Mistress of Pemberley

The trials and tribulations of the Bennet family continue. Elizabeth, now Mrs Darcy and mistress of the great estate of Pemberley, is blissfully married and considers it her responsibility to ensure that Darcy's sister, Georgiana, and his cousin, Anne, daughter of the daunting Lady Catherine de Bourgh, achieve a similar state. Yet Georgiana and Anne are both so shy that surely they will require a helping hand from Elizabeth, and how is she to outwit the formidable Lady Catherine? But while Lizzie has her attention on those at Pemberley and Rosings, intrigue is afoot at her former home of Longbourn, where her sisters, Kitty and Mary, and, more alarmingly, her father, seem to have all fallen under the spell of a certain Mrs Castlemain. Only one more thing is needed for Elizabeth and Darcy's happiness to be complete. But, in the meantime, Darcy is once again confronted with the shadows of the past, and Elizabeth is horrified to find that she might be turning into her mother! A charming sequel to Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice.

36 D- A Valentine's Day Naughty Bit Story, by TracyKay
Sparks fly when Lizzy owns a lingerie shop and Darcy gets more than he bargains for.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: NB
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A Bit of Advice, by DJ Clawson
Three days before his wedding, Bingley goes to the only man who can give him the advice he needs: the unfortunate Mr. Darcy.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: PG-13

A Brother is Born for Adversity, by Susan Kaye
A Brother Is Born For Adversity is the story of Captain Frederick Wentworth and his brother, Rector Edward Wentworth. Fredrick raised Edward as a young man, after the death of their parents. Edward is also a man with a secret. As Frederick anticipates the usual stiff and staid brother, Edward has some decisions to make about how much of himself he will be able to reveal to the Captain. All of this is complicated by the fact that the Rector is now married, and his wife is quite used to a droll and amiable husband.

Persuasion
Content Rating: PG-13

A Change In Plans, by Teg
After running off with Mr. Wickham, Lydia suffers a change in her life's direction.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: NC-17
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A Christmas Gathering of Bennets, by Heide
Five years after the marriages of three of her daughters, Mrs. Bennet demands that all of her children return to Longbourn at Christmas. The house gets rather crowded.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: PG

A Clandestine Correspondence, by Margaret Sullivan
Although Henry Tilney and Catherine Morland are not officially engaged, they keep up one another's spirits by exchanging letters while waiting for the General to get over his pique.

Northanger Abbey
Content Rating: PG-13

A Clearer Understanding, by Kathy Taylor
Elizabeth's unflattering opinion of Mr. Darcy was formed during his introduction at the Meryton Assembly and persisted during her three days tending Jane at Netherfield. Her opinion is challenged after a 'chance' meeting on an early morning walk forces her to wonder if she has, perhaps, judged him without knowing his true character.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: PG

A Close Call, by Elke
During her visit to Pemberley Elizabeth sees a young child racing away from the pond saying something about someone drowning. She rushes to see what is the matter.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: PG

A Confession, by Mercy
Shortly after their engagement, Elizabeth has a confession to make.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: PG

A Conversation With Georgiana, by Cristi
Mr. Darcy takes his sister into his confidence.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: PG

A Different Understanding, by Jessie
Mr. Darcy does not get a refusal after proposing at Hunsford, but instead gets a number of very pointed questions.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: PG

A Double Wedding, by Jan H.
Elizabeth and Darcy have finally declared their love. But will she and Jane be able to have their double wedding in spite of numerous obstacles and the obstructions of a obstropolous father?

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: PG-13

A Dream of a Day, by Genette
A very surprised Darcy runs into both Elizabeth and Jane Bennet on his grounds at Pemberley. He, Bingley, and Georgiana entertain the Bennets and the Gardiners.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: PG

A Fall At Lyme, by Sofie
The party from Uppercross wake up on their first morning in Lyme to find themselves snowed in at the inn. Unable to go out and walk on the cobb, they must deal with cabin fever and a different course of events.

Persuasion
Content Rating: PG

A Fine Kettle of Fish, by Julia S.
Darcy returns unannounced to Hertfordshire soon after Lady Catherine's visit, and comes across Lizzy at an awkward moment. But this is not the only pickle she will find herself in this day!

Pride & Prejudice
Content Rating: PG

A Fishing Expidition, by Vangie
Darcy goes fishing with Mr. Gardiner on the grounds at Pemberley. Catching fish seems to be only one of the lures of the afternoon of sport.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: PG

A Fortuitous Meeting, by Alicia M.
What if Mr. Bingley discoverd Miss Bennet's presence in London? How would that fortuitous meeting change the course of their courtship?

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: PG

A Gentlewoman For Her Sake, by Sofie
Mr. Collins visits Longbourne with the intention of selecting one of his fair cousins as his bride, that is, until he meets another.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: PG

A Glimpse, by Alicia M.
A strange incident connects Elizabeth and Darcy in a mysterious way.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: PG

A Good Day's Catch, by R'Amber
Wherein Mr. Gardiner discovers there is more then the excellent trout to be found in Pemberley's bountiful streams.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: PG

A Great Fool, by Sandy W.
Oh, the games society plays. How one young lady found herself the subject of sudden attention after an unexpected turn of events.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: PG

A Hero's Destiny, by Rhonda F.
This is a parody of a parody--or Northanger Abbey told from Henry Tilney's point of view.

Northanger Abbey
Content Rating: PG

A Highly Unusual Circumstance, by Kara
Life for the Darcy's takes an unexpected turn when Elizabeth discovers she is expecting their fifth child at the age of 41.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: PG

A Hopeful Conversation, by Hayley
While Elizabeth is visiting Pemberley, she gets to have a conversation with Darcy which leads him to hope a lot sooner than Lady Catherine's involvement.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: PG

A Letter to a Friend, by Jen F.
Charlotte explains to Elizabeth why she interfered and gave Darcy reason to hope that he might earn Elizabeth's hand.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: PG

A Life Change For Louisa, by Cindy C.
Louisa's life changes in a drastic way.

Persuasion
Content Rating: PG

A Little More Practice, by Sandy W.
The day after Lady Catherine critiques her musical performance, Elizabeth Bennet follows her Ladyship's advice and commences practice on the piano in Mrs. Jenkinson's room.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: PG

A Little Secret, by Smile XD Widely
On their carriage ride back to Pemberley after being married, Lizzy and Mr. Darcy decide to tell secrets, which leads to some cute reactions.

Pride and Prejuice
Content Rating: PG

A Long Road To Happiness, by Lisa L.
Elizabeth and Darcy find that the path to true happiness can be a long and bumpy road indeed.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: PG

A Long, Strange Trip, by Ellen G.
A strange evening occurs while Elizabeth is tending to Jane at Netherfield.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: R

A Love Story, by Impertinence
Pride and Prejudice with a modern twist set in New York.

Pride and Prejudice (Modern)
Content Rating: R
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A Lyrical Persuasion, by Mocking Bird's Tune
Anne Christine Elliot met Frederik "Erik" Wentworth at 17. When she meets Frederik again he is a famous musical composer. Will love flourish again or will she fall for her uncle's stepson, the dashing Raoul de Chagny?

Persuasion (Modern)
Content Rating: PG

A Matter Betweeen Friends, by Molgor
Immediately after returning from Kent, Mr. Darcy tells Mr. Bingley that he has learned that Jane is not indifferent after all. Mr. Bingley reacts much differently than expected!

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: PG

A Misstep on the Cobb, by Amy P.
Everyone's feelings soon come to light when Anne falls off the stairs at the Cobb.

