Happily Ever After with Mr Darcy is a compilation of previous published novellas, all of which are variations on Jane Austen's Pride & Prejudice. One Minute More by Jan Ashton Fitzwilliam Darcy has had to tolerate the attentions of his best friend’s sister—whose capers have led to her exile to Longbourn—and must also cope with his cousin’s disastrous romantic alliance and his own unfortunate attraction to Elizabeth Bennet. So much has happened in so little time. What can happen in one minute more? A Fine Joke by Amy D’Orazio Elizabeth Bennet agrees marry Mr Darcy believing herself to be granting a man's dying wish. However, soon she suspects the truth, that Darcy is not, in fact, dying. She begins to question what exactly happened between the time that Darcy proposed to her the first time and when he was given his dreadful diagnosis—and if, in fact, any of it is indeed true. Lost & Found by Julie Cooper A fairy tale of Pride & Prejudice. Soon after the arrival of an evil stepmother, Elizabeth and Jane Bennet find themselves starving and alone in the woods; Jane disappears into the home as Elizabeth is set to work. Wickedness is all around, and only by trusting, the cursed master of Pemberley can she break free of her captor, and release her sister and her beloved Darcy from the witch’s spell. BeSwitched by KaraLynne Mackrory Love does not just happen. It sometimes requires a touch of magic to keep stubborn mortals from fighting against their destinies—even if that means forcing Darcy and Elizabeth to see the world through the other’s eyes. Mr Darcy: A Man with a Plan by Lucy Marin Fitzwilliam Darcy is a man in despair following his disastrous proposal to Miss Elizabeth Bennet. When he sees her unexpectedly in London, he realizes he might have a second chance at love but knows he will need a plan to win her heart this time. When He Comes Back by Anniina Sjöblom On the eve of World War II, Elizabeth Bennet and Fitzwilliam Darcy meet in Kent, in a small coastal town called Meryton. The war might make any romantic inclinations in vain, but he promises her that when the war is over he will come back and he will make her love him.
