A retelling of Pride and Prejudice and Emma, bringing some of your favorite couples together in unexpected ways! When Lizzy Bennet spends the winter in Highbury, it will be anything but the dull visit she expects. Particularly with Mr. Darcy visiting his friend Mr. Knightley! Between dueling with Emma over Harriet Smith’s future and discovering secret love letters to Jane Fairfax, Lizzy is soon invested in her new friends. Then she becomes an unwelcome witness to Lady Catherine warning Emma not to think of Mr. Darcy! From there it is a carousel of mistaken affections, relentless gossip, repressed emotions, and fateful decisions. How will the new knots ever be untangled? Between winter balls, outdoor frescoes, and fireside chats, the Highbury community is in for all the drama their village can hold. A retelling of Pride and Prejudice and Emma, bringing all your favorite couples together in unexpected ways.

The Highbury Variation continues in a chaotic summer full of dancing, duels, and drama. Elizabeth’s quickly ended engagement to Mr. Knightley, as well as her sister’s engagement to Mr. Bingley, has people using words like fortune-hunter and hussy to describe them. Will Mr. Darcy be deterred by the resistance of society and his family? Meanwhile Jane Fairfax’s position as a governess is threatened by the unwanted attention of several gentlemen, including her resentful, rejected fiancé Frank Churchill. When he makes a bet about her in a gentleman's club, her reputation teeters on the edge of a cliff. Jane can't be sure if Mr. Tom Bertram of Mansfield Park is also offering insult or... something more? She should never trust this rakish friend of Mr. Churchill’s, but she may have no choice. And when Darcy gets pulled into the fracas, Lizzy may get to see another side of him altogether. Join Elizabeth and Jane as they navigate love and loyalty in the refined drawing rooms of Regency London.

She's done with love. He's not. Mary Crawford is remaking her life without reference to that unfortunate chapter at Mansfield Park. Putting practicality over heart, she has decided to marry Harold Fitzwilliam, the middle-aged Earl of Matlock. That would make her a countess, and it’s really the least she can do to console herself for both loving and losing a mere vicar. Unfortunately, spending Christmas at Pemberley is no place to make mercenary decisions. The love between Lizzy and Mr. Darcy is impossible to miss, and it threatens to melt Mary’s hard heart. To cap off this disaster of Christmas romance, she begins to fall for Colonel Fitzwilliam, Harold’s younger brother. She has already decided against falling in love with younger sons, particularly moral and upright ones with a strong sense of responsibility and an ability to make her laugh… She is in trouble. Her identity has taken a beating this year; will she double-down on who she was, or admit that she wants to be someone different? From Pemberley with Luck is a sweet variation on Mansfield Park and Pride and Prejudice .