Persuasuion
Content Rating: PG

A Most Civil Proposal, by Colin
Darcy's proposal to Elizabeth in Kent is a considered, thoughtful, and civil proposal rather than arrogant and insensitive. Without that catastrophic evening at the Parsonage to drive changes in both Darcy and Elizabeth, they must find another way to one another.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: PG

A Most Imprudent Match, by Ali972
Darcy, Miss Bingley and Mrs. Hurst convince Bingley to leave Netherfield after the ball. While in London, Darcy decides he must forget Elizabeth Bennet and fulfill his obligations.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: PG

A Most Unlikely Romance, by Betsy R.
A christening and month long house party brings together a most unlikely couple.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: PG

A Most Invigorating Afternoon, by Vangie
Elizabeth, and Colonel Fitzwilliam stroll through the park at Rosings where they are joined by Mr. Darcy. An invigorating afternoon and witty conversation turn their walk into a most interesting interlude.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: PG

A Musical Interlude, by Betsy R.
A unique friendship starts when Elizabeth stumbles upon a lost Darcy.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: PG

A Night At Pemberley, by Ann Other
While touring Derbyshire with the Gardiners, Elizabeth spends a night at Pemberely and finds secret documents which reveal the truth about Wickham's relationship to Darcy.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: PG

A Pain of Short Duration, by Mira
Mr. Darcy takes a tumble after delivering his letter to Elizabeth, but finds that the pain is very fleeting indeed.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: G

A Practical Balance, by Pathatlon
A not so short ficlet about how Mary realises that love is a futile thing and money goes a long way. A young man in the destined to marry some rich girl situation is in dire need of a way out. Can love transpire?

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: PG

A Pretty Story, by Louise Barada
Darcy tells his children a tale.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: PG

A Prudent Motive, by Malini
Elizabeth puts her feelings aside and responds, instead, out of prudence, when she accepts Mr. Darcy's Hunsford proposal. After their engagement, Elizabeth begins to find herself drawn to Mr. Darcy, but his pride and condescending attitude still disturb her.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: PG-13

A Singular Proposition, by Tanya
After the death of Mr. Bennet leaves his family in gentile poverty, Jane finds herself married to Mr. Collins to save her family.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: R

A Stumble In the Night, by My Blue Castle
A silly thought of what didn't happen when Jane was ill and staying at Netherfield. Mr. Bingley goodness!

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: PG-13

A Taste For the Country, by Sandy W.
Proof that, sometimes, the way to two men's hearts may be through another man's stomach.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: PG

A Thing of Great Import, by Sybil
Married just four months, it seems that history may repeat itself when Lizzy is puzzled by Darcy's sudden change in behavior.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: G

A Time Remembered, by Kathy Taylor
Darcy's business in town delays his arrival at Netherfield by a month. Shortly after his arrival a chance mishap with his horse sets in motion events that change his life, in ways he never could have imagined.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: PG

A Tortured (Tortuous) Reading of Emma, by Malini
A very tired and overworked law school student's interpretation of Emma dictated by Tort Law.

Emma
Content Rating: PG

A Tradesman's Daughter, by Tanydwr
The story of how Caroline Bingley learns to mend her ways.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: PG
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A Trip to Lambton, by Andie
William and Elizabeth find themselves set up on a blind date, to the consernation of both.

Pride and Prejudice (Modern)
Content Rating: NC-17
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A View From the Valet, by Nacie Joy Mackie
Fitzwilliam Darcy's valet knows when his employer is hopelessly in love, or is hopelessly adrift without it.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: G

A Woman Worthy, by Nacie
Mrs. Darcy gets used to her new role as a society wife, deals with the eyes and gossip of London, and deals with her new husband as well.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: PG-13

A Year and a Day, by Michelle A.
Darcy leaves for the continent shortly after Lizzy's refusal at Hunsford, but they are reunited a year later over a happy family event.

Pride & Prejudice
Content Rating: R

A Year Later, by Betsy R.
One year after Darcy's disastrous proposal at Hunsford, the Darcys strive to put bad memories behind them, together.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: PG

A Young Lady of Fortune, by Victoria Cl.
Still smarting from Elizabeth's refusal in Kent, Darcy accepts an invitation from Edward Bertram to spend a month at Mansfield Park. Some surprises and intriguing new oppertunities await him.

Pride & Prejudice
Content Rating: PG

Acquiescence, by Janez2218
Mr. Darcy Renews his addresses in a most ardent fashion.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: NC-17
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Affairs Of the Heart, by Stactkos
With Lydia married to Mr. Wickham and Jane and Bingley finally happily wed, Elizabeth pines for a certain gentleman.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: R
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After Great Deliberation, by Teg
A short story with a view to Darcy's tortured thoughts. Set at Rosings, during that infamous spring visit, the time is the afternoon before that proposal.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: PG

After the Wedding, by Michelle A.
The Darcy's begin their married lives together as they start their honeymoon.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: NC-17
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All Men Make Faults, by Barbara
In 10 years of marriage, Marianne has grown to love Colonel Brandon more than she ever dreamed possible. When she overhears him in an incriminating conversation with a mysterious woman, she begins to doubt him, their love, their marriage, and herself. Willoughby tries to take advantage of the situation, although Marianne is determined to save her marriage, if she can.

Sense and Sensibility
Content Rating: PG-13

All the Pleasures Prove, by Lou
This is a story in humble observation that love is at times difficult and therefore more worth the earning. In continuation of the story Miss Darcy's Reel.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: PG

An Absent Lover, by Heide
After becoming engaged, Darcy must leave Elizabeth to go back to Pemberley before the wedding. The days become weeks and eventually even Lizzy begins to wonder if he will ever return.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: PG

An Accidental Recommendation, by Carolyn
The story of how Mr. Bingley came to let Netherfield Park.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: PG

An Anniversary, by Myretta
Darcy and Elizabeth celebrate a rather unusual anniversary.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: PG

An Arranged Marriage, by Jan H.
For reasons of economy, Elizabeth is forced to marry a man she thinks she does not love.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: R

An Assembly Such As This: A Novel of Fitzwilliam Darcy, Gentleman by Pamela Aiden
Aidan retells the now iconic story of Pride and Prejudice through the eyes of Fitzwilliam Darcy as he visits Netherfield with his good friend Charles Bingley and his sisters. The austere Darcy takes life very seriously, and is at a loss as to how he became friends with the amicable Bingley. Darcy has escaped many marriage-minded mothers and their daughters, which is why he initially disdains the Bennet family. Once he gets to know Elizabeth, however, he realizes his mistake, but his attempts to apologize to her only make him act even more awkwardly in her presence. The first in Aidan's planned trilogy of improvisations on Jane Austen concludes with the infamous Netherfield ball. Austen fans will relish the tale's retelling from Darcy's perspective as well as new characters, including Fletcher, the insightful and amusing valet who apparently approves of the charming Miss Elizabeth Bennet.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: PG-13

An Earlier Understanding, by Lissa
Mr. Darcy does not allow Elizabeth's cryptic insults to him during their dance at Netherfield to go unanswered, and soon challenges her to be more explicit, allowing him a chance to defend himself.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: PG

An Unexpected Encounter, by Zac'sgirl27
If there is one thing Elizabeth hates, it's thunderstorms. But what if an unexpected encounter could cure her fear forever?

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: PG

An Unknown Quantity of a Girl, by Lucy
Darcy's extended family is not willing to quickly accept Darcy's choice of wife, while Elizabeth and Darcy set out to win them over.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: PG

Anne's Share in the Conversation, by Kathlyn
After the death of Lady Catherine, Anne DeBourgh learns to fend for herself, inviting Charlotte to accompany her to London. There she meets several eligible gentlemen including her cousin Colonel Fitzwilliam.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: PG

Another Letter, by Casey
What if Darcy wrote from his heart, with impropriety aside and never intended for Elizabeth to see another letter?

Pride & Prejudice
Content Rating: PG

Anxiety and Civility, by Kathy Taylor
Darcy is thrust into the company of Elizabeth Bennet while at Netherfield and soon becomes discovers her to be unlike any other woman he has ever known. He is tempted to pursue her, but a secret in his past prevents him.

Pride & Prejudice
Content Rating: PG

Any Woman Who Truly Loved, by Margaret Sullivan
The daughter of Anne and Frederick Wentworth falls in love and eventually marries the son of Mary and Charles Musgrove.

Persuasion
Content Rating: PG-13

Appearances, by Belen
A Modern Pride and Prejudice story, set in the film making industry in which some characters are not what they seem, Darcy is not so proud, and Elizabeth is not a gentleman's daughter.

