A family tragedy abruptly changes the Bennet family's fate. Elizabeth and Jane are forced to find a way to help their mother and sisters. Unfortunately, the path to finding happiness will be full of obstacles they must overcome.

A slight P&P what if: If Col. Fitzwilliam had a younger sister. Undaunted by society's restrictions, fearless, vivacious Alina Fitzwilliam manages to charm everyone she meets. Starting from a joyous, fun-filled childhood and to an exciting and turbulent adulthood, this is P&P from an OC's perspective. Starts Pre-canon, covers major events and goes into the book.

"After an extremely tough season on the farm, Mr. Bennet is cornered by an unusually high debt. A troubling offer leaves Mr. and Mrs. Bennet in distress. And Mary's dreams told to her sisters do not help. AU NON-CANON GENERAL REGENCY Rating due to subject not writing.

Starting this story over. Plan to post a chapter a day until I get caught up. E lives with the Gardiners after having been thrown from Longbourn as a child. Meets Darcy earlier and the two fall in love. However, a summons from Longbourn arrives throwing a wrench into their plans.

In canon, Lizzy is often the smartest person in the room. How would the story change if she were the smartest person in England? ODC/HEA

ODG Elizabeth is not a Bennet in this story - she's a Bingley! After four years abroad, Elizabeth returns home to relearn the ways of society, and amidst dealing with her difficult sisters she manages to make new friends, impress the ton, and intrigue the most eligible bachelor in London, Mr. Fitzwilliam Darcy.

A modern day version where Mr. Darcy has never fallen in love but fate may have different plans.

Regency AU. When Mr. Bingley leases Netherfield Hall, he and his friend Darcy are embroiled in a mystery involving a beautiful married woman, a beguiling actress, a timid reverend, a bluestocking, a blackhearted landowner, and a neighboring estate entailed away from the female line. HEA, but a suspenseful journey. Rated T for allusions to domestic violence & adult relations.

In many stories the Bennets had more and better connections than were generally known. What might happen if the connections were on the Gardiner side of the family? Lady Catherine de Bourgh is often referred to as a dragon. What if there was an even bigger dragon willing to take her on. Enter Mrs Bennet's Aunt Isabella, who surprises everyone with her connections.

She accused him of not behaving in a gentleman like fashion. He would prove her wrong. But for how long? Regency, One shot.

Elizabeth Bennet, his new right hand is upset. William Darcy doesn't know what to do about that. He will get to the bottom of her problem. Even if HE is the problem. One shot. Modern romance.

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 ;-)

In which canon scenes get disrupted by straight talking. A collection of drabbles and oneshots that diverge from the canon at various points when things were left unsaid.

Mrs. bennet had a dowry of four thousand pounds even though she was a solicitor's daughter. Accordingly, Bennet could have saved a comfortable amount being a gentleman of more income than his father-in-law. What would have happened if Mr. Gardiner had taught his daughter to save?

Mr. Darcy's father gives him an ultimatum: marry one of his friend's four daughters, or face disinheritance.

Alternative Universe: Fitzwilliam Darcy is the second son of George Darcy and Lady Anne. "Dear sister, I have some exciting news to share with you. Yesterday, the new parson of Netherfield Park finally arrived. He is a young and handsome gentleman who happens to be single. He comes from a wealthy family in Derbyshire, and his name is Fitzwilliam Darcy…" Coauthor: nanciellen

Elizabeth Bennet, second daughter of the Bennets of Longbourn, is quite taken with the handsome Lieutenant George Wickham, and despises the equally handsome, but haughty, Mr. Fitzwilliam Darcy. But in the idyllic town of Meryton, a vicious man is hunting his prey. Will Elizabeth and Darcy be able to put aside their differences in order to keep the people of Meryton safe?

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.

Darcy being Darcy in different settings. Like meeting Charles, seeing Elizabeth, or with Georgiana. His friends and family deal with his shyness and awkward nature. Good thing he's a lovable dork just trying his best.

Darcy is a medieval knight who slowly falls for a fiery, shocking Elizabeth. Unfortunately, someone else swears that if he can't have her, then no one will. Darcy will do anything for her though.

Mr. Bennet had been married twice in his lifetime. His first marriage was not of his own choosing, and it was an unhappy one. His second marriage brought him much happiness, and he was deeply devoted to his wife. When Mr. Bennet passed away, to Jane's surprise, he chose Elizabeth as the heiress of Longbourn. This is a story about deception,betrayal and love. Unedited story. E&D J&B

What would happen if two best friends fell in love with the same gentleman? What would happen if the gentleman chose one of them? AU. Elizabeth is Mr. Bennet's niece.

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.

Elizabeth had not been to Netherfield since THAT day. But Jane needs her there now. She has to go. Jane will be angry with her for returning to Netherfield, but she must go. But what will it cost her to be there?

"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.