Primum Mobile Series by S. E. Granger

In the autumn of 1811, Miss Bennet encounters Miss Darcy in Hyde Park, and the two swiftly strike up a friendship. Acute concern for his sister's happiness moves Fitzwilliam Darcy to propose marriage to the kind young lady. Only when he arrives in Hertfordshire does he discover that he is engaged to the wrong Bennet sister... moreIn the autumn of 1811, Miss Bennet encounters Miss Darcy in Hyde Park, and the two swiftly strike up a friendship. Acute concern for his sister's happiness moves Fitzwilliam Darcy to propose marriage to the kind young lady. Only when he arrives in Hertfordshire does he discover that he is engaged to the wrong Bennet sister. Bound by honour to another, can Darcy ever confess his love for Elizabeth? And if he does, will scandal and ruin be the only result? Fixed Stars, the first book in the Primum Mobile Duology, is a tale of thwarted longing and familial strife–but also of perseverance and triumphant love. It is a clean Pride & Prejudice retelling of 75,000 words with a happy ending for Darcy and Elizabeth. less

What does it take for a broken family to find reconciliation? After overcoming scandal and rejection, Elizabeth Darcy returns to Hertfordshire with her new husband and sister. Elizabeth hopes for some reconciliation with her family before making her London debut. Darcy just wants to protect her from any unjust judgment—by the Bennets or by the Ton... moreWhat does it take for a broken family to find reconciliation? After overcoming scandal and rejection, Elizabeth Darcy returns to Hertfordshire with her new husband and sister. Elizabeth hopes for some reconciliation with her family before making her London debut. Darcy just wants to protect her from any unjust judgment—by the Bennets or by the Ton. Can they make peace with their past while securing the future of the Darcy family? And how will the Bennets respond to their return? Marriage is not all Jane Bingley had hoped it would she misses and resents her sister Elizabeth in equal measure; her new sisters-in-law are domineering harpies; and her husband seems cheerfully oblivious to her unhappiness. How will the arrival of the Darcys change her new life at Netherfield? And how is she supposed to face the ton after the scandal of her broken engagement to Mr. Darcy? Love That Moves the Sun is the sequel to Fixed Stars. It is a clean and sweet Pride & Prejudice variation of approximately 100,000 words. You can expect familial angst, social intrigue, and a triumphant HEA for Darcy and Elizabeth. less