Pride & Prejudice (Modern)
Content Rating: R

As Fate Would Have It, by Kim
When Elizabeth regreats her actions at Hunsford, she takes matters into her own hands to rectify the situation.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: R

As Only a Husband and Wife Ought, by Lucy.
In which we explore the growing intimacy between Darcy and Elizabeth in and around the time of their wedding.

Pride & Prejudice
Content Rating: PG

Assumed Engagement, by KaraLou
Before his proposal to Elizabeth at Hunsford, Darcy writes to his sister telling her of his intentions. When he is injured on the way home after his visit in Kent, Georgiana assumes that Elizabeth is her brother's fiancée.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: PG

Assumed Obligation, by KaraLou
While the newly-married Darcys work to establish a school for the deaf in Derbyshire, Georgiana begins to enter society with plenty excitement and romance ahead of her. This sequel to Assumed Engagement.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: PG-13

At the Crossroads Inn, by Janice P.
Elizabeth and Jane Bennet are stranded at a coaching inn when their carriage breaks down. With the inn filled with raucous men, they both protection and escape when Bingley and Darcy take them under their wings.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: PG

At Your Service, by Genette
When typhoid quarantines the Hunsford and Rosings households, Mr. Darcy must see Elizabeth to safety.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: PG

Awkward Loveliness, by Kat
A time of courtship between Elizabeth and Darcy.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: PG

Beau Darcy, by Tina W.
Much to the consternation of his wife, Mr Darcy inadvertently sets the fashion therefore ensuring that their peaceful post marital existence at Pemberley is well and truly disrupted.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: PG

Be Not Alarmed, by Ann2
Mr. Darcy mulls over Elizabeth's refusal of him at Hunsford as he begins to write his letter to her.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: PG

Becoming Mrs. Darcy, by Anonymous Psychofan
A series of romantic oneshots drawn from the engagement and marriage of Elizabeth Bennet to Fitzwilliam Darcy. Humor, quarrels and romance are sure to unfold when you have such a unique couple!

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: PG-13 to R

Best Friends, by Nuria
An engagement story.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: PG

Bingley, by Jimmy
The story of Pride and Prejudice from Mr. Bingley's point of view.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: PG

Bingley's Woeful Tale, by SBRobinson
Darcy was highly suspicious that he had his mother-in-law to thank for his wife's fear of the marriage bed; a suspicion he was even further inclined towards once he had heard Bingley's woeful tale of Jane collapsing in a dead faint, upon seeing her husband strolling eagerly into their bed chamber, sans a night shirt, on their wedding night.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: NC-17
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Bird In a Gilded Cage, by Hannah E.
Eleanor's & the Viscount's romance.

Northanger Abbey
Content Rating: PG

Bird of Paradise, by Jane Greensmith
Fanny Bertram has a difficult time adjusting to her new roles as wife and mistress of the parsonage. Fortunately, a neighbor helps her to find her way as a new bride.

Mansfield Park
Content Rating: PG-13

Blow Thou Winter Wind, by Carolyn
Elizabeth writes her sister some letters. Based on Jane Austen's own letters to her sister Cassandra.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: G

By Every Civility In His Power, by Mariafaith
By Every Civility In His Power is a Pride and Prejudice "what-if" story that begins after Darcy's proposal at Hunsford. Elizabeth's rejection prompts him to reconsider his actions toward Jane and Bingley much sooner.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: R
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Can't Get Enough Of Your Love, Mr. Darcy, by Michelle A.
A little ditty dedicated to Mr. Darcy.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: PG-13

Captain Wentworth at Kellynch Hall, by Paillette
Takes place toward the beginning of Persuasion. Frederick visits the Crofts at their new home and ends up in Anne's old bedroom.

Persuasion
Content Rating: PG

Caroline's Courtship, by Rita
After reflecting on how horrible her life has been since her brother leased an estate in the country, Caroline awakes one morning to the surprise of her life.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: PG

Catalyst, by Elizabeth Hooton
Elizabeth's scathing rejection is not enough to set Darcy on the path to "reformation" and he requires a further catalyst.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: PG

Charlotte Spins a Web, by Genette
Charlotte Collins considers the relationship between her friend Elizabeth and Mr. Darcy, and decides on an interesting course of action.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: PG

Checkmate, by Mortie
Colonel Brandon and Marianne play a very strategic game of chess.

Sense and Sensibility
Content Rating: PG

Childhood Impressions, by Lady Susan
Lizzy and Darcy meet as children...cementing a deep friendship that will carry them through the years.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: PG

Christmas At Pemberley, by Kat
Elizabeth and Darcy's first Christmas Together. They have been married just under one month.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: PG

Christmas Eve, by Kara M.
Elizabeth follows a certain Christmas tradition.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: PG

Cinderella's Steele-Toed Slippers, by Sandy W.
Mrs. Robert Ferrars reluctantly postpones the resolution of a domestic disagreement in order to tell her daughters a bedtime story.

Sense and Sensibility
Content Rating: PG

Colonel Fitzwilliam Lends a Hand, by Lissa M.U.
On their way to Rosings, Colonel Fitzwilliam is intrigued by his cousin's enthusiasm for seeing Miss Bennet. He later learns how badly Darcy messed up his first meeting with Elizabeth and tries to help put things right.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: PG

Coming To An Understanding, by Abby
Three weeks before their wedding, Mr. Darcy learns that he was not the only gentleman to ask for Elizabeth's hand.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: PG-13

Completely Inappropriate, by Teg
A fluffy romp through unconventional courtship following the Netherfield Ball.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: PG

Compromised, by Mammatree
Elizabeth and Darcy find that even a forced marriage due to a compromising situation can have unexpected pleasures.

Pride & Prejudice
Content Rating: NC-17
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Confessions By the Sea-Side, by Ramya
Mr. and Mrs. Knightley spend their honeymoon at the seaside.

Emma
Content Rating: PG

Confessions of a Man Rejected, by Teg
Mr. Darcy falls into a depression following Elizabeth's rejection at Hunsford. And, Colonel Fitzwilliam is forced to run interference when things get out of hand.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: PG-13

Corredpondence and Kidnapping, by Bertie Wooster's Fiancee
Letters to family and friends fly as news of Elizabeth's kidnapping and elopement spread.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: PG

Conviction: A Sequel to Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice, by Skylar Hamilton Burris
Georgianna Darcy has a flattering array of suitors in this charming continuation of Jane Austen's Pride & Prejudice. As the sister of Fitzwilliam Darcy, Georgianna is assured of a large dowry. It's up to her to weed out the fortune hunters amongst her beaus. But can she further determine who loves her for all that she represents in the way of beauty and innocence and who loves her for all of herself? And once she has given her word to one man, can she train her heart to obey?

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: PG-13

Courage Found, by Kathy K.
Elizabeth must find the courage to speak with Mr. Darcy when he returns to Meryton after Bingley's and Jane's engagement.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: PG

Crazy Horse, by Frenchgirltoo
'Crazy Horse' is a very free modern adaptation of P&P. It takes place in Paris; Jane, Lizzy and Charlotte are hot dancers (not strippers - they dance in very light or almost non existent apparels) in a very famous cabaret: the Crazy Horse. One night two of the spectators are William Darcy and Charles Bingley.

Pride and Prejudice (Modern)
Content Rating: NC-17

Crossing Paths, by Cheryl K.
After a perfect first year of marraige, Elizabeth goes for a short walk and upon her return to Pemberley finds that her life has drastically altered.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: PG

Dangling, by Bunnyears
Elizabeth takes Mr. Darcy by surprise when he finds her dangling, in a most unladaylike manner.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: NC-17
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Darcy and Elizabeth: Days and Nights at Pemberly, by Linda Berdoll
Berdoll's second lighthearted romp through Jane Austen's Pride & Prejudice set (following Mr. Darcy Takes a Wife) turns nasty. Things start off sweetly as the terminally dignified Darcy returns from the continent to greet wife Elizabeth and the twins she has borne in his absence. Despite initial annoyance engendered by Elizabeth's recuperation, during which sex is rather out of the question, the Darcy's find that their relationship only becomes better with time.

