What if Elizabeth Bennet remembered the future—and everything she had to lose?

On a bright morning at Pemberley, Elizabeth Darcy wakes to the life she loves: a devoted husband, a beloved son, and the hard-won happiness she never dreamed to have.

But in a single moment—a fall, a blow, a breath—everything changes.

She awakens not in her present, but in her past.

Now once more Miss Elizabeth Bennet of Longbourn, she must relive the days leading to it all. But the world has not changed—only she has. She remembers her marriage, her child, her regrets. She knows the fates of her sisters, her father’s...

What if Elizabeth Bennet remembered the future—and everything she had to lose?

On a bright morning at Pemberley, Elizabeth Darcy wakes to the life she loves: a devoted husband, a beloved son, and the hard-won happiness she never dreamed to have.

But in a single moment—a fall, a blow, a breath—everything changes.

She awakens not in her present, but in her past.

Now once more Miss Elizabeth Bennet of Longbourn, she must relive the days leading to it all. But the world has not changed—only she has. She remembers her marriage, her child, her regrets. She knows the fates of her sisters, her father’s silence, and the shadow that George Wickham will cast.

And most of all, she remembers the man who is not yet her husband.

Fitzwilliam Darcy is still proud, still guarded—and still unaware that the woman before him already knows his heart. She cannot reveal the truth. But can she win him again? And if she changes the past… will she lose the future they built?

In this poignant, sweeping reimagining of Pride and Prejudice, Rachel Hayes delivers a tender story of second chances, quiet courage, and the enduring power of love.