This book is a multi-trope Darcy and Elizabeth story. Elizabeths entire world shifts when Jane marries Mr. Collins and she has a hard time coming to terms with everything.

Determined to marry for affection, Elizabeth Bennet rejects her cousin’s proposal, unaware that doing so will throw those she loves most into turmoil. When her decision forces her sister Jane to marry without affection and leaves her dear friend Charlotte Lucas bereft of hope, Elizabeth is ensnared in a tangled web of interference and obligation.

Fitzwilliam Darcy is certain he’s left Hertfordshire and the beguiling, impertinent miss he met there behind, only to find her in Kent when next he visits his aunt. While Miss Elizabeth Bennet may seem indifferent to his presence, wrapped as she is in her own concerns, Darcy finds it impossible to mirror her disregard. But as his love for her comes to the fore, her mire of obligations and hope threatens to keep them apart.

To Marry for Love is a sweet, low-angst Pride and Prejudice Variation where Elizabeth, Jane, and Charlotte find love and happiness in an intricate dance of duty, honor, and second chances.