Pride and Pejudice
Content Rating: NC-17

Darcy Comes Calling, by Liz C.
The account of the various times Mr. Darcy came to call on Elizabeth after their engagement. Mrs. Bennet is unbearable, Kitty is frightened, Jane and Bingley are oblivious, and the lovers get a harsh does of reality.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: PG

Darcy Proposes- Sort Of, by Cathy
Darcy meets with better luck when he proposes to Elizabeth in a more inviting manner than at Hunsford.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: PG

Darcy's Bed, by janez2218
Darcy and Elizabeth discover that if the road to true love never did run smooth, that their wedding night is full of some very large pot holes.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: NC-17
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Darcy's Disaster- A Comedy, by Isabel
Darcy came down with a severe head cold. And has some complications with his medication.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: PG

Darcy's Duel, by Lou
Darcy finds himself in a situation where he must protect his family from a man who holds a grudge against his father.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: PG

Darcy's Story, by Janet Aylmer
When Elizabeth Bennet first met Mr. Darcy, she found him proud, distant, and rude-despite the other ladies' admiration of his estate in Derbyshire and ten thousand pounds a year. But what was Mr. Darcy thinking?

Jane Austen's classic Pride and Prejudice has long stood among the most beloved novels of all time. The story of Elizabeth Bennet's blossoming romance with "haughty, reserved, and fastidious" Fitzwilliam Darcy has enchanted readers for nearly two centuries. Yet, Mr. Darcy has always remained an intriguing enigma-his thoughts, feelings, and motivations hidden behind a cold, impenetrable exterior . . . until now.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: R

Dearly Beloved, by Lewis W.
When Jane becomes increasingly ill during her stay at Netherfield, Mr. Bingley sends for a doctor from London.

Pride & Prejudice
Content Rating: PG

Desire in the Garden, by Mrs. Brown
Mr. Darcy finds pleasure in the garden.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: NC-17
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Dreams and Deisres, by MsPatience
Elizabeth falls at Pemberley and severely sprains her ankle. Her recovery brings some consequences of it's own.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: NC-17
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Early Morning Interlude, by JenDale
Married a little less than a year, the Darcys await an increase in their family.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: PG

Elizabeth In London, by Louise
With her trips to the Lakes delayed, Elizabeth joins her aunt and uncle in London.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: PG

Elizabeth the Mercenary, by Donna H.
Elizabeth recognizes the deteriorating state of her family's finances and sets out to raise their fortunes.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: PG

End of Innocence, by Lise
A few months after her broken engagement, Anne Elliot finds out she is pregnant.

Persuasion
Content Rating: PG-13

Father Figure, by Lou
Mr. Bennet arrives for a visit to Pemberley and disagrees with how Darcy is raising his children.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: PG

First Sight, by Caeasso
Renowned sculptor, Fitzwilliam Darcy, commissioned to adorn a private chapel in the far country north of Derbyshire, is a man of independent means and no little elegance. His solitary nature has cast him an appealing enigma among the excitable ton. But owing to the relentless pursuit of garrulous dilettantes and debutantes, the artist is driven into seclusion, which has effectively staunched his creative flow-until the summer day inspiration wanders into the sculpture garden.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: NC-17
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Forbidden Destiny, by Tanisha
Elizabeth Bennet Wickham travels to Hertfordshire alone, and must be rescued by a handsome stranger along the way.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: PG

For You Alone, by Susan Kaye
For You Alone is a first person accounting of Frederick Wentworth's ten-day campaign to win back Anne Elliot's love.

Persuasion
Content Rating: PG

Forgive, by Rathloriel
A small, intimate interlude between Elizabeth and Darcy. Darcy consoles his grieving wife but manages to make things worse.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: PG

Frederick's Story, by Traci
The Persuasion story is told through Captain Wentworth's point of view.

Persuasion
Content Rating: PG

Friends, by Lucie
And thus a friendship was started which lasted the rest of their lives.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: PG

Gaurdian of My Heart, by
While Darcy is away from Pemberley and Elizabeth, he has instructions delivered to his wife which lead her to important places in their history.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: PG

Georgiana Darcy, by Femke
Miss Darcy adjusts to life with her new sister. A trip to town for the season might soon have her adjusting to her own husband as well.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: PG

Going on Charmingly, by Lucy
A happy, rainy afternoon in which we indulge newlywed affections.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: R

Happenstance, by Abby B.
Forced into an unwanted marraige after a compromising situation, Darcy and Elizabeth struggle to find happiness in their marraige.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: R

Happily Ever After, by Allan
A bitter family dispute lurks behind an otherwise joyful wedding in Meryton.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: PG

Happiness Found, by Molgor
A wedding night story.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: PG-13

Hats, by Mosylu
Lydia finds that millinery is the perfect tonic.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: PG

Hell of Heaven, by Becky B.
With Elizabeth Darcy's announcement that an heir for Pemberly is to be expected shortly, Mr. Darcy begins his own private struggles.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: NC-17
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Her One True Love, by Bloody Mari
A crossover story between Emma and Pride and Prejudice.

Emma / Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: PG

Her Power With Him, by Roni
A collection of Persuasion shorts, told from Captain Wentworth's point of view.

Persuasion
Content Rating: PG

Heroes, by Margaret C. Sullivan
"She gloried in being a sailor's wife, but she must pay the tax of quick alarm for belonging to that profession which is, if possible, more distinguished in its domestic virtues than in its national importance." ~ From Persuasion by Jane Austen

Heroes picks up where Persuasion leaves off.

Persuasion
Content Rating: PG-13

His Brother's Keeper
In the wake of Georgiana'a successful elopement and marraige to George Wickham, Darcy learns from his solicitior that he must produce an heir immediately or risk the Wickham's becoming the new owners of Pemberley if he should die.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: R

His Wife, by Kathy Taylor
Elizabeth's vitriolic refusal devastated Darcy's mind deeply causing him to suffer a downward spiral of remorse of such despair that in order to retain some of his mental stability he began to hallucinate an altered reality.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: NC-17
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Hopes and Fears, by Alan Davis
Darcy revisits Netherfield where he tells Bingley of his earlier interference. He also has a meeting with Lady Catherine, regarding a certain rumor.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: PG-13

Horizon Of Hope, by Renee O.
Mr Darcy's nausea increased with every step he took into one of London's numerous slums one desolate afternoon in the late summer of 1812.
The subtly perfumed handkerchief he held in front of his sensitive nose helped but very little against the well nigh unbearable mixed stench of urine, excrement and vomit, of illness and death, of thin beer and mouldering food. Oh what Mr. Darcy must have sufferd as he searched for Lydia.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: PG-13

How Can I Face Your Father, by Erinmarie
When Elizabeth is with the Gardiners exploring the peaks of Derbyshire, she takes a fall and Darcy comes to her aid.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: PG

I Owe You All, by Lady Gabrielle
After Lizzy leaves Pemberley because of Lydia's elopement, she is kidnapped. What will Mr. Darcy do to save her? What will happen to Lydia? Who is Elizabeth's captor?

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: PG

I Saw Her Standing There, by Julie L.
Rock n' Roll, meets Pride and Prejudice set in 1965.

Pride and Prejudice (Modern)
Content Rating: PG-13

Imprudent Matches, by Genette
A day after the Netherfield Ball, Mr. Darcy meditates on his feelings for Elizabeth.

Pride & Prejudice
Content Rating: PG

In All Their Glory, by Lee
Elizabeth catches Darcy in flagrante delicto,so to speak, on their wedding night.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: NC-17

In Friendship and Love: An S&S Vignette, by Branwyn Harrison
Colonel Brandon and Elinor confide in each other as their friendship is strengthened during the trying period of Marianne's illness at Cleveland.

Sense and Sensibility
Content Rating: PG

In His Heart, In His Mind, by Lisa L.
While Jane nurses her cold at Netherfield with her sister at her side, an unseasonably warm afternoon and a banquet out of doors leads to the fruition of Mr. Darcy's desires... in his heart, in his mind.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: PG

In Search of Fitzwilliam Darcy, by Liliumscribe
A cursory look at why Mr. Darcy has had some difficulty in finding himself a wife.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: PG

In Sickness and In Health, by Betsy R.
A contagious fever sweeps through Hertfordshire, devastating the local popluation and leaving Elizabeth seriously ill. Darcy finds that he learns the true meaning of commitment as he struggles to save Elizabeth.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: G
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In The Deepest Whispers, by Jen F.
A poem of Knightley's feelings as he sees Emma and Churchill grow closer.

