Author's Note: This is the third edition of the story - first published 11 years ago- and there are NO significant changes in it! The story is re-published with a new cover, but it brings nothing new to the readers who already purchased or read it!
In Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice, Elizabeth Bennet unexpectedly met Mr. Darcy while visiting Pemberley. In this 'what if' story, Elizabeth Bennet and her relatives - Mr. and Mrs. Gardiner - are in London, ready to start their tour to the Lakes in June. During this time, Elizabeth's path crosses with Mr. Darcy's again.
However, Mr. Darcy is not alone in London: besides his close family - Georgiana and Colonel Fitzwilliam - an old and dear friend has returned and claimed a well-deserved place in their lives. This is a story about hopes and desires, about losses and fears, about second chances and happiness.
This book is recommended for a mature audience ONLY. It contains numerous descriptive, intimate scenes, but not graphic or vulgar! There are also several references (although mostly implied or just mentioned, not detailed) to a man's attack over a woman, that might affect some readers.
