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.

While nursing her sister, Jane, back to health at Netherfield Park, Elizabeth encounters an unexpected side to the usually dour Darcy. Many of their misunderstandings are cleared up early on. Non-canon. Ooc.

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, silly story with ODC HEA ;-)

The last thing he expected to encounter during a walk to forget Miss Elizabeth Bennet was Miss Elizabeth Bennet herself, trying to escape an unwanted marriage. What else was Darcy left to do but to assist her?

When a witch suddenly finds herself thrown back into the regency era, she struggles to come to terms with it and fights to find her way home.

Companion piece to *Master of Pemberley*. Fascinated with the besottedness of Darcy and his so-called unsuitable bride, the by now widowed Hartwell wonders if - who knows? perhaps? - such overwhelming happiness could be attainable for him, too. The question is: how to go about finding a suitable lady for that?

For anyone who has read or received rude reviews. Thank you to the authors and polite readers of this site, be they registered users or guests. Majority of anonymous readers show due courtesy but on occasion, the odd one tends to forget their manners. Not posting out of frustration. I am quite content and intended this to be a caricature. Sorry, chapter 2 deleted (author’s notes).

P&P (and post-novel) through the eyes of Mary, Kitty, and Lydia. Behind the main scenes of Austen's novel: family drama, sibling rivalry, romance, heartbreak, self-discovery, cannon and original characters. Better summary inside. Post-novel chapters now being posted...

A modern re-telling of Pride and Prejudice with twists. Lizzy meets an important Darcy related person before she meets Will Darcy and things go off from there. HEA for the couple. Although, some other things are up for grabs.

What if . . . Mrs. Gardiner's Lambton relations had been a little more well-to-do and what if she had stronger and longer ties to them and to Derbyshire? In this variation Elizabeth begins to spend summers with the Gardiners in Derbyshire at a fairly young age. As a result she develops her own ties to that part of the world and its people, including the Darcy's of Pemberley.

Married couple William and Elizabeth Darcy are new parents, coming up on their first Mother's Day with little Liam. Darcy with the best of intentions wants to make the day extra special for Lizzy and doesn't realize how hard Mother's Day is for Elizabeth, since her own mother died. A quick modern two-shot, set in the present in the USA.

Nine years after a comet destroys civilization, Will Darcy saves the sheltered Elizabeth Bennet's life, and they agree to a practical arrangement that benefits them both. A short story.

Soulmate/ Soulmark variation. Regency. Alternate Universe. Soulmarks, Shared dreams, Humor and a little Spice. Spice will come later in the story. First person, Dual POV.

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

"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.

Elizabeth reacts differently to Colonel Fitzwilliam's revelation of Darcy's interference. Starts in chapter 33 and quickly veers off course.

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.

As Caroline Bingley is enjoying her breakfast and plotting and planning her day, all the while thinking of a very specific and handsome bachelor, her musings are interrupted when her brother barges in with some most displeasing news.

Después de un desafortunado accidente, Elizabeth no puede recordar los acontecimientos de los últimos meses. Cuando se reencuentra con el señor Darcy, ella no sabe quien es él y todo lo que ha ocurrido entre ellos.

If you know the Dixie Chicks song, Goodbye Earl, then you've got the shape of the story. Except Lydia and Kitty aren't very good at the killing part. So this is more a comedy of attempted murder. P&P sequel. Happy endings guaranteed only for those who deserve them.

As the Darcy children lay their parents to rest, they do not mourn them, but celebrate the life of love they shared, thus promising to ensure the legacy of Fitzwilliam and Elizabeth lives on.

Elizabeth and Darcy take their newborn child for a walk about Pemberley, showing him the place he will call home, and promising him that it will be a haven of love.

George Darcy and Lady Anne are still alive and not happy with how haughty their son has become. They will have to take steps to reverse it, before its too late.

In Ramsgate, Georgiana Darcy becomes confused over one of the four-syllable words in a letter from her brother and sets out to investigate. Her discovery is inauspicious.

Filling in the gaps between the second proposal and the wedding of Mr. Darcy and Elizabeth.