Emma
Content Rating: PG

Intermezzo, by Abigail R.
Elizabeth and Darcy struggle to reunite as they attempt to put the past behind them following Hunsford.

Pride & Prejudice
Content Rating: PG

Just a Touch, by Wingedraksha
Mr. Darcy is, of course, a generally disagreeable man. In all respects. That was what Elizabeth had decided, right? So... Why this strange and decidedly Unwanted feeling, after something as simple as, well, just a touch? Set while Lizzie is at Netherfield.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: PG

Just Kiss Me, by Annie
The continuation of Annie's wonderful Kiss and Cry, set in the world of competitive figure skating.

Pride and Prejudice (Modern)
Content Rating: PG

Kiss and Cry, by Annie
A modern retelling of Pride and Prejudice set in the world of figure skating.

Pride and Prejudice (Modern)
Content Rating: PG

Kitty Finds a Way, by George Park
Kitty visits Maria Lucas and comes to some 'conclusions' regarding Mr. Darcy & her sister Elizabeth.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: PG-13

Lady Catherine Comes to Pemberley, by Ed S.
This is an expansion of Lady Catherine's Pen Pal and a conversion from correspondence into prose.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: PG

Letters from Pemberley, the First Year: A Continuation of Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice, by Jane Dawkins
Strictly for Jane Austen devotees, this epistolary novel picks up where Pride and Prejudice left off. Drafting 25 letters from Elizabeth Darcy (nee Bennett) to her sister Jane, Dawkins seeks to describe Elizabeth's first months as mistress of Pemberley. Gossip about characters from Pride and Prejudice is presented, as are a number of new characters cheerfully identified by Dawkins in her preface as pastiches of Austen characters from other books and from Austen's own life.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: R

Life Begins At Forty, by Marks
Elizabeth Bennet, still unmarried at forty, regrets having refused Darcy so many years before.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: PG-13

Listening At Keyholes, by Naturally Insane
Set when Jane is ill at Netherfield. Bingley and Darcy overhear a conversation that brings a couple of things to light.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: PG

Lizzy's Declaration, by Molgor
Based on the 2005 movie, Lizzy tells Mr. Darcy how she feels!

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: PG

Lizzy's Escape, by Dark Vampire Fetish
This story is based on Pride and Prejudice, it's about Lizzy leaving her house to find... someone.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: PG

London Outskirts, by Ballpoint202
Lizzy encounters Darcy two days before traveling to Kent, and an eventful curricle ride ensues.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: PG-13
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Long Withheld, by Radhika
Elenor Tilney's Romance. What really happened?

Northanger Abbey
Content Rating: PG

Love Calls Twice, by Elena
Mr. Darcy chooses duty to family over love and marries Anne, while struggling to find his way back to Elizabeth.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: R

Love Knows No Reason, by Suz
The morning following the rejection of his propoasl at Hunsford, Mr. Darcy meets Miss Bennet while walking in the park at Rosings.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: R

Love Of a Different Kind, by Jacqui
Darcy befriends Anne de Bourgh; they marry and fall in love. But when she dies, Darcy is left a widower with a baby son--and is free to marry again.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: PG

Lydia Bennet's Story: A Sequel to Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice, by Jane Odiwe
In Lydia Bennet's Story we are taken back to Jane Austen's most beloved novel, Pride and Prejudice, to a Regency world seen through Lydia's eyes where pleasure and marriage are the only pursuits.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: R

Meeting Over Music, by My Blue Castle
Mary Bennet is tired of playing for dances. While visiting her sister Elizabeth at Pemberley for Christmas, Mary takes to playing a piano during an unbearable ball. What ensues is nothing like what Mary expected.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: G

Miss Bingley's New Year's Resolution, by Elspeth
The ladies of the Ton, namely, Miss Bingley, Miss Crawford, Miss Eliot and Miss Thorpe all meet at a party. Catfights are the order of the evening when the young ladies set about mixing and mingling at a New Years gala.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: PG

Miss de Bourgh's Adventure: A Sequel to Jane Austen's Pride and Prejuice, by Joan Ellen Delman
Lady Catherine de Bourgh had always intended a marriage between her daughter Anne and her nephew Mr Darcy. But when Mr Darcy has the temerity to thwart her plans by marrying Miss Elizabeth Bennet instead, Lady Catherine resolves on bringing Anne to Bath to seek a husband.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: R

Mistress of Pemberley, by Isobel Scott Moffat
The trials and tribulations of the Bennet family continue. Elizabeth, now Mrs Darcy and mistress of the great estate of Pemberley, is blissfully married and considers it her responsibility to ensure that Darcy's sister, Georgiana, and his cousin, Anne, daughter of the daunting Lady Catherine de Bourgh, achieve a similar state. Yet Georgiana and Anne are both so shy that surely they will require a helping hand from Elizabeth, and how is she to outwit the formidable Lady Catherine? But while Lizzie has her attention on those at Pemberley and Rosings, intrigue is afoot at her former home of Longbourn, where her sisters, Kitty and Mary, and, more alarmingly, her father, seem to have all fallen under the spell of a certain Mrs Castlemain. Only one more thing is needed for Elizabeth and Darcy's happiness to be complete. But, in the meantime, Darcy is once again confronted with the shadows of the past, and Elizabeth is horrified to find that she might be turning into her mother! A charming sequel to Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice.

Pride and Prejudice
Contenet Rating: PG-13

Miss Darcy's Reel, by Lou
A story of love, and duty--and of letting go.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: PG

Mixed Reactions, by Msathenafx
Set just after Elizabeth and Jane leave Netherfield, Mr. Darcy reacts to Miss Elizabeth, while her thoughts stray back to Netherfield.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: PG

Modesty and Mischief, by Megan Kelly
One year after the Darcy nuptials, Kitty comes to Pemberley as Georgianas particular companion. Can two such diverse personalities enjoy a winter together? Tensions abound as Darcy and Elizabeth struggle through the arrangements, while the two young ladies prepare to host a ball, and to lose their hearts.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: PG-13

Moonlight at Netherfield, part I, by Kreidy
Mr. Darcy reveals just how he perceives the happenings at Netherfield Ball and beyond. Written in 3 parts.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: PG

Moonlight at Netherfield, part II, by Kreidy
Mr. Darcy reveals just how he perceives the happenings at Netherfield Ball and beyond. Written in 3 parts.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: PG

Moonlight at Netherfield, part III, by Kreidy
Mr. Darcy reveals just how he perceives the happenings at Netherfield Ball and beyond. Written in 3 parts.

Pride and Prejudice
content Rating: PG

More Coffee, Mr. Darcy? by Sandy W.
After dining with the Bennets at Longbourn, Mr. Darcy lingers over his coffee, little knowing that Elizabeth has formed a desperate resolution.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: PG

Mr. Darcy Steals a Kiss, by Kerry
Mr. Darcy plans his strategy when he wishes to steal his first kiss from Elizabeth.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: PG

Mr. Darcy's Dairy, by Amanda Grange
Joining a growing field of Austeniana-and, particularly, Darcyiana-Grange retells Austen's Pride & Prejudice from Fitzwilliam Darcy's point of view. Her device for doing so is an imagined diary of a clever sort: Grange reproduces, word for word and comma for comma, conversations from the original novel, but shifts the perspective to reported speech in Darcy's first-person, with his commentary on the encounters. Between the reconstituted passages, the reader is treated to Darcy's ongoing reflections on Hertfordshire society, his family obligations, his sister and, most crucially, Elizabeth Bennet and her family.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: PG-13

Mr. Darcy's Daughters, by Elizabeth Aston
This sequel to Pride and Prejudice from first-time novelist Aston reads more like a beach book for historical fiction fans than a literary homage to Austen's masterpiece. The novel is set in 1818, when Mr. and Mrs. Darcy (nee Elizabeth Bennett) have gone on a diplomatic mission to Constantinople and left their five daughters in London with Darcy's cousin Colonel Fitzwilliam and his wife.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: R

