Elizabeth rescues a puppy George Wickham abandoned, and Darcy falls first… helplessly, with wet sleeves and soap in his hair.

Emergency Alert: Elizabeth Bennet is trapped at Pemberley with a snakebite and nowhere to go. Darcy’s care is healing her body, but Wickham’s lies might destroy her heart.

What if Elizabeth Bennet flees marriage to Mr. Collins, pretends to be Darcy’s sister, and finds herself speeding toward the very Scottish border she never intended to cross?

What if Mrs. Bennet were the sharpest knife in the drawer? She turns Darcy’s careless insult into a legal contract and lets the cat handle the rest.

Elizabeth Bennet is the secret advice columnist of Meryton when Mr. Darcy writes to warn her about a dangerous officer. She disbelieves him, and neither knows they’re corresponding—or falling.

Darcy’s father gambled away Georgiana’s dowry. Mr. Bennet won it. Now Darcy must win a Bennet daughter’s heart—or lose everything.

Darcy came to Hertfordshire to find Bingley a wife. He found Elizabeth instead—impertinent, muddy, and absolutely not part of the plan.

Elizabeth must marry Mr. Collins to save her family. But her pug, Empress, forces Darcy to prove himself worthy. Will Elizabeth trust that her pug knows best?

What if Darcy brought his wolfhound to Hunsford—and the dog takes one look at Elizabeth Bennet and decides: she's the one.

When Elizabeth is framed for the murder of a difficult dressage queen, her only ally is the brooding Fitzwilliam Darcy, who bails her out despite being a suspect himself.

When Darcy's reputation is ruined by a compromising setup, Elizabeth is forced to be Georgiana's companion, but Darcy's sister isn't innocent.

Elizabeth dazzles London society with Caroline Bingley’s help, as long as she avoids Darcy. But behind tea and books, she finds a Darcy impossible to resist.

Elizabeth Bennet is not a Bennet. She’s the lost Darcy heiress—and falling in love with her could cost Fitzwilliam Darcy everything.

What if Bingley and Darcy had stayed at Netherfield that first Christmas? Will a mishap and the delightful Bennet girls capture the merry gentlemen’s hearts?

Elizabeth as a single mum? Darcy's secret baby? What happens if he never remembers their one night at the inn?

A blizzard traps Elizabeth at Darcy’s stables. Her ex, George Wickham, stalks her. Horses are at risk. A modern Christmas romance in the elite dressage world.

She impersonates an heiress. He takes responsibility for a compromise he didn't cause. Marriage was their first mistake, will falling in love be their last?

The Gambino crime family has nothing on Mrs. Bennet when she blackmails Mr. Darcy into courting Elizabeth.

Elizabeth makes fun of Darcy's terrible Hunsford proposal to Wickham, and Darcy denies it ever happened. When Darcy is shot in a duel, Elizabeth becomes his nurse. Angst, bullets, and the most beautiful redemption.

Eight women. One summer competition. Elizabeth thought keeping score for Darcy’s bride search would be easy—until she falls for the prize herself.

Darcy lost Pemberley through deception. Now he'll do anything to get it back—until 'anything' includes losing Elizabeth.

She demolished his marriage proposal with the most brutal rejection ever. He retreated into icy isolation. Now they're TRAPPED together at Christmas...

Finally, a Pride and Prejudice variation that gives Anne de Bourgh a story she deserves! What happens when Elizabeth and Anne become besties.

When Elizabeth dismisses Mr. Darcy as hopelessly unromantic, he sets out to prove her wrong—though his awkward attempts at courtship might just make her fall in love anyway.