Pride and Proposals: A Collection of Pride and Prejudice Variations

Three captivating novellas. One timeless romance. New journeys to happily ever after.

Fall in love with Elizabeth Bennet and Fitzwilliam Darcy all over again in this enchanting collection of Pride and Prejudice variations. From secret identities to unexpected roles and intimate house parties, these three standalone novellas reimagine Jane Austen's beloved characters on fresh paths to happiness.

In Darcy and Elizabeth at Netherfield , a week-long house party brings the argumentative pair into close quarters. Through morning walks, musical evenings, and intimate conversations, seven days prove long enough to challenge first impressions and discover that the heart's true companion may have been there all along.

In Elizabeth’s Secret Identity , a mysterious new author is taking London society by storm. Writing under the simple initial "E," they dare to challenge the most fundamental assumptions of the ton, sparking heated debates in every drawing room and gentleman's club across the city.

When Mr. Darcy arrives in Hertfordshire, he cannot help but notice striking similarities between the anonymous author's arguments and his debates with the intriguing Elizabeth Bennet. As he finds himself drawn into increasingly pointed discussions with her about society, politics, and the role of women, he begins to suspect that the greatest mystery in all of London might be standing right before him.

In Love in Bloom at Pemberley , Elizabeth Bennet isn't battling stubborn prejudice—she's cataloging rare orchids as a dedicated amateur botanist. When she writes to Pemberley's gardens on behalf of her small botanical society, she never expects the master himself to answer.

Fitzwilliam Darcy finds himself intrigued by the knowledgeable correspondent whose letter crosses his desk. Her scientific observations reveal a mind as sharp as it is curious—a rare specimen indeed. When circumstance brings Elizabeth to Pemberley's famous gardens, an unexpected connection takes root between two kindred scientific spirits.

Perfect for Austen enthusiasts and romance lovers alike, this collection offers three complete stories of pride overcome, prejudices abandoned, and love triumphant.