Heiress of Longbourn (Pride and Prejudice Variations)

You are quite the most handsome woman of my acquaintance, but I have come to learn that you are so much more than that.

Mr. Fitzwilliam Darcy quickly realizes that Elizabeth Bennet is the most remarkable woman he has ever met, but with unsatisfactory connections, low status, and no money, how could she be a worthy bride?

Elizabeth is stunned when a visitor appears with information about Wickham’s past. After the handsome rogue makes a desperate decision, Mr. Darcy and Elizabeth must work together to save the Bennets’ reputation, and all the while, their attraction blooms.

Charles Bingley is captivated by Jane, who...

You are quite the most handsome woman of my acquaintance, but I have come to learn that you are so much more than that.

Mr. Fitzwilliam Darcy quickly realizes that Elizabeth Bennet is the most remarkable woman he has ever met, but with unsatisfactory connections, low status, and no money, how could she be a worthy bride?

Elizabeth is stunned when a visitor appears with information about Wickham’s past. After the handsome rogue makes a desperate decision, Mr. Darcy and Elizabeth must work together to save the Bennets’ reputation, and all the while, their attraction blooms.

Charles Bingley is captivated by Jane, who returns his regard in spite of her mother’s melancholy. As Mrs. Bennet indulges her own selfish fears, she discourages her eldest from marrying. Jane and Bingley are determined to pursue their own happiness but must overcome her mother’s interference.

The entail on Longbourn has been broken. Both friends and family believe they know who will inherit the Bennet estate, but the truth is Mr. Bennet’s own secret, and he is not inclined to tell.