When notorious criminal mastermind Edward Cullen came back to town, Bella was blindsided by old feelings of infatuation. She knew better than to dance with the devil... but she did it anyway.

It had never occurred to Fitzwilliam Darcy that, once he had chosen a bride, her father might dare to refuse his consent. However, a woman worthy of being pleased is also worth fighting for. DE, Regency, clean romance. COMPLETE

As suggested in the title of Jane Austen's original work, Darcy's greatest failing is pride. His passionate love for Elizabeth only mitigates this character flaw, resulting in the awful proposal at Hunsford. If happenstance forced Darcy to marry Elizabeth before he loved her, or even knew her at all, would he ever be able to get past his pride to recognise his fortune?

A breeze drifted around him, the leaves on the trees turned silver under the sun. Pemberley was at its best, the rolling terrain a verdant green that soothed the soul. Darcy envisioned Elizabeth taking her walks here, rising early, swirling the mist as she moved across the land. Then and there, he made up his mind. He would pursue Elizabeth Bennet. Based on a scene from the 2005mov

A second glance at Elizabeth, and Darcy felt an immediate pull. In a library one evening, his guard dropped, and he couldn't help himself. It was not a lady's imagination that led a rapid jump from admiration to matrimony skipping over love, but it was rather the heated actions of both. Deep feelings tend to get in the way when hidden and can undo the potential for happiness.

At the Netherfield Ball, after requesting Lizzy dance with him, Mr Darcy confesses his sister's almost elopement with Wickham, changing the course of the story we all know and love. This results in a journey of self-discovery, lost innocence and a very different view of the world around Miss Elizabeth Bennet.

An alternate imagining of Mrs. Gaskell's story, assuming Margaret had been hurt more seriously on the day of the riot. Intertwines elements of both the book and the BBC series, but focuses less on angst and more on the relationship of John and Margaret. Disclaimer: I do not own these characters, but am only presuming to borrow them for a while.

Tragedy has struck Longbourn with consequences for all. A most unexpected offer of marriage promises rescue but, having brought herself to accept, will a true partnership be forever out of Elizabeth's grasp? Rated T for safety.

When Elizabeth Bennet ventures outside the Netherfield Ball for a bit of air, she witnesses something dreadful and confusing: Mr. Wickham clubs Mr. Darcy over the head and hauls him into a carriage. She can't help but react. And then Mr. Wickham bundles her off in the carriage as well. She's seen too much.

FIRST THREE CHAPTERS ONLY - Mr. Darcy arrives in Hertfordshire the day after Mr. Bingley meets Jane Bennet and her sisters at the Meryton Assembly. While visiting his friend's new home at Netherfield Park, Miss Bennet and her sister Elizabeth are taken ill, and Darcy receives some surprising news. (FULL NOVEL IS AVAILABLE ON AMAZON)

So the title is self-explanatory. The story is about our two favourite people falling in love.

Elizabeth is forced to take drastic measures in order to save Jane from her mother's plotting. If only she can get Darcy to do her bidding?

Who is Lady Elizabeth and what is her connection to Netherfield? Why is Netherfield let at last? How long did it lay unoccupied and why? What of the Legacy? Commencing with a subtle variation from the book, the mystery of Netherfield is uncovered, one elusive clue at a time. PIP, unedited.

Darcy fell in love with the letters his sister's best friend Elizabeth Bennet wrote him while he was a prisoner of war in India. But her family wishes to force her to marry a wealthy man. Will he be too late when he returns to England? PIP

On complying with his father's last wish, Mr Darcy finds his beloved childhood companion, whom he had believed to be dead. He finds Elizabeth Darcy...his cousin.

Fitzwilliam Darcy is delayed until November for his 1812 trip to Rosings, so he has not seen or heard any news of the inhabitants of Hertfordshire for a year. He encounters something at Rosings that leaves him badly shaken, and starts him to a journey he could not have imagined.

What if Wickham tried to compromise Elizabeth but Darcy intervened, leading to an earlier understanding between the two?

Blurb: Mr. Darcy entered Hertfordshire with a hidden identity & no expectations. What happens when an unexpected encounter shocks him into offering for the country nobody he fell in love with against his will? And how will Elizabeth escape from a bleak future when her father falls ill and everything she thought she knew about her dearest sister and new friend turns out to be a lie?

Horror/Supernatural AU. Margaret and her father are left penniless as they both try to recover from the loss of her mother when they move to Milton. Nothing is what it seems as Margaret realizes something is not right in this dark mysterious town. When strange and unexplainable things start to happen, Margaret can only wonder if the secretive Thornton's have anything to do with it.

A Pride and Prejudice variation that begins with Mr. Darcy finding Elizabeth at Pemberley. However, they reach an understanding prior to learning about Lydia's elopement and the story continues from there with a few changes.

Elizabeth Bennet decides on an entirely different approach to dancing at the Meryton Assembly. This is about novella length, complete in 7 chapters. (COMPLETE)

The overlooked and locked away daughter of the Bennet family attains happiness when the intrigued Duke of Derbyshire discovers the hidden gem that she is. When the truth of her origins come to light, will it destroy the happiness she so dearly cherishes? *Some sexual and violent scenes are depicted*

Darcy's father had been reckless, self indulgent, and extravagant. He sold part of the ancient holdings and left the estates with vast debts. Despite years of effort, Darcy still owed a huge sum. Then Georgiana eloped... Completed work, posting three times a week

Regency Alternative Universe. Mr Bennet's leg was badly damaged in a carriage accident when Lizzy was 16. She takes over running the estate and her father sells it to her to avoid it leaving the Bennet family after his death. Elizabeth Bennet refuses to marry to retain Longbourn for her family, happy in her duties and family life. But what is she really giving up? FD/EB HEA.

