Darcy’s much vaunted pride is under good regulation — or so he believes.

He knows he cannot consider Miss Elizabeth Bennet remotely suitable to be his bride.

If only his head could control the danger his heart is in.

But by the time his heart beats his mind into submission and he understands there can be no one else for him, she has gone from Hertfordshire, and there is no hope for him.

Elizabeth is not who she once appeared to be, but when Mr. Darcy discovers that the arrival of Lady Elizabeth Osborne in society is connected with Miss Elizabeth Bennet, they both...

Darcy’s much vaunted pride is under good regulation — or so he believes.

He knows he cannot consider Miss Elizabeth Bennet remotely suitable to be his bride.

If only his head could control the danger his heart is in.

But by the time his heart beats his mind into submission and he understands there can be no one else for him, she has gone from Hertfordshire, and there is no hope for him.

Elizabeth is not who she once appeared to be, but when Mr. Darcy discovers that the arrival of Lady Elizabeth Osborne in society is connected with Miss Elizabeth Bennet, they both know her father is the sworn enemy of any man bearing the Darcy name.

More than two hundred years after the tragedy of Romeo and Juliet, can Darcy’s devoted heart and humbled pride finally win them love?

Darcy and the Duke’s Daughter is a sweet and clean Regency romance of more than 105,000 words.