friends arrived in the neighbourhood

A dangerous new disease is spreading and the government is suggesting social distancing measures that some people take more seriously than others. Will Elizabeth and Darcy find common ground?

What if Jane had been born a boy? James Bennet takes on many of his father's duties, checks his mother and sisters, improves Longbourn's income, and more. All of these changes result in a very different tale. Will the road to happily ever after be smoother without the threat of the entail looming so very large? Mary/Col. Fitzwilliam, Lizzy/Darcy, James/Charlotte. HEA.

Pride and Prejudice in a whole new setting! *Preview Only* 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 can she love a man she has never met? With drama, romance, adventure, sword fights and a HEA! Now a completed story, removed by publishing rules.

Another Timeline. This time it will be Charles'. At least for a time...

or - 'Be careful what you ask for'. Short stories that may or may not follow canon. WARNING - these are usually written when I am feeling obstreporous. ;)

Family members conspire to separate ODC less than three months after their wedding. HEA.

What if Elizabeth and Darcy were forced to spend time together before the disastrous Hunsford proposal?

Enough is enough. No more serenity. No more quiet acceptance of her mother's never-ending wailing. No more parentification. Two sisters have had enough of the sacrifices they have had to make for their family. And it all starts when ever loving, ever forgiving Jane finally snaps. And who could blame her.

We all love ye-olde compromise trope, even though we all suspect the whole scheme is full of logical holes and probably not really a thing. This is an ongoing series of short compromise stories of varying levels of silliness, not to be taken too seriously. Includes people caught in compromising positions, and other compromises like Charlotte marrying an idiot for security.

Wretched Beginnings 1817 continues the story. Spring and warm weather are coming! Mary receives a surprising proposal…from a mere acquaintance. Mary is almost compromised into marriage. Mary guards herself, George, her reputation and her funds! Vicar Morrow receives divine intervention!

Mr. Darcy seems to have it all but he is at his wit's end with his sister. His friends believe he needs a wide-hipped, firm-bosomed woman to help guide his sister. Darcy would rather shepherd a flock of sheep to the market than attend a ball. When he meets the unassuming Elizabeth Bennet at the market, will he change his mind?

George and Anne Darcy are still alive but estranged due to the elder Darcy's continued support of George Wickham. It is a very different Fitzwilliam Darcy that meets Elizabeth Bennet in 1809.

After his return from his confrontation with Elizabeth at Hunsford, Darcy confesses to Bingley. It all spirals out of control from there. Another OOC* squared story. (*Out of Character or Out of Canon, your choice)

So Lydia liked to party. What'll they do, sue her? Unfortunately, that's what Will Darcy threatens when she crashes his car. After striking a deal with him and Bingley, Lydia's summer plans changed from chasing the guys on the swim team to cleaning out a dusty old mansion. With a new friend in tow (Georgiana should get out more), the uncontrollable Lydia Bennet might grow up.

SAMPLE ONLY Bingley leases Netherfield but after Darcy joins them and is his usual obnoxious self, he and the Bingleys are asked to leave town by the agent of the owner. WARNING The bulk of the story has been removed. It is now available on Kindle and Kindle Unlimited.

Formerly Mr. Wickham's Jutting Sword, now a two-part story. BBC miniseries (non-book) scenes: 1: When Elizabeth walked and talked with Mr. Wickham, forgiving him for pursuing Mary King because he "must have something to live on," what was Wickham thinking about? What was the audience to perceive from a certain visual in that scene? 2: Why did Lydia steal a soldier's sword?

"But what is grief, if not love persevering?" -Vision, Wandavision Following the death of his sister, Fitzwilliam Darcy slowly learns to accept the past as he overcomes the overwhelming grief which consumes him. High angst, but eventual HEA.

A Fantasy Variation: Mr.Darcy needs to find a mate for his griffin, leave Netherfield, and fulfill his responsibilities. If he finds himself attracted to a lady of inferior birth it is only because his griffin is going into heat. It has nothing to do with her fine eyes or the liveliness of her mind. He can not be distracted. Not even if his griffin really likes her.

(NOTE:Will Be Removed for Publication 3/1/23) What's the worst-case scenario for a Propriety Violation? Parents chastise you? Acute embarrassment? Personal and/or family Reputation tarnished? Perhaps being forced to marry? All these things are BAD, but are they THE WORST? Let us try something even more unpleasant, shall we? (Warnings - Some bad things in chapter 1, moderate angst)