What if Lydia never eloped with Mr. Wickham and Elizabeth enjoyed many pleasant days at Pemberley with Mr. Darcy—only to never see him again? Unable to get the man out of her mind, when Elizabeth discovers that Mr. Darcy is the one behind her dear sister's recent engagement to Mr. Bingley, she decides to send him a valentine to show her appreciation.

Mr. Darcy attends the Meryton Assembly. Far from insulting Miss Elizabeth, Darcy accepts Bingley's challenge to dance with the lady. Lizzy has other ideas to make the man less prideful and condescending. What follows is a low angst, heart warming story of a love that will endure. PIP, completely new material from Ch 17.

Elizabeth Bennet has grown up away from the machinations of London and the Ton. She has cultivated a strong wit and even strong mind. While she is introduced to Fitzwilliam Darcy of Pemberley, her extended family and their history were not. How will Darcy react when the woman he meets is so much more then she seems?

Darcy hides from his identity in Hertfordshire in a bid to reconcile himself to his duty and find peace before accepting his inevitable fate. What he discovers instead, is family, love, and acceptance. But what sacrifices will this new perspective cost?

After refusing to become engaged to the most eligible Lord Morecroft, Elizabeth who believes in the unpopular notion of marrying for love goes to stay with her Aunt and Uncle Gardiner in London where she makes the acquaintance of a Miss Georgiana Darcy...

After Mr. Hale's passing, Margaret has to spend a week at the Thorntons while Mr. Bell arranges for her to move to London. She's uncomfortable at the idea of spending time with Mr. Thornton after everything that happened between them, and they soon find themselves in a compromising situation.

If Darcy slipped Elizabeth a note suggesting a clandestine correspondence before she left Derbyshire... The Darcy/Lizzie letter plot has been done several times, this is just my take on it as a first time writer.

The lonely Duke of Devonshire finds a battered beauty on a country lane. When this overlooked 'country nobody' turns out to be anything but, the ton is in for a surprise! Please Review And Tell Me What You Think **Now ReUploading A Cleaner, Edited Version!**

What if the Darcy family was involved in a possibly scandalous elopement? Would they ever find love or happiness?

What if the Bennets' situation was worse than was generally known? What if to save her family from a life in the poor house, Elizabeth decided she had no other option but to marry Mr Collins. How would Darcy react when he discovers that the woman he is in love with is engaged to another man? And more importantly what will he do about it?

An event so horrible occurs that it changes the Bennet's forever, Altering the course of Pride and Prejudice as we know it. Regency. Multiple Character Pairings! (Elizabeth/Darcy) (Jane/Colonel) (Kitty/Bingley) COMPLETE!

Our dear couple is full of their own prejudices and not a little pride. What would happen if Elizabeth insulted Fitzwilliam first? What if he retaliated? What would happen after the Meryton Assembly ball? Rated T because I have not gotten very far into the story, but there will be nothing beyond kisses, amazing kisses, but only kisses for our couple.

Mr. Charles Bingley, lately of London, moves to Hertfordshire where he makes the acquaintance of the bewitching Miss Bennet. Miss Elizabeth Bennet, that is, as her elder sister Jane is spending the season in Town. To what lengths will Bingley's sister and friend go to separate the young lovers and how many lives will be irrevocably altered because it? (Darcy/Elizabeth HEA)

When Bingley ignores Darcy and returns to Netherfield and Jane, Darcy decides he might marry for love himself, and Elizabeth tells Darcy what she really thinks of him.

North and South with more arguments, more pain, more friendship, more love, more forbidden soft touches. Same story but more.

He knew Margaret would not take kindly to being forced into a marriage against her will. If the best that could be said before was that she didn't like him, he knew she would hate him now.

The classic twist of Mr. Bennet dies, Darcy offers a marriage of protection, and he and Elizabeth must work through their pride and prejudices without being able to escape one another.

Georgiana Darcy, the firstborn Darcy sibling, has much to learn about importance of duty, honor, and social status in the journey to find true happiness and love. All the while, another matter of honor threatens to destroy Elizabeth's family. A/U

Mr Bennet intended to father a son, and the P&P story hinges on the fact that he did not. How might life have been different if Elizabeth Bennet DID have a brother? This tale is regency set, but my knowledge of the period comes from the glimpses Jane Austen has provided in her work. I have filled the gaps with my own imagination, so I cannot vouch for its historical accuracy!

Dr. Bennet, Lady Catherine's personal physician, has brought his family to live in the shadow of Rosings park to benefit from the attentions of his patroness. Headstrong Elizabeth seems to thwart the great lady at every turn, but for the sake of Anne, Elizabeth is forgiven–until she refuses to turn her back on Mr. Darcy.

Miss Hale has been in London months, she is a shadow of her former self after another tragedy has befallen the family. Unexpected help arrives to aid her in her recovery, but others are out to thwart that aid.

Elizabeth Bennet marries an Earl 2 years before Bingley lets Netherfield. While in London for the winter, Darcy makes her acquaintance, & discovers that her marriage is not a happy one, causing him to form and offer her a desperate resolution. Beta'd 16/10/15

"I ask you once and for all Miss Bennet! Has my nephew made you an offer of marriage?" Elizabeth was tired of this particular form of questioning, "Yes, he has," she finally admitted.

Regency P&P. Reclusive Mr. Bennet lives two lives, one at Longbourn and one in top of London society. Real people and real history mix with our favorite characters to give us this tale.