Mr. Darcy Presents His Bride: A Sequel to Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice, by Helen Halstead
When Elizabeth Bennett marries the brooding, passionate Mr. Darcy, she is thrown into the exciting world of London society. She makes a powerful friend in the Marchioness of Englebury but the jealousy among her ladyship's circle threatens to destroy Elizabeth's happiness.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: R

Mr. Darcy Takes a Wife, by Linda Berdoll
This rollicking sequel to Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice follows the Darcy's as they begin their married lives together.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: NC-17

Mrs. Darcy, by Ida Sonberg
On the eve of their wedding, the Darcy's begin their lives together.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: PG

Mrs. Darcy's Dilemma: A Sequel to Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice, by Diana Birchall
As the children of the Darcy's and Bingley's come of age, Mrs. Darcy finds she faces a grave dilemma.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: NC-17

Much Better Fitted, by Sandy W.
Upon returning to Longbourn after the Netherfield Ball, a minor stumble causes Mr. Collins to reconsider his plans for matrimony.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: PG

Must Add Mush, by Elsa
Elizabeth and Darcy get a little help at the begining of their courtship. Less angst, and a bit of a twist.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: PG

My Love For You, by Belen
After setting Mr. Bingley straight on Miss Bennet's feelings for him, Mr. Darcy intends to make an immediate trip to town. His plans are changed abruptly as he is injured just after leaving Netherfield and he gets a second chance at his own happiness.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: PG-13

No One Can Compare, by Sofie
Elizabeth and Darcy meet in a cottage during a storm, and find solace in each other's arms. The actions of this day change the course of their lives, as they have to live with the knowledge of what they have done, not knowing if they are ever to see each other again.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: R

Not Beautiful, by Wingedraksha
A companion piece to 'Just A Touch'; Mr. Darcy cannot sleep, and likewise cannot stop thinking about someone he should have nothing to do with.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: PG-13

Not Beyond Hope, by Jeanette
When Mr. Bennet fails to find Lydia, the grief takes his life, and Jane soon follows; Mrs. Bennet also soon dies. Elizabeth refuses the help of the Gardiners and eventually finds herself on the streets.

Pride and Prejudice/Emma
Content Rating: PG-13

Of Dreams and Memories, by Alicia M.
Darcy injures his head after proposing to Elizabeth at Hunsford, leading to some misunderstandings between them.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: PG

On the Nature Of Love, by Lucy
Five years after marriage to the Bennet sisters, Darcy and Bingley contemplate the nature of love.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: PG-13

Paging Dr. Darcy, by Cindy C.
Sparks fly when Mr. Darcy, or should we say Dr. Darcy, finds himself making a housecall to the Bennets.

Pride and Prejudice (Modern)
Content Rating: PG

Paper Jam, by Belen
A modern Pride and Prejudice story set in South America.

Pride and Prejudice (Modern)
Content Rating: R

Pemberley: a Sequel to Pride and Prejudice, by Emma Tennant
It is the Christmas season, and Elizabeth Darcy (Elizabeth Bennet of Pride and Prejudice ), now the uneasy mistress of the great estate of Pemberley, anticipates the holidays with growing trepidation. Her foolish widowed mother and two of her sisters, flighty Kitty and pedantic Mary, are soon to descend upon the household. Adding to the guest list, as well as the complications, are her husband's formidable aunt, Lady Catherine de Bourgh, and the Wickhams (the cad who eloped with Elizabeth's sister after his unsuccessful attempt to run off with her sister-in-law). Sweet-tempered Jane will also be present, but her imminent confinement is a constant reminder to Elizabeth of her own barrenness.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: R

Pemberley By the Sea, by Abigail Reynolds
Marine biologist Cassie Boulton likes her coffee with cream and her literature with happy endings. Her favorite book is Pride & Prejudice, but Cassie has no patience when a modern-day Mr. Darcy appears in her lab. Silent and aloof, Calder Westing III doesn't seem to offer anything but a famous family name. But there is more to Calder than meets the eye, and he can't get enough of Cassie Boulton. Especially after one passionate night by the sea. But Cassie keeps her distance. Behind the veneer of scientific accomplishment, wit, and warmth, she is determined to hide secrets from her past. That means avoiding men who want to get too close, especially tempting and dangerous ones like Calder. Frustrated by Cassie's evasions, Calder tells her about his feelings the only way she'll let him - by rewriting her favorite book, with the two of them in the roles of Mr. Darcy and Elizabeth Bennet. But only Cassie can decide whether to risk her future by telling him the dangerous truth.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: R

Pemberly's Promise, by Kara Louise
Pemberley's Promise ~ the name of the ship holds promise for those in its confines. When Elizabeth Bennet encounters Mr. Darcy on a voyage to America, their story, known by all in the Jane Austen novel, "Pride and Prejudice," is significantly altered. When Elizabeth becomes ill down in steerage and her conditions worsens, Mr. Darcy makes a very unexpected offer to help her out. If you are familiar with the Jane Austen novel, you will recognize the beloved characters and certain events that transpire, but you do not have to have read her novel to enjoy this one.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: PG-13

Persuaded to Sail, by Dina
Captain Wentworth and his new bride Anne, embark on their first voyage as man and wife.

Persuasion
Content Rating: PG

Persuasion- A Poem, by Virtualvalkyrie
A poem, based on Persuasion, of love lost and found again.

Persuasion
Content Rating: PG

Pillow Talk, by Amaskedwriter
Newly Married Elizabeth Darcy makes the mistake of asking her husband a sensitive question about his past.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: NC-17
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Pride and Prescience: Or, A Truth Universally Acknowledged, by Carrie Bebris
Bebris' charming mystery employs the beloved characters from Jane Austen's novel Pride and Prejudice in a bit of sleuthing. The novel opens with a double wedding--that of Elizabeth Bennett to Fitzwilliam Darcy and Jane Bennett to Charles Bingley.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: PG-13

Pride, Prejudice and Pirates, by Elke
Elizabeth, desperate to save her family after Lydia's disgrace, decides on a daring and reckless course, one which will require the assistance of a reputed pirate.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: PG

Professions of Love, by Lewis W.
Catherine Morland's life turned out different from the one she had hoped for. Henry Tilney did not follow her on her return to Fullerton from Northanger Abbey, and she must wait many years to learn why.

Northanger Abbey
Content Rating: PG

Pull Me Out From Inside, by SoContagious
He was trying to burn the scent of the dewy grass and chilly mist, laced with the lilacscent which was so purely hers, into his mind for all eternity.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: PG-13

Pyrotechnic Persuasion, by Susan K.
Frederick Wentworth in any age, at any age, is a man who knows what he wants in a woman: Anne Elliot.

Persuasion (Modern)
Content Rating: PG

Rainy Days, by Lory L.
Two days before the Netherfield Ball, Elizabeth and Darcy are forced to spend few hours together in a cottage. They learn to listen to and to understand each other better, despite their unfortunate beginning and Wickham's story.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: PG

Remembrance of the Past, by Lory L.
This is a post Hunsford story: Elizabeth and the Gardiners intended to start their tour in June, as planned, but Mr. Gardiner's urgent business forced them to return to London and remain there for more than a fortnight. During this time, Elizabeth's paths will cross with Mr. Darcy's again. However, Mr. Darcy is not alone in London... The return of an old and dear friend will greatly influence him - and the entire story.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: R

Rivals and Rascals, by Maggie Page
Colonel Fitzwilliam does his best to cheer his cousin on their way to Pemberley. When the two run into Miss Bennet in the garden, he must prod his cousin to act.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: PG

Rocks in the Stream, by Lewis W.
In his will, Mr. Bennet left Longbourne to Jane, who runs the house better than her father ever did. When her sister does not return from a walk, Jane calls in the neighborhood to help find her.

