You need not be afraid, Elizabeth. Nothing will harm you while I am here.When Elizabeth Bennet visits Pemberley on a summer holiday tour with her aunt and uncle Gardiner, her greatest fear is encountering Mr Darcy. She has been haunted by guilt for her past misjudgment of Mr Darcy, and regrets refusing his proposal. She can only imagine how he might act were he to see her on the grounds of his estate. When Fitzwilliam Darcy unexpectedly meets Elizabeth Bennet at Pemberley, his second impression shows little improvement over his first—but surely all is not lost? Her mystifying appearance cannot be mere happenstance. Certainly, the hand of Fate must be guiding their reunion and Darcy believes he has been granted another opportunity to woo her properly. But is it the hand of fate, or perhaps something more supernatural, which aims to bring them together and protect them from the forces which seek to tear them apart? Darcy and Elizabeth find themselves subject to the whims of powers beyond the natural world in this second chance romance. Pemberley is a regency romance inspired by Pride and Prejudice as well as the gothic novels popular in the time of Jane Austen.

With new life growing inside her and a husband who loved her, Elizabeth would pursue her own earthly happiness... Having been married less than a year, Darcy and Elizabeth are required to go into Kent for the funeral of Darcy’s cousin Anne de Bourgh. They are not there long, however, when Elizabeth begins experiencing unusual sights, sounds, and bells ringing, cold temperatures, and even the appearance of a ghostly Miss de Bourgh. It soon becomes evident to Elizabeth that Miss de Bourgh’s spectral wanderings have a purpose. She wants to tell them something about her death, but what? Alas, Elizabeth’s efforts to solve the mystery are hampered by her husband. Having lately learnt that Elizabeth is expecting their first child, Darcy wants Elizabeth to rest and keep herself in good health. Will Elizabeth learn what it is that keeps Anne de Bourgh from resting in peace? Will Darcy allow her to do anything now that she is with child and will her frustration at being coddled by him cause a rift between them?