A Seasons of Serendipity Bride Series by Elizabeth Ann West, A Lady

Hiding at Mr. Darcy's Scottish estate with her orphaned, illegitimate nephew, Jane Bennet begins to fall for Graham Hamilton. Homeless from the fire destroying Blaylock House, Mr. Hamilton has stayed at Starvet House since the Darcys left for London, and is everything a gentleman ought to be. But as his own feelings begin to consume him, he has to break through Jane's unwillingness to experience any happiness for herself... moreHiding at Mr. Darcy's Scottish estate with her orphaned, illegitimate nephew, Jane Bennet begins to fall for Graham Hamilton. Homeless from the fire destroying Blaylock House, Mr. Hamilton has stayed at Starvet House since the Darcys left for London, and is everything a gentleman ought to be. But as his own feelings begin to consume him, he has to break through Jane's unwillingness to experience any happiness for herself. This bonus novella in the Seasons of Serendipity series explores the love story of Jane Bennet and her Scottish lord! less

This bonus book fits between A Spring Society and A Summer Spouse in the Seasons of Serendipity series. In the middle of spring 1813, Mary Bennet receives word her intended, Brigadier General Richard Fitzwilliam is set to deploy as reinforcements for Wellington. What is a Bennet girl to do but board a carriage and hie for the Scottish border? Thankfully, the newly married and blissful Graham and Jane Hamilton are still in residence at Mr... moreThis bonus book fits between A Spring Society and A Summer Spouse in the Seasons of Serendipity series. In the middle of spring 1813, Mary Bennet receives word her intended, Brigadier General Richard Fitzwilliam is set to deploy as reinforcements for Wellington. What is a Bennet girl to do but board a carriage and hie for the Scottish border? Thankfully, the newly married and blissful Graham and Jane Hamilton are still in residence at Mr. Darcy's Starvet House, awaiting the rebuilding of Blaylock. Happy they are to see Mary and Richard, they bring tidings of another sort. What should be a low-stress time for both newly married couples becomes another exercise in protecting the family from scandal. less