Pride and Prejuice
Content Rating: PG

Roses In The Snow, by Emma Elizabeth Anne
Two children are born on a cold winter's night in Lambton, one is the heir of Elizabeth and Fitzwilliam Darcy, and the other is the daughter of a poor laborer.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: PG-13

Rumour Has It, by Ann L.
A traditional courtship starts out differently when the couple in question starts on a more honest note.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: PG

Scheme of Infamy, by LauraG-1215
A behind the scenes version of Lydia's elopement with Wickham, with an unexpected twist or two.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: PG

Season of Courtship, by Elizabeth Hooton
This is a "courtship" story that begins about three weeks from the beginning of Darcy and Elizabeth's engagement and continues through thier wedding day.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: PG

Seeds of Doubt, by Sharni
Georgiana Darcy accompanies her brother and Colonel Fitzwilliam to Rosings, which gives Elizabeth a much earlier glimpse of the girl, and perhaps, calls into doubt what she has heard from Wickham.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: PG

See the Sun Rise, Watch the Sun Set, by Valeria DeLourtes
Mr and Mrs Darcy watch the sun set as their three children play in a stream at Pemberley.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: PG-13

Seizing the Oppertunity, by Teg
Mr. Darcy refuses to take no for an answer when he asks Miss Bennet to dance a reel, and another member of the party also takes the opportunity for some mischief.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: PG

Shyness and Sincerity, by Sofie
Elizabeth overhears Mr. Darcy's comments to Mr. Bingley at the Meryton Assembly, but is determined not to make a hasty judgment of the man. By the time the night is done, she comes to believe that he is not haughty, but is shy.

Pride and Prejudic
Content Rating: PG-13

Sign of a Second Chance, buy Smallrose
A conversation in Lyme observed by Captain Harville.

Persuasion
Content Rating: PG

Sins Of The Fathers, by Jan H.
Elizabeth and Darcy are both shocked to discover that she is not the natural child of the Bennets, but rather a Darcy by birth.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating:PG

Sir Darcy, the Determined, by Kathy Taylor
A delay in the postal system keeps Jane's letters from reaching Elizabeth in Lambton when she traveles with her Aunt and Uncle Gardiner, until after Darcy had renewed his addresses.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: PG

Seven Days, by Sophie
When Darcy returns to Hertfordshire after the summer meeting at Pemberley, he is shocked to find that George Wickham has beaten him once again. A few months later, Elizabeth turns up on his doorstep with a horrible story. Can he save her from such a fate?

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: R

Sleeping Beauty, by Alicia
Mr. Darcy inadvertently confesses his feeling to Elizabeth when he thinks she is asleep in the Netherfield library. Little does he know that she hears his admissions of love for her.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: PG

Someone to Watch Over Me, by Suz
A modern retelling of Pride and Prejudice, set in Australia.

Pride and Prejudice (Modern)
Content Rating: NC-17

Something Beautiful, by Crysty
When Emma was a young woman of sixteen, she could not finish a portrait of Mr. Knightley that she attempting. A look in his eyes kept getting in the way.

Emma
Content Rating: PG

Something Blue, by Elspeth
On the eve of Jane and Frank's wedding, Miss Fanny Bates recalls her own lost love.

Emma
Content Rating: PG

Sometimes a Great Notion, by Judy-Lynne
Elizabeth sends Jane off to London to mend her broken heart and later joins her there. A friend of Elizabeth's, Olivia Crenshaw, decides it's time to help Jane and Bingley along, and notices something going on between Darcy and Elizabeth.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: PG-13

Strawberries and Champagne, by Mags
Mr. Tilney receives a surprise birthday present.

Northanger Abbey
Content Rating: PG

Such Terms of Cordiality, by Peradan
Elizabeth and Darcy meet for the first time in the summer of 1811, at Ramsgate, over tea and a nearelopement with few of the prejudices that plagued the original courtship, they quickly and easily become friends.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: PG

Summer At Pemberley, by Lucy
An influx of house guests disturbs Darcy's wish to be alone with his wife, and one guest appears disturbingly interested in Georgiana. Elizabeth convinces him to attempt reconciliation with Lady Catherine.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: PG

Susan, by Sania
A Sequel to Mansfield Park some 6 months after the marriage of Edmund and Fanny.

Mansfield Park
Content Rating: PG

Suspicions, by Erin H.
First Charlotte Collins, then others begin to suspect that there is some sort of an attachment between Elizabeth Bennet and Fitzwilliam Darcy.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: PG

Teardrops On the Window, by Zac'sgirl27
Elizabeth begins to wonder if anyone will ever fall in love with her. What would happen if her suspicions where quickly reversed by someone she never knew she had feelings for?

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: PG

Teurig, by Maryanne35
Mr. Darcy can not believe his good fortune. He has long wished for a brilliant, strong woman to challenge his superior education and intellect, but has yet to find them amongst the simpering misses of the Ton. He gets more than he bargains for in Elizabeth Bennet. She is truly a woman with unique gifts, and way ahead of her time.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: NC-17
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The Balcony, by Lewis W.
With less pride, less prejudice, and much less angst, Mr. Darcy and Elizabeth discover their attraction for one another soon after their acquaintance begins.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: PG

The Bennet's Come to Pemberley, by Ed S.
A continuation of Lady Catherine Comes to Pemberley.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: PG

The Best Of Intentions, by Cassie M.
In a painful twist of fate, Anne Elliot is persuaded to stay in Lyme to nurse the ill Louisa Musgrove, and watch the expectations that Louisa will marry Captain Wentworth.

Persuasuion
Content Rating: PG

The Billiard Lesson, by Carolyn
Jane tours Netherfield with Bingley, Elizabeth, & Darcy. When the tour is over, the men decide a billards lesson is in order. Caroline descends on Netherfield in the middle of the lesson.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: PG-13

The Birds and the Bees, by Jack Caldwell
Mrs. Bennet shares her knowledge of wifely duties with Jane and Elizabeth on the eve of their wedding. Her descriptions prove to be quite diverting.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: PG-13

The Boutique on Bond Street, by Felicity S.
A whimsical fantasy story, set in a London bridal boutique, where Madame Duvall the proprietor receives each of the Austen heroines in turn throughout the day, as they prepare for their weddings. At the end, Madame closes the shop wondering whether the fripperies she sells measures up to true love!

Multiple Novel Crossover
Content Rating: PG

The Chronicle, by Cindy
In a Modern retelling of Emma, Emma Woodhouse tries to match up her newspaper co-workers, never quite seeing the perfect match that is right underneath her nose.

Emma (Modern)
Content Rating: PG

The Confession of Fitzwilliam Darcy, by Mary Street
In Fitzwilliam Darcy, Austen created the ultimate romantic hero. Yet Pride and Prejudice reveals little of Darcy's innermost thoughts. Here, Street unveils the true motives and mysteries of Elizabeth Bennet's enigmatic suitor. Through Darcy's eyes we discover the reality of his relationships with his sister Georgiana, his cousin Colonel Fitzwilliam, the dastardly Wickham, his friend Bingley, and his formidable aunt, Lady Catherine. And of course, all his memorable encounters with Elizabeth, from that first view of her fine eyes to his disastrous proposal, and then to a pride and arrogance tempered by an unquenchable love.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: R

The Colonel Gloats, by Rita H.
While Mr. Darcy and Elizabeth sit in the garden reflecting on their ever changing lives, they are joined by an all-to-pleased with himself Colonel Fitzwilliam.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: PG

The Darcy Dialogues, by Ed S.
Behind the scenes of "Pride and Prejudice" as Darcy deals one-on-one with all manner of friend and foe.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: R to NC-17

The Darcys, by Lea
Lady Catherine finally deigns to visit the Darcys after the birth of their first son, Fitzwilliam Darcy III. Right before dinner, Lizzy's father drops by unexpectedly for some fun at Lady Catherine's expense.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: PG

The Darcy's Give a Ball, by Elizabeth Newark
While Jane and Lizzie plan a lavish ball at Pemberley, the Darcys second son falls in love with the Collins' daughter, first-born Juliet Darcy is almost lured into an elopement, and Georgiana's timid daughter Lucy is the new target of Miss Caroline Bingley's meddling.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: R

The Deadlock, by Sharni
A chance meeting in the darkened library of Netherfield gives Darcy and Elizabeth the chance to have a most interesting discussion.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: PG-13

The Education of Miss Bennet, by Heatherlynn
Mr. Bingley educates his intended as to her roll as his wife a little early.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: R

The Engagement, by Jan H.
Elizabeth enters into a secret engagement with Mr. Wickham. Will she discover her mistake before it is too late?

