London, 1895. All newly-minted heiress Molly Hooper wants to find is a reasonably agreeable husband and a patron to keep her father's clinic. Thanks to a rather public faux pas what she ends up with is an engagement to Sherlock Holmes, a man The Times has dubbed "The Rudest Man in London." But what happens if this marriage of convenience becomes inconveniently emotional? FINISHED!

Set towards the end of World War One, Sherlock and John are injured in the war and sent to England to recover. What happens when Sherlock insists on Molly as his doctor? Why Sherlolly of course!

First Lizzy had learned of Mr. Darcy's hand in breaking Jane's heart, and then he had offered the most insulting marriage proposal in history. Could a day get worse? Only if she were to be threatened at sword-point, tied up, and whisked away by a rogue, with only the world's most arrogant man to watch over her. Luckily, that wasn't very likely to happen...

Mrs. Bennet, determined to see her last two daughters married, arranges a holiday in Bath. Will foolish Kitty avoid the temptations of the Georgian city? Will solemn Mary ever lift her head from her books? Will Mrs. Bennet's nerves survive the adventure? Something of a sequel to "Miss de Bourgh in Bath," though previous reading is unnecessary.

He lives in his world of silence; he lives in his world of sound. When Kurt meets Blaine and finds out he's different, he doesn't run: he does everything he can to keep him in his life as they grow up. Deaf!Blaine AU

1930s Manhattan socialite Blaine has come to the Florida beaches for the winter holiday. There, he meets the mysterious Kurt Hummel. He immediately feels a connection to this stranger but Kurt has a dangerous secret that could cost them everything.

Darcy and Elizabeth's genders are switched. He's Miss Darcy, heiress of Pemberley, while she's the Bennets' only son and heir.

What if Mr. Darcy and Elizabeth were stuck overnight in the Netherfield library? Oneshot.