When Elizabeth Bennet falls and wakes up with memories of the future, she finds herself thrust back to 1811, just before the events of Pride and Prejudice. Armed with knowledge of what's to come, she must navigate love, family, and society while changing her fate—and the hearts of those she loves—without revealing too much of what she knows.

When home is no longer home, and the alternatives intolerable, what do ladies of limited resources do? Three Bennet sisters take a mighty risk and leave Longbourn, accidentally finding themselves in a world of new friends and enemies, wealth, greed, romance and intrigue. How will the Bennets help their friends? Will they find the future they all wish for?

The Bennets are much richer, because Mr. Bennet became an eccentric inventor who was the business partner of Mr. Bingley's father. Elizabeth's best friend who she grew up with is Caroline Bingley. What will happen when Mr. Darcy falls in love with Elizabeth? Read for a mix of scandal, redemption and character growth.

Netherfield was never leased. Tragedy struck the Bennets and life for them altered. HEA for ODC.

The beauty to be found in Kent is bewitching, and Darcy has vowed to not let another day pass before securing the hand of Miss Elizabeth Bennet. Only...he never expected time itself to listen. - (Attempting to update Mondays & Thursdays! Crossposted to AO3)

When Mr Bennet's brother leaves his daughters a fortune, Mrs Bennet sends Jane and Elizabeth to London to find them rich husbands. Jane and Bingley fall in love rather quickly. But when Elizabeth and Darcy cross paths, admiration battles with prejudice, and their journey is anything but simple. There will be some angst, but HEA at the end!

A voyage to Italy will bring new acquaintances into the lives of the Darcys and Stantons, acquaintances that will follow them back to England. But when the true nature of one connection emerges during a house party at Pemberley, it will come to have a lasting impact on their family. Fifth story in the Constant Love series.

What would happen if Mr. Collins did not come until after the Netherfield party had gone to London and with it Mrs. Bennet’s certainty that Jane had an eligible engagement soon-to-be made.

Explore how Fitzwilliam Darcy and Elizabeth Bennet might have done their bit in World War II. Both had been in active service (WAAF and RAF) since the war's earliest days. Now, they will separately, at first, embark on a dangerous path-serving Britain behind enemy lines. This is a romance in wartime based on the history of Nancy Wake, Eileen Nearne, and Virginia Hall in SOE & OSS.

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.

Eleanor Campbell (nee Bennet) returns to England to heal the wounds of the past. Her arrival will transform her life and that of all the Bennet ladies.

For someone who believed in true love, Elizabeth's heart is broken when the man she had fallen in love with betrays her. With pain and agony, she promises herself never to entertain the prospect of love or matrimony again. But what happens when she meets Darcy? Can she let her guard down? Will Darcy be able to melt her resolve? Few new characters and a HEA. Story is WIP.

What happens if when trying to leave Netherfield after spending the day with Jane after she was ill, Elizabeth hurts her ankle and is forced to remain at Netherfield for longer. Would a few days more make a big difference to Darcy and Elizabeth's understanding and opinions of each other? Let's find out.

Several characters attend the opera Rigoletto Crossover with other Jane Austen novels.

Elizabeth and Darcy take a walk. Mayhem ensues when they are gone.

Jenna Darcy is not happy when her brother falls in love.

Mrs. Bennet attempts to arrange things as they ought to be

Elizabeth Bennet is tricked into an engagement with Mr. Collins. Will they live happily ever after?

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.

Spin-off of my P&P prequel *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?

Eager for change, Mary, inspired by a portrait of Botticelli's Venus, tries to re-enact the scene in a cold pond. Things quickly spiral out of control, and she is horrified; she's not alone; a Duke's son watches her and likes what he sees. Mary sparks sisterly jealousy, uncovering a family drama tied to Mr. Bennet's hidden past, and a better future for the Bennet.

In 1815, three years into Darcy and Elizabeth's wedded bliss, a murder shatters Pemberley's tranquility. Friends fray and suspicion looms. Can our beloved couple solve the crime and stay strong? Brace yourself for dramatic courtroom antics and daring mentions of abortion. (Published but now reposting here after further edit.)

Young Darcy and Elizabeth meet in Ramsgate, embarking on whimsical treasure hunts. Their unconventional friendship sparks joy and mischief, even softening the heart of Wickham, Darcy's distant cousin who enjoys mocking and taunting. Will our dear couple find love when they grow older?

Suite d'O&P après leur mariage. Rires, larmes, joies et peines, bébés, voyages, bals...vous retrouverez Mr & Mrs Darcy dans leur vie de couple!

Elizabeth Bennet overhears a second remark, which makes her re-evaluate herself and her relations to others.