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: PG

The Exploits and Adventures of Miss Aletha Darcy: A Novel, by Elizabeth Aston
In this delightful new chapter in the story of the Darcy clan, taken up by Ashton (Mr. Darcy's Daughters) where Austen left off, the youngest daughter of Elizabeth Bennett and Mr. Darcy is in a pickle. Having married in haste, Alethea is now repenting bitterly, languishing under the unspeakable treatment of her horrid husband, Norris Napier. She escapes in the company of her intrepid maid, Figgins, and dressed as young men, they hare off to Europe to find Alethea's favorite and most sympathetic sister, Camilla. On the way, unbeknownst to them, they are found out by Mr. Titus Manningtree, who's off to Europe to find a Titian painting of his father's that has gone astray. Appalled by Alethea's apparent total disregard for her position and the requirements of polite society, Titus is nonetheless impressed by her courage and pluck. At first out of duty and then out of interest, he comes to her aid time and again, seeing her safe back to England. Once there, however, it is discovered that her husband was murdered, and she comes under suspicion.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: R

The Fiancée, by Lilo
The lighter side of Mr. Bennet's demise, as a widow and five unmarried daughters find that life takes many unexpected twists and turns.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: PG

The Final Encounter, by Stacy
While touring Matlock with her aunt and uncle, Elizabeth finds herself trapped in an underground cavern with Mr. Darcy.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: NC-17

The Final Indignity, by Lucy
Caroline Bingley struggles to overcome her jealousy of the new Mrs. Darcy.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: PG-13

The Final Reason, by Ardnaskela
Eliazabeth meets Mr. Darcy unbeknownst to him, she is already secretly promised to another.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: R
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The Freedom to Choose, by Laura E.
When Mr. Bennet compels Elizabeth to accept Mr. Collins' marriage proposal, she finds an unexpected ally in Mr. Darcy.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: PG

The Folly of Fitzwilliam, by Rebecca M.
During Jane's convalescence, Darcy and Elizabeth find themselves alone together for half an hour.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: PG

The Garden Path Steps, by Carolyn
Darcy and Elizabeth walk the grounds at Pemberley.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: PG

The Ghosts Of Darcys Past , by Kathy K.
Lady Anne and George Darcy keep an eye on their son and daughter even after their own deaths. They hope that Fitzwilliam can find a wife to make him happy again.

Pride and Prejudice
content Rating: PG

The Journey, by Jan H.
Darcy and Elizabeth's lives take an unexpected detour as they find themselves abducted by highwaymen.

Pride & Prejudice
Content Rating: PG-13

The King and the Maiden, by Sybil
Not long after their marriage, Elizabeth and Darcy take a walk through London, the result of which evokes both concern and amusement.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: PG

The Lesser of Two Evils, by Sandy
Mr. Collins overimbibes on Mr. Bingley's wine at the Netherfield Ball and Elizabeth must flee to protect her reputation.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: PG-13

The Lesson, by Ellen G.
Married only a short while, Mr. Darcy teaches his wife a lesson which she finds quite pleasurable.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: R

The Matchmaking Summer, by DeeDee
The Darcy's spend a summer playing matchmaker, with some surprising results.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: PG

The Not Secret Enough Room, by Lucie
Elizabeth finds a secret room at Pemberley.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: PG

The Other Sister, by Radhika
With the elder two Dashwood sisters married, Margaret tells her story.

Sense and Sensibility
Content Rating: PG

The Perfect Match, by Lory L.
On their first anniversary, two couples reflect on their lives together.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: NC-17
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The Private Journal of Mr. Darcy, by RavErz
The Private Journal of Mr. Darcy reveals his personality in a way in which he would never admit to others. The journal outlines his reasons for writing to Elizabeth about the charges she has accused him of in the novel.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: PG

The Prodigious Power of One Good Kiss, by Kathy Taylor
Darcy and Elizabeth learn for themselves that just one really good kiss can have...enough to change your life forever.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: NC-17
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The Question of Consent, by DJ Clawson
Mr. Bingley goes to his trusted friend Darcy for advice, this time involving the engagement of his sister. A sequel to A Bit of Advice.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: PG-13

The Rain, by Casey
Elizabeth ponders her feelings for Darcy while fearing that all hope has been lost.

Pride & Prejudice
Content Rating: PG

The Return to Pemberley, by E.B. Isme
While staying at the Lambton Inn, the Gardiners and Elisabeth find themselves attacked by highwaymen, and left for dead in the woods.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: PG

The Rule of Reason, by Abigail R.
Following Elizabeth's refusal in Kent, Mr. Darcy secures her consent to court her once she returns home.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: PG-13

The Second Mrs. Darcy, by Elizabeth Aston
Aston's latest novel (after The True Darcy Spirit) focuses on another woman in the tradition of Elizabeth Bennet, Octavia Melbury. Tall and outspoken, Octavia fails to find a husband in London and is dispatched to India, where she is to live with relatives. There, she marries Capt. Christopher Darcy, but their happy union is cut short when he dies from an insect bite. Christopher's spiteful cousin, George Warren, nabs the estate and leaves Octavia with a pittance. However, a surprise and sizable inheritance comes Octavia's way, and she travels back to England, where she keeps mum about her newfound fortune while her conniving half-sister Theodosia schemes to marry her off.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: PG-13

The Secret Life of Gentlemen, by Sara
The doors open to the secret world of a Gentlemen's Club.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: PG

The Shade of Pemberley, by Sara
A chilling tale of love lost and found again.

Pride and Prejudice (Modern/Regency Crossover)
Content Rating: R

The Subject of Reverie, by Sofie
Inner thoughts of some Pride and Prejudice characters at various points in the book.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: PG

The Swing, by Elke
While visiting an orphanage in London managed by a friend of Mrs. Gardiner's, Elizabeth is surprised to run into Mr. Darcy in the garden with the children.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: PG

The Talk, by Elizabeth Hooton
Mr. Gardiner takes it upon himself to give Darcy and Bingley some advice on husbandly duties shortly before their wedding night.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: PG-13

The Three Colonels, by Jack Caldwell
The Three Colonels is a sequel to the Jane Austen novels Pride & Prejudice and Sense & Sensibility.

Pride and Prejudice / Sense and Sensibility
Content Rating: R

The Trellis Awaits My Love, by Teg
Darcy can no longer bear to be apart from Elizabeth and decides to steal her away in the middle of the night, but makes one rather large error.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: PG

The True Darcy Spirit: A Novel, by Elizabeth Aston
Following on the heels of Mr. Darcy's Daughters and The Exploits & Adventures of Miss Alethea Darcy, Elizabeth Aston delivers an irresistible new novel set in the world of Jane Austen. After being disowned by her family, Cassandra Darcy -- the artistic eldest daughter of Anne de Bourgh (and granddaughter of the infamous Lady Catherine de Bourgh and Mr. Darcy's cousin in Pride and Prejudice) -- strives to make a living by painting.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: R

The Unexpected Passenger, by Jack Caldwell
The Unexpected Passenger is a sequel to Jane Austen's Persuasion.
It is a companion piece to my other story, The Three Colonels.
It takes place between The Yellow Admiral and The Hundred Days, by Patrick O'Brian.

Persuasion
Content Rating: R

The Women of Pemberley (The Pemberley Chronicles), by Rebecca Collins
The Women of Pemberley follows the lives of five women, some from the beloved works of Jane Austen, some new from the authors imagination, into a new era of post industrial revolution England, at the start of the Victorian Age. Vast changes are in motion, as they were throughout this dynamic century.

Pride and Prejudice
Content Rating: R

The White Heart, by Ann Haker
Eight years after the first time, Frederick Wentworth, with uncertainty and trepedation, prepares to declare his love to Anne Elliot.

Persuasion