Five different stories. Five different paths to happily-ever-after. Whether through letters or matchmaking, soul marks or supernatural spirits, Elizabeth Bennet and Fitzwilliam Darcy will always find their way to each other in the end.

THE PRECIPITOUS MARRIAGE
Fitzwilliam Darcy’s parents seem determined to control his life, including choosing his bride. When Darcy defies them to marry the lively, impertinent Elizabeth Bennet, they could not disapprove more. But maybe a precipitous marriage is just what the Darcy family needs.

THERE CAN BE NO DOUBT
Darcy’s life depends on finding his soul mate. But his family has anxiously watched the young women introduced to the ton every year in the hopes of finding her, to no avail. Desperate, his family is scouring all of England to locate his bride. Darcy’s assignment? His friend Bingley’s new estate in Hertfordshire.

A MATCH MADE AT ROSINGS
When Elizabeth meets Lady Cecily, the overlooked daughter of Lady Catherine’s friend, she knows she would be perfect for Colonel Fitzwilliam. Little does she know that she isn’t the only one engaging in a bit of matchmaking at Rosings Park.

PRIDE, PREJUDICE, AND THE CHRISTMAS SPIRITS
When Elizabeth Bennet accepted Mr. Darcy’s proposal at Netherfield, it led to two weeks of happiness. That is, until he discovered that she had not loved him when they wed. Now the two of them are distant and cold, all hopes of an affectionate marriage dashed—until the spirits of some of their dear departed family visit to set things right.

THE COLONEL’S POST
When Elizabeth overhears Mr. Darcy’s insult to her at the Meryton assembly, she tells her dear cousin Colonel Fitzwilliam about it in a letter. He may not be able to help her all the way from Spain, but his advice always makes her laugh.
Darcy regularly writes to his favourite cousin, Colonel Fitzwilliam, but he never intended to reveal his affection for Elizabeth Bennet.
When the colonel finally has leave, he joins Darcy and Elizabeth in Kent. What will it take to convince his stubborn cousins they are perfect for each other?

This collection contains two novellas and three short stories for a total of about 73,000 words in 216 pages. All stories are clean Pride and Prejudice Regency variations with happy endings.

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