Highest Ranking- #45 in Chicklit When they meet it's hate at first sight. Elizabeth and William think they are polar opposites but the truth is quite different. Elizabeth, a normal girl in her early twenties intelligent and witty, thriving for her university degree meets William, a rich British boy full of pride and arrogance or at least that's what she thinks about him. But as destiny intertwines their paths they start feeling something they have never felt. Elizabeth builds up a wall against him determined to hate him for crimes he has not committed. William making mistakes he never thought he would make, living on prejudices his family had always lived on. Will Elizabeth let down her wall and see the real William? Will William let go of their social differences and accept what his heart tells him against his own will? Join this journey of hatred, scandals, betrayals, prejudices and love where the characters accept their flaws, their mistakes and discover their own self. Together they bring out worst in each other and the best in each other and together they grow. Cover by @anushkaawrites (me)

When Aussie bad boy, Darcy and pretty, outspoken Paige meet up, sparks fly in this romantic high school story. THE HOTNESS by Summer Day is inspired by Pride and Prejudice and brings a teen take on the classic novel. It is also the second part in the Sunrise series beginning with Pride & Princesses (on amazon) and ending with Popular (based on Emma). This is a fun, largely *unedited* novel (continues the story between Pride & Prejudice and Popular:)

A modern Pride and Prejudice story. Only sexier. Mira is a refugee, starting a new life far from home. She has to deal with her troubled past, her son, and her enigmatic boss, while her only weapon is her killer sense of humor. It's a slow-building love-hate story, with a strong female lead; two control freak lawyers, fighting for dominance, in denial of their feelings; an alpha discovering his submissive side; lots of humor and humanism. ~73K words ~~~ Warnings: - Mild language. Characters talk like white-collar workers usually do in real life. - Chapter 43 has mild sexual content. It isn't very graphic, it's emotional, rather, but if you don't want to read about it, just skip it. It won't affect the story. ~~~ Featured: - WP Romance's Read Together and Head Over Heels reading list - WP ChickLit and Women's Fiction reading list - WP New Adult's Romance reading list - WP Adult Fiction reading list - WP Classic Authors Twisting Austen's Magical Moments reading list - WP Retold reading list ~~~ Reviews: "You have a lot of literary elements going for you: your style is chock full of subtext, humor, and intelligence. There's a careful craftsmanship in world-building, character development, and theme." Scripturam Awards "A truly unique story with a quite remarkable a plot! It has the ability to convey the emotions stirred within the characters to the depth of readers heart!" The Graphomania Awards "I am beyond impressed with this work. The characters feel real; three-dimensional. The narration does not feel forced in any way, it flows as it reads." The Dream Awards "Some books lead with suspense and cliffhangers that even if you don't want to continue the book you do so just to sate your curiosity. But then a rare gem like this comes along and without any cheap tricks it pulls in, you just continue and keep reading it and you may not even know when you reach the end." Shadow City Awards

What if destiny chooses you to be the one suffering due to the narrow-mindedness and conservatism of the society, and your parents abandon you by calling you a disgrace when you need them the most? What if the narrow-mindedness of someone threatens to snatch the love of your life from you due to nefarious actions of someone else?

This story is a modern take on Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice. Fiery tempered Isabelle is self reliant and doesn't need a man to complete her, whatever her delusional mother might think. However, when the meddlesome Mrs. Bennett's irritating penchant for match making leads Izzy to a certain tall dark and arrogant young man with a habit of being referred to by his last name, will Izzy stand resolute? Or will her pride give way to something... sweeter?

When handsome Mark Knightly arrives at Sunrise High School, Phoebe and Mouche (Best Friends Forever), invent a dating game to impress him with surprising results. Inspired by Pride and Prejudice, Pride & Princesses is about dating, friendship and first love. **The companion stories to this novel include The Hotness (unedited) and Popular.

What if Mr. Darcy was more determined to have Elizabeth? No matter the price? What if Lydia's situation forced Elizabeth to accept his advances? Will Elizabeth's prejudice, anger, and hatred for Mr. Darcy persist . . . or will she realize that love is sometimes found in places she never expected it to be found? An alternate ending to Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice, currently my favorite book of all time. May change the rating later. Hope you enjoy!

A love story loosely based on Austen's classic but set in the modern day with a teenage cast.

This adaption of the classic novel retells the story of Elizabeth Bennet and Fitzwilliam Darcy as an amorous tale while attempting to still remain as true to the attitudes of the original characters as possible. In the same spirit as "Pride, Prejudice , and Zombies," this retelling includes most of the original material (in updated language), and it is interspersed with new conversations and scenes between Lizzy and Darcy. Meant for mature audiences. Note: This book is on the Kindle platform under the title "Interludes." Per Kindle's publishing limits, chapters 1-5 and 33 remain on Wattpad to read for free. The complete story is available for purchase for $2.99 or free for Kindle Unlimited subscribers.

A modern day spin on the Jane Austen classic set in the Hamptons.