This Christmas, many wrongs will be made right…

If Lady Catherine fell suddenly ill on the point of travelling to Longbourn, Pride and Prejudice might have ended very differently. Without the confrontation between Lady Catherine and Elizabeth, Mr Darcy has no way of knowing how much her heart has changed. Worse still, he must stay at Rosings to help his aunt and cousin. Pining for Elizabeth, but unable to go to her, Mr Darcy can only wait and hope.

When Elizabeth hears nothing from Mr Darcy even after Mr Bingley returns to Netherfield, she imagines he has made his choice. After all, it is all too understandable that the connection between Lydia and Mr Wickham would divide them forever. However impossible it seems, she must try to forget him. Instead of spending Christmas crying over Mr Darcy, Elizabeth will go to Kent to visit Charlotte, who is expecting her first child. But a surprise awaits her there　Mr Darcy himself!

This will be a Christmas full of transformation. Anne de Bourgh will find new strength and a surprising chance at love, while Lady Catherine may learn that there is more to Elizabeth　and to Anne!　than she ever knew. Most of all, Mr Darcy and Elizabeth will have one last chance to discover how they really feel about each other…and make this their most joyful Christmas yet! Readers can expect some humorous matchmaking, people changing for the better, and a great deal of Christmas spirit. This holiday love story is perfect for those looking for a sweet and wholesome romance filled with kindness and longing.

But will Mr Darcy get what he wants most for Christmas: Elizabeth’s hand in marriage?

When Mr Wickham is prevented from pursuing Georgiana Darcy at Ramsgate, he has no intention of giving up on his revenge. Instead, Mrs Younge will lure her to the site of his militia posting　Meryton!

When Elizabeth Bennet meets Georgiana Darcy at a public assembly, her ‘proud' manners have already caused the people of Meryton to view her with disgust. More perceptive than most, Elizabeth sees she is only shy and takes the younger girl under her wing. Theirs is a friendship that quickly goes to the heart, and Elizabeth cannot help but be intrigued by Georgiana's glowing praise of her older brother. Can any man truly be as perfect as her descriptions of Mr Darcy?

Mr Darcy knows he shouldn't fall for Elizabeth Bennet. After all, Mrs Younge has already warned him about the Bennet family's vulgar intentions. Yet the connection between them is undeniable. She seems so warm, so witty, so genuine. But could any woman truly be as perfect for him as Elizabeth Bennet?

Surely not. Surely the portrait Mrs Younge paints of Elizabeth Bennet is reality, and she is only a selfish fortune-hunter, willing to do anything to catch a rich man, even pretending to befriend his sister. But the real danger to Georgiana is not what he suspects…

Surrounded by schemes and lies, can Elizabeth find a way to save her friend — and show Mr Darcy the truth?