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.

Our story revolves around two people who eventually come together after learning to look into their love's hearts, not their physical appearance.

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.

Multiple one shots that started because of a comment made by a JAFF. Clearly Andrea and Tauna are NOT canon.

What if Jane Bennet had been born with a chromosome abnormality similar to Down Syndrome?...**please read letter to readers before beginning**

A modern take on Pride and Prejudice - one shot

¿Piedras que resbalan y nos pueden hacer caer, o piedras que evitan que nos manchemos de barro? Nuestra actitud y decisiones influirán en el resultado. ¿Pero será suficiente para llegar al destino?

Darcy proposes to Elizabeth. She is willing to accept him but on one condition. I did not plan for this to become fluffy… but I sometimes feel there is not much written about DE post-betrothal, pre-marriage sweetness. Note: last few chapters

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. ;)

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

SAMPLE ONLY - This story has been mostly removed for publication and is now available on Kindle. The first and last 2 chapters are still available. . . . . What might happen if Collins was much more sensible than in the original story and arrived 2 years earlier.

GENERAL REGENCY AU Thomas has always lived at Longbourn as has his father and grandfather, or is that really the case? Is the past really all that far away? And when it comes calling what will happen? All characters have at least one appearance. Warning... mention of soap in connection to discipline is mentioned in chapter 3.

It is not usually a good idea to escape a guest trying to compromise you by accidentally compromising another guest instead. But in this particular case, Mr. Darcy finds himself not quite minding the unintended result. Canon divergent.

What if? What if Fitzwilliam Darcy was a Twin. What if Percival Darcy was just what Fitzwilliam needed What if Percival and Ann De Bourg where in a secret relationship that could only be fostered by Disguise What if Fitzwilliam wanting to Avoid Caroline asked his brother to switch again What if who Elizabeth thought was the proud and disagreeable Mr Darcy was in fact Not So

After returning from Rosings, Mr. Darcy receives an unexpected delivery. (I'm kind of bad at summaries.) Trigger Warning: Rated M for discussions of violence and injuries from an assault.

A succession of rain extends Jane and Lizzy’s stay at Netherfield. Bingley is delighted, Caro is not. Lizzy is frustrated. And Darcy? He likes to think he is indifferent. But who else will be stuck with them? And who is hiding messages in books, whom are they for and who is going to find them? No/low angst story with ODC HEA ;-)

Mr. Darcy is in a desperate situation that needs to be resolved as soon as possible. But he will be surprised when he discovers that the only person who can help him is none other than the one he had promised to forget. (Available until Friday 19th)

la ultima de las hermanas bennett siempre a sido silenciada , todos la tachan de aburrida , poco inteligente y pretenciosa, todos la ven como alguien a quien es mejor ignorar que gastar esfuerzos en ella, todos menos un caballero que tiene mucho que decir. mary bennett x oc Orgullo y prejuicio

Elizabeth is not a Bennet. Darcy rescues her from the Bennets, who are attempting to use her for their own purposes. Let me know what you think of the new title. Will remain on FFN until 2/15/24

Elizabeth Bennet, the CIA's best, receives a late-night call to Langley shortly after returning from a long, exhausting deep-cover mission. She is expected to accept another deep-cover mission and team with CIA agent, Charles Bingley, and an MI-6 agent, Fitzwilliam Darcy. Darcy is MI-6 — and in the States trailing international terrorist, George Wickham. (Sample, Books 1-3 of 5)

Darcy wants to be more than friends with Elizabeth but things, or people, get in the way. Will he get his chance? One-shot. Modern.

We have had stories about Mrs. Bennet Sr, and other characters, but we have never had a story about Mrs. Gardiner the mother. Well now you have, except this isn't the Mrs. Gardiner from the book, this is a Mrs. Gardiner from a modern world. Explore my take on how P&P would turn out if Mrs. Bennet's mother had more influence on their lives. D&E HEA all others are up for grabs.

What if Bingley and Darcy could not remain away after the ball? What if their enticing Bennet ladies were stuck at Netherfield and determined to be merry as they enter the Christmas season? What if Caroline joins forces with Elizabeth? Follow ODC to a happy ending at Netherfield.

Follow the Bennet sisters as they attend the Meryton Assembly and encounter the wealthy and handsome Mr. Darcy, whose arrogance and pride sparks a fiery conflict with the witty and opinionated Elizabeth. But as the world is thrown into chaos with the arrival of alien invaders, Elizabeth and Mr. Darcy must put aside their differences and work together to save their world.

"In the character of Mary Bennet there existed a profound irony which was as follows: the only quality that saved her from being wholly ordinary was the extraordinary degree of ordinariness which she possessed." A Mary Bennet romance.