Indulge in sweet romance that brings holiday cheer. Re-imagine Jane Austen’s beloved Pride and Prejudice. The well-known story changes seven times when snowfalls and the Christmas messages of goodwill and love to all warms and transforms hearts. Discover the magic and wonder of true love, first kisses, and forgiveness with Mr. Darcy, Elizabeth, Jane, and Mr. Bingley in Once Upon a December. Featuring A Sleigh Ride for Two: Darcy returns to Hertfordshire armed with a sleigh and a plan to clear his good name. Thawed Hearts: Inspired by In the Bleak Midwinter by Christina Rossetti, Darcy seeks happiness in a world of cold memories. Fitzy the Snowman: The Gardiners’ youngest daughter witnesses love spark between Darcy and Elizabeth during a day of snow games. The Force of Love: Relatives present logical reasons for Darcy and Elizabeth to reconsider their understanding of themselves, but true change is born of love. Home with You: Jane knows her heart belongs with Mr. Bingley, but despairs of ever feeling at home again. Fortune Favours the Bold: Regency era propriety dictates letters between unwed ladies and men taboo. Sometimes, breaking the rules is worth the risk. Winter Walks: A walk in the snow covered lanes near Longbourn adds romance and magic to Darcy and Elizabeth’s engagement. Including a sample of Mr. Darcy's Christmas Wish by Penelope Swan \\All stories are set in Regency England.

'Tis the season to believe in miracles! Less than a month after Fitzwilliam Darcy left Hertfordshire, he regrets the decision. Still, stubborn as they come, he will abide by the choice even if his heart freezes over worse than a December chill. At Longbourn, Elizabeth Bennet rejects the Christmas themes of unconditional love and forgiveness. In her mind, Mr. Darcy deserves neither and not only for insulting her upon first sight. Elizabeth is certain Darcy is behind her sister's heartache. Fate has other plans, however, when it throws them together again and again and again. Christmas magic works on their hearts and minds as the calendar refuses to budge from December 23. What will it take to see Christmas Eve? How many lives need to change? Mr. Darcy's Miracle at Longbourn is a heart-warming holiday read from Rose Fairbanks, author of Mr. Darcy's Bluestocking Bride. If you love A Christmas Carol, It's a Wonderful Life, and Miracle on 34th Street, fill your mug with hot cocoa and buy your copy today! \*Please note!! This book is told in three parts but can be read as a stand alone novel. The first part of this book was released as MR. DARCY'S CHRISTMAS JOY in July 2017. If you have previously purchased MR. DARCY'S CHRISTMAS JOY, please contact the author at Rosefairbanksauthor@gmail.com to receive Parts II and III for no cost. \\This is a novel at 47,864 words and approximately 280 pages in print.

Sometimes the most loving heart lie beneath a prickly exterior. On a much-needed holiday with her favorite relations, Elizabeth Bennet is in search of Christmas cheer. Instead, she meets The Great Curmudgeon, or as the locals call him, Mr. Darcy. Darcy hates any display of Christmas happiness. He didn’t always feel that way but is certain he will never welcome it again. In defiancé of Pemberley tradition for being the life-force behind the holiday in the area, he shuns it after a family tragedy. Despite their first perceptions of each other, Darcy and Elizabeth cannot resist the pull of their hearts. Old and new friendships, however, collide to weave an insurmountable obstacle between the fledgling lovers. Will Darcy be able to see past his pain or will he forever miss out on the joy of true love? This Christmas season, treat yourself to a story of forgiveness, the search for true joy and lasting peace, and a love that can eclipse bitterness and pain. Buy How Darcy Saved Christmas today!

Christmas is a time of healing and love, can their broken hearts become whole? Leaving London behind, Elizabeth Bennet is a walking scandal in Meryton. Cast out by her mother, she now lives with her married sister at Netherfield. The gossip doesn't bother her near as much as her own recriminations. How can she ever trust her judgment again? Fitzwilliam Darcy has no pride left. He has searched high and low for his little sister and cannot find her or the scoundrel who convinced her to elope. When he can't face the empty halls of his homes, he visits his friend. Meeting for the first time at Netherfield, Darcy and Elizabeth's hearts are guarded as they recover from their not-so-distant wounds. Mistletoe and sleigh bells abound in this heart-warming tale full of Christmas hope that destroys all fear and loneliness.