Reading P&P, Mr Darcy's feelings seem rather acute, but do not get much attention. This story explores them from the moment just after his rejection, to beyond his actual marriage. The action follows P&P exactly, but some secondary characters, most notably Georgiana and Mrs Younge, push the boundaries of Miss Austen's description. The style of writing diverges from hers ever more.

A Pride and Prejudice fanfiction. Regency setting. Based on the 2005 movie - picking up the story with the trainwreck proposal in the rain which ends with Darcy actually kissing Lizzy. Having his proposal rejected in no uncertain terms, Darcy has to work through his favourite lady's accusations while Lizzy has to come to terms with her conflicting feelings. When tragedy hits the Bennet family, Darcy and Lizzy each need to overcome their difficulties to maintain a chance on happiness in their lives. Work in progress.

Note- This is not an excerpt from P&P. This was a school assignment that I really liked, and decided to post. Basically, it's Darcy's POV of when he proposes to Elizabeth (the second time). Enjoy! RowlingInTheDeep42

Elizabeth Bennet has refused an offer of marriage from the handsome and rich Fitzwilliam Darcy. She has told him in a hateful manner everything she holds against him. Mr. Darcy defends himself by writing her a letter. In this altered tale of Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice Mr. Darcy encounters Elizabeth in Rosings Park soon after she has read his letter.

The house known as Pemberley stands in an isolated valley on the edge of the High Peak, as intriguing and inaccessible as Sleeping Beauty's briar-shrouded castle. To historian Liz Pargeter it's a mystery to be solved. How can a stately home of such importance have sunk into obscurity? What happened to the former owners - the Darcys - who disappeared from local records after the early 19th century? And why is so little known about Pemberley's current residents? Fitzwilliam Darcy, the former Master of Pemberley, has been dead for many years. When Liz walks through the door of his ancestral home, she awakens more than just his curiosity. She may also be the key to his salvation. Eternal Flame is a contemporary fairytale romance. It is a sequel to Jane Austen's "Pride and Prejudice", set two hundred years after the events of the original novel. A Wattpad Featured story between March 2015 and July 2017 .

This is a story about the life of the Darcy's after the day they get married. Their life isn't far from happily ever after, but like everything it has its ups and downs. The story written by Jane Austen has inspired millions and will continue to inspire. So, I thought I might use some of her inspiration to create a novel that is in a way related to her and to one of my favorite stories.

This is a continuation of the 2005 version of 'Pride and Prejudice'. It is written from Elizabeth's point of view therefore making the story more about her personal life rather than her external influences, also I hated how they left the story just as the characters lives came together and were just about to get interesting (typical..). I wrote this as a part of my English literature course and it gained full marks (not to brag) however I am posting this from an enjoyment point of view as most people who have read it seemed to enjoy it, thanks. Blurb: Elizabeth Bennet's life is finally balanced. She has her loving parents, a sister who adores her, and her very own Mr Darcy. However, as she wakes up on the morning of Jane's wedding day, she feels as though something isn't quite right.. Her suspicions are confirmed when she finds that Darcy has simply vanished. She thinks the worst when she notices that he doesn't attend the wedding ceremony of his closest friend and his soon to be sister-in-law. Elizabeth decides that she is going to have to investigate herself, terrified of what she may (or may not) find..

What if Netherfield Park was bought by the Bennets? And what if Netherfield Park was in Derbyshire? Would our lovely characters still find their happy ending? Read and find out...

With a son off at boarding school, and five daughters, Mrs. Bennet should be very pleased with her situation in life. She is wealthy, and her children want for nothing. But she finds herself constantly at odds with her second eldest daughter Elizabeth, who is stubborn and far too witty for Mrs. Bennet's liking. Grey Skies follows the Bennet family in a much better situation than in Pride And Prejudice, and shows how much money can affect one's life.

Written by Jane Austen and published in 1813.