- A Quiet Life - Allison OM
Lizzy is left a widow and an old friend brings her sister to console her.
in Public bookmarks - A View from the Valet - Nacie
To be employed at an estate such as Pemberley, a well-trained servant was expected to become blind, deaf and dumb. And, case in point, no matter the unusual behaviour of his master, a valet must especially adhere to such inflexible standards.
in Public bookmarks - An Engaging Friendship - Amy J
After growing up together as the best of friends, Elizabeth and Darcy are separated by a tragic event. Several years later, after becoming reacquainted with one another, they agree to enter into a marriage of convenience. It is a winding road as their relationship develops into something beyond friendship.
in Public bookmarks - Anxiety & Civility
Kathy Taylor
in Public bookmarks - Better For Loving You - Helen
in Public bookmarks - By Order of Their Births - Linnea Eileen
Georgiana Darcy, the firstborn Darcy sibling, has much to learn about importance of duty, honour, and social status in the journey to find true happiness and love. All the while, another matter of honour threatens to destroy Elizabeth's family
in Public bookmarks - Disenchanted - Kara
in Public bookmarks - Eye of the Beholder - Ellen G
in Public bookmarks - Fair Stands the Wind - Maisedoat
Darcy is a naval captain
in Public bookmarks - Five Sons Mr and Mrs Bennet Never Had - biichan
in Public bookmarks - Loose Lips - Kent
Mr. Bennet learns of Darcy's first proposal shortly after Elizabeth returns from Kent
in Public bookmarks - Not Every Gentleman - hl
Edward Bennet is an excellent brother to Jane, and an excellent son to his father, but what about his twin sister, Elizabeth?
in Public bookmarks - Of Time Gone By - Bekah
In “Pride and Prejudice” Mr. Darcy is unarguably one of England’s most eligible bachelors, being tall, handsome and very rich. But what would his position in society be if a childhood illness had left him deaf?
in Public bookmarks - Omens - Abigail K
Their first meeting does not go exactly as expected
in Public bookmarks - Sarah's Story
"But never mind all that," he went on. "The situation is this: It is customary, as you know, to send a maidservant off with the new bride, but I have four daughters at home and only yourself to attend them. Since two of those daughters are leaving, it stands to reason that in future, some of them shall have to do without you. I will tell you, Sarah, that my first choice would be to send you with my Lizzy. I'm sure her husband has servants enough, but she is going the farthest from home and it would please me to think of her taking a bit of Longbourn with her. And you and Lizzy have always gotten on, have you not?"
in Public bookmarks - Secrets Kept - Gaby A
After Lydia disgraces the family, Elizabeth becomes a governess
in Public bookmarks - Subsequent Connections - Peradan
When Mr Bennet is struck down by a fatal illness, Jane and Elizabeth learn the truth of their relationship to the Fitzwilliams of Yorkshire -- and each other.
in Public bookmarks - The End is Where We Start From - Shemmelle
The death of Elizabeth’s husband upends her world, and forces her to confront her past. In doing so, she has to come to terms with the fact that making amends with her estranged family might bring her back into the sphere of a man she thought she had long forgotten.
in Public bookmarks - The Rich Are Always Respectable - Peradan
Lady Catherine never visits Elizabeth at Longbourn and Darcy, with little hope to spur him on, gets embroiled in a family crisis.
in Public bookmarks - The Unread Letter - Kara
Still filled with anger over Darcy's proposal, Elizabeth refuses to read his letter and rips it apart. They meet again in Brighton
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