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.

A Pride and Prejudice story. Starting in Hunsford, Elizabeth is not allowed to stay home from tea and so Darcy's ill-fated proposal is prevented however Elizabeth is too angry to remain silent. This is a slow and sweet story that does get more mature towards the end.

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.

While at Netherfield, before the assembly, Mr. Darcy discovers a letter young Elizabeth wrote years earlier to her future husband. One-shot.

Mr Darcy is not able to see Elizabeth on the evening that she does not go to dinner at Rosings and as a result the disastrous Hunsford proposal never takes place. The next day when hoping to meet her on her morning walk he instead overhears a conversation with Charlotte which leads him to rethink his approach...

After escaping the Scorch, Rachel is determined to rescue the few people she has left to care about from WCKD's clutches. But when it threatens Newt's life in the worst possible way, can Rachel sacrifice her personal happiness for the greater good? Or will she do whatever it takes to save the one person she loves? WCKD may not be good... but sometimes it's not good we need.

In this story the Bennets have better connections. A compromise early in the Earl of Matlock's life led to a large age gap between Col. Fitzwilliam and his elder brother, the Viscount. The Viscount is of an age with Mr. Bennet. The friendship between the two led to a higher ranked godfather for Elizabeth. It is light hearted with little angst.

The lives of the Bennet sisters take a decided turn when Darcy and Elizabeth meet on Oakham Mount the morning of the Netherfield Ball. Follow their adventures, heartbreaks, triumphs, and romances as each of the Misses Bennet take center stage in this retelling of an age-old Regency Era drama. D/E HEA

Jane and Lizzy must prepare to face an uncertain future. Shunned by Mrs. Bennet and largely ignored by Mr. Bennet, they face additional challenges when a young gentleman of fortune leases Netherfield Park. This is an AU story with major changes to some of the familiar characters and situations. As a result, ODC can be considered OOC in this rendering. Some angst and a little humor

When Elizabeth inherits 10000 pounds a year, she finds herself the object of unwanted attention, even from the odious Mr Darcy who had previously declared her 'not handsome enough to tempt him'. As per her godfather's request, she joins her aunt Sempronia in London, to be introduced to the Ton.

Mr. Darcy is at a crossroads, tormented by the choice between familial expectations and the wishes of his heart. Under pressure to marry his cousin, he instead proposes to Elizabeth Bennet, assuming that a penniless girl with four sisters can ill afford to say no. But he underestimates her spirit and determination. Book is completed and on sale at Amazon!

Jack thought he could do it, thought he could overlook the dalliances... until he realized he had actually become just like the rest of them... Just Another Dalliance... In his attempts to protect himself from inevitable heartache, a new jealousy surfaces, but this time, it's not Jack who's caught by the green-eyed-monster!

As Elizabeth walks the gardens of Netherfield with Mrs Hurst, she overhears Miss Bingley and Mr Darcy jokingly talk about Elizabeth's supposed marriage to the gentleman. His comments makes Elizabeth wonder if he really is looking at her only to find fault, or if there is indeed another reason. Her curiosity and slightly more daring behaviour changes the path for ODC. E&D HEA.

Sirius decides to stay in England after escaping Hogwarts and makes protecting Harry his priority. AU GOF.

What if the militia came to Meryton earlier than the occupants of Nethfield? What if the gentleman commanding the regiment did not have a young wife? If you're interested in finding out how this would change the events of Pride and Prejudice, please follow me on a journey into the somewhat unknown! Errors at the end of Chapter 17 now fixed.

What if Petunia put the blame where it belonged instead of on Harry? OOC Petunia Dursley Rating for mild language