Today was the day Fitzwilliam Marcus Darcy would reclaim his sense of propriety, snap out of this funk, and bring pride back to the Darcy name. And then a pregnant girl decided it would be a very good idea to stop by and ruin his life.

An unexpected twist of fate brings Mr. Darcy to a place he never imagined himself patronizing and where he once again crosses paths with Miss Elizabeth Bennet. She too had been brought here by an unforeseen and cruel twist of fate. Now they must strive to overcome the pain and taint of ruin to find happiness and a future in an unforgiving society who thrives on scandal.

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?

Modern: Elizabeth is a lawyer who has to live with the mistake she did when she was 18. Now she crosses paths with the accomplice to this mistake, and has to hide the consequences of that day from him. *Editing in progress* *05/18/20*

Lizzy is feisty and spirited. Darcy, not so much.

Elizabeth and Darcy meet at the scene of a car crash. They do not politely exchange insurance information. Modern AU. Completed.

Lizzie Bennet knew about a lot of things: How to best handle one night stands and hangovers, keep Charlotte from doing dumb things, save the world, her friends and her sanity with Chinese food and most important of all: HOW TO SURVIVE BEING A MED STUDENT! But all those abilities were suddenly of no use at all when it came to one William Darcy. Her fucking professor. Modern AU.

What if Elizabeth had not responded to Darcy's proposal by mentioning Jane, Bingley, or Wickham, but only referred to her own feelings in an attempt to make the uncomfortable episode end as quickly as possible? In this version, when asked why he was rejected with 'so little endeavor at civility', she gave the most honest answer: "It is quite simple. I do not love you."

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)

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.

"One false step involves her in endless ruin. . . " In this story, one (literal) false step causes a chain reaction of events that will result in Elizabeth's forced marriage to Darcy. Now a completed story available for sale on Amazon. This is only the first three chapters.

Elizabeth and Jane Bennet are coerced by their mother into participating in a reality show starring none other than William Darcy. Elizabeth's one goal is to be the first bachelorette to get kicked off the show. Will Mr. Darcy grant her wish or somehow convince her to stay? Elizabeth/ Darcy, Jane/ Bingley, Charlotte/ Fitzwilliam pairings. Beta'd by Ivy2010.

Imagine Lizzie and Darcy as best friends. How would their world be shaken when Lizzie marries a rich and powerful man who abuses her. Especially since Darcy was harboring feelings that went deeper then just a platonic friendship.

Can't help but hate. Can't help but love. A modern Pride and Prejudice.

You are cordially invited to the wedding of Jane Bennet to Charlie Bingley... Four days of wedding gaiety, a tattooed Elizabeth, three (or four!) eager suitors, a brilliant plan, a scheming Caroline, and embarrassing family members abound. RSVPs recommended.

EPOV, one-shot, modern, complete. "I remember thinking how amazing it was that all that was required to get my oil to mix with Darcy's water was a little bit of alcohol." What happens when Elizabeth thinks she had a drunken one night stand with the man she hates and how an imperfect past can end up being pretty perfect after all. M for language and adult themes.

With everything that William Darcy has to cope with, he would have never imagine falling in love with his roommate's girlfriend. Darcy/Lizzie Modern P&P.

"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.

Modern 'North & South'. A series of short snippets answering the essential questions of how they met, what they thought, how they felt, how they fell.