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)

Two young women escape from captivity and find themselves rescued by the most unlikely of men.

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?

“You have pulled me away from my wife - my expecting wife - from whom I so wholly dislike being separated “ Lady Catherine's timing is appalling, and Fitzwilliam Darcy is loathe to be separated from his growing family - in the dead of winter no less.

Elizabeth is the only daughter of Mr. Bennet's brother. She has known the Darcy family since she was a child. When her parents died, she went to live with the Bennets in Longbourn. This is a story of love, misunderstandings, and strong convictions. Several readers asked me to repost this story and I won't translate it into Spanish. This story was edited by Elaine/Bookmommy.

“It was on Georgiana’s second day in Ramsgate that the pair became acquainted, rather coincidentally, and yet irrevocably were their stories intertwined.” Elizabeth plays an unlikely hero for the Darcy siblings when she meets Georgiana in Ramsgate in the spring of Miss Darcy’s 15th year, freshly recovering from an awful proposal.

Elizabeth Bennet is staying at Netherfield until her sister Jane recovers after taking ill during lunch with the Bingley sisters. Elizabeth finds a hidden collection of scandalous books in the library... and then Mr. Darcy finds her. Steamy but not till the very end.

Despite being well-matched in both intellect and passion for each other, Elizabeth and Darcy have to undergo painful chastening, admit their errors, enlarge their perspectives, and see matters through the eyes of the other before they can love each other...Their marriage provides the best marriage lesson of all: marry someone whose love will develop you into a better person.

Jane's letter arrived three days later. Darcy asked Elizabeth to be his wife and she accepted. Darcy was unable to find Lydia, and fearing he would lose guardianship of Georgiana, they decided to call off the engagement. This is a story about ambition, jealousy, betrayal, family, duty, and love. E&D HEA. Edited by nanciellen

Will split into romance and silliness and post on AHA some time ...

Elizabeth was forced to marry Collins at 17. Within a year her father and then Collins die, leaving Elizabeth as master of Longbourn.

What would happen if one of the Bennet sisters overheard some of the nastier conversations at Netherfield? Let's find out.

After his dreadful proposal, Mr. Darcy receives a letter. 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. Also available for paperback and e-book as 'His Offences Absolved,' by F.D. Woods!

What if Mr. William Collins was not the heir to Longbourn, but another Mr. Collins took his place? What if he was not so absurd and his attentions not so displeasing to the Bennet sisters? How might the Netherfield party react if they supposed there to be a bit of competition for the hearts of their favourites? We begin with Mr. Collins' arrival.

A new meeting in Lambton - Wickham is (mostly) dealt with earlier and Darcy proposes much sooner. Updated the story to add more detail in chapter 18 about Jane and Bingley

Darcy wakes up in his Netherfield bedroom to the horrifying reality that he must marry Miss Caroline Bingley. But did he actually compromise her the way she claims he did? And can his unlikely, newfound friendship with Miss Elizabeth Bennet help him to uncover the truth?

After the Netherfield Ball, Darcy never meets Elizabeth again. In the years that follow, he is forced to evaluate the reasons he left Netherfield and if his advice to Bingley was sound. The marriages of those closest to him and coincidental meetings with another Bennet sister make him question what he truly values in a wife. Mr. Darcy/Jane Bennet pairing. Darcy POV

Elizabeth will start a great adventure thinking that everything that was happening was just a dream. (Available in KU)

This is an Elizabeth and Darcy story that mostly only deviates from cannon in that it is set in modern times in Western Australia. It is also first person from Darcy's point of view. So, old story, new setting. Rating based on the occasional expletive, f-words redacted :)

At 30 years old Darcy never knew what he wanted in a wife. He mysteriously fell in love with a lady who used to be naive, unobservant, and unaccomplished, and overnight she became intelligent, discerning, and play piano and chess! She's an unwanted guest at Rosings because she wanted to be a nurse! There is no one else in Kent! Parody of the most ridiculous story on this website!

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.

Mr. Bennet on his deathbed asked his cousin to take his 17-year-old daughter to live with her (Elizabeth). He was afraid that his wife would force Elizabeth to marry Mr. Collins or make her life miserable. This story was posted in Spanish. This is a complex and entertaining story with several new characters. Unedited. E&D HEA

**updated. A modern Elizabeth and Darcy story - American grad student Elizabeth Bennet meets William Darcy on holiday in the Highlands Will post more soon

An unexpected visitor to the home of the recently wed Mr and Mrs Darcy gives Elizabeth cause for consternation. What lies behind their sudden appearance and what can she do to ensure the matter is resolved satisfactorily? Perhaps the answer is closer to hand than she first imagined.

Mr. Darcy's valet is missing! It is the morning after the Netherfield ball. After escaping from the house and Mr. Collins' proposal, Elizabeth and Jane find Mr. Darcy searching for his valet and friend, Mr. Witting. Elizabeth cannot suppose someone who would deny his father's godson a living would care so much for a servant and begins to doubt the veracity of Mr. Wickham's tale.