Misfortune has struck Fitzwilliam Darcy — an altercation ended with him in the car of an innkeeper without his memory. Rescued by his friend Charles Bingley, he slowly begins the arduous task of recovery and whilst some memories come easily to him, others elude him still. He can recall the face of a young lady but nothing more: no name, no detail beyond that she was important to him. He is surprised and pleased when, upon their return to Hertfordshire,...

Thrust into society once more, neither Fitzwilliam Darcy nor Elizabeth Bennet can even contemplate renewing the affection they once shared: they can barely look at one another! When an old antagonist tips his hand, secrets are revealed and Elizabeth and Mr. Darcy are forced to acknowledge the love they had for one another had never truly gone away...Book 2 in a fun new Pride and Prejudice variation series. Romance and Reconciliation what if Mr. Darcy...

Sometimes romance appears out of nowhere...Jane Bennet has been swept up in a courtship nobody expected with a new arrival to Hertfordshire. Elizabeth Darcy can do nothing but witness this surprising turn of events from a distance, and quiz her other sisters for information. Fitzwilliam Darcy is determined to support Charles Bingley through his perceived disappointment, but when his friend's spirits lift in a growing friendship with Georgiana, will...

A novella and selection of short stories inspired by the works of Jane Austen...In Netherfield Library — Pride and Prejudice - Brought to Netherfield to care for her ailing sister and kept there by an ongoing rain-storm, Elizabeth Bennet seeks refuge from Caroline Bingley's perpetual gossip in the library — but she is not alone in her desire for peace. Fitzwilliam Darcy is surprised to find an able chess opponent in Elizabeth, and as the pair...

A surprise elopement — and an anxious journey north. News that his cousin, Anne de Bourgh, has eloped to Scotland puts Mr. Darcy in hot pursuit, leaving behind his wife in London and determined, at last, to confront George Wickham for his selfish actions. Elizabeth blames herself for what has happened and feels sure her husband blames her too. With Colonel Fitzwilliam too ill to escort her she is desperately considering following her husband northwards...

A Persuasion variation. Returning to stay with his sister in Somerset, Captain Frederick Wentworth is doing his best to forget his last visit to that county eight years previously, which resulted in a broken engagement, and a broken heart. When he and Anne Elliot meet by chance one morning, their ability to get properly reacquainted is curtailed when young Charles Musgrove falls from a tree. Frederick is hailed a hero, welcomed to Uppercross and immediately...

A marriage of convenience - with Mr Darcy? Her family is convinced Elizabeth Bennet has leapt from one mishap to another, and when news of his surprise wedding spreads, Mr Darcy finds himself without the support of family and friends. Will such an onslaught of opposition from all sides unite the new Mr and Mrs Darcy, or cause further heartache?

When Anne Elliot removes directly to Bath with her family to satisfy Sir Walter's need to retrench but desire for society, she does so reluctantly. She intends to make the best of her situation, finding friends and occupations enough in the town to keep her busy and useful and leaving her little time to dwell on the couple who have taken on tenancy of Kellynch Hall, or the gentleman from her own past who must likely make his home there with them before...

Fate finds a way… Mr. Bennet is dead, and with Mr. Collins eager to take possession of his inheritance, the grieving Bennet family are forced to leave Longbourn and life as they knew it behind. Staying in London can only ever be temporary, but after meeting Fitzwilliam Darcy at an assembly, not even Elizabeth Bennet an imagine how things will change. Fitzwilliam Darcy is looking for a solution to a cash flow problem, not a family of bereaved women....

Married - but at odds with Mr Darcy.With his family fractured, Mr Darcy does not know where to turn. Can he learn to trust his heart, even if it means overcoming his own stubborn ideas?If Elizabeth's own happiness is ruined - perhaps forever - she is determined to work a happier ending for her sisters. Can a gathering at Pemberley resolve all of their problems, or will it merely make everything worse?