Author Description

What would make Mr Darcy, a man who abhors disguise, resort to deceit and fraud to achieve his goal? Baby blue eyes... The guilt of a certain regrettable event at the Netherfield Ball has put Mr Darcy in an unusually low mood, even more so than Mr Bingley, who cannot seem to evict the fair Jane from his mind. When word reaches them that Miss Bennet has fled Longbourn for the wilds of Yorkshire, a very grumpy Mr Darcy follows Bingley on his search, only to have his heart captured by a pair of beautiful blue eyes. He cannot turn away, even if he had wanted to, but the road to a happily ever after is fraught with difficulties from the law and interfering relations—hardships that are easier to endure with your love by your side. Be aware, dear reader, that our beloved couple’s passion, although not graphically described, runs white hot and they do anticipate their wedding vows. This variation of Pride and Prejudice of approximately 75 000 words is set in the Regency era. It is a low angst read with an early understanding between our dear couple. Appropriate for a mature audience due to the theme.