Saved from scandal...but ruined by love? Elizabeth Bennet is shocked when the unthinkable happens at the Netherfield ball. And no, she is not referring to proud, pompous Mr. Darcy asking her to dance—though that was a surprise, as was his fine dancing ability. But when Elizabeth takes a moment to cool herself on the verandah outside, Mr. Wickham shocks her by crashing the party—and then attacking Elizabeth! He's madly intent to ruin her in front of her friends, family, and most especially Mr. Darcy. But when Darcy is the first to discover Elizabeth and Wickham in what appears to be a compromising position, the master of Pemberley shocks her and saves her—by claiming Elizabeth has promised to marry him ! Lizzy can't be content with a forced marriage, even one that saves her and all the Bennets from scandal. But as she slowly grows to know Mr. Darcy, she realizes she's in danger of losing her heart... To a haunted man who can never love her back. Gentle readers, please note that my past books have featured our dear couple in quite intimate scenes. This particular Pride and Prejudice variation focuses on the slowly blooming love and emotional connection between Mr. Fitzwilliam Darcy and Miss Elizabeth Bennet. (Alright, and a few fiery confrontations!) But the newlyweds do share some heated, sensual moments, as well. Get ready for a deliciously scandalous adventure!

What's worse than being trapped, alone, in the middle of a blizzard? Being trapped with Mr. Fitzwilliam Darcy! After Mr. Bingley's ball at Netherfield, Mrs. Bennet makes sure that she and her family are the last guests to leave. But when an early winter storm descends, the Bennets are trapped at Netherfield for the foreseeable future. Elizabeth is in despair. Not only will she be forced into close proximity with Caroline Bingley, the odious Mr. Collins, and her ridiculous mother and younger sisters… Now she'll has to contend with the proud Mr. Darcy, as well. But the weather is not the only unnatural occurrence, of late. Mr. Darcy is showing an interest in Elizabeth. Agreeing to be her partner. Revealing secrets about his history, only to her. If she didn't know better, she might think the taciturn man with the burning blue eyes and slow, secretive smile was beginning to like her. And even she might be starting to like him back. Is Mr. Darcy really cold as ice - or will being snowbound with Elizabeth cause him to melt? Dear reader, is it cold outside? This wintry tale is guaranteed to warm you up! Please note that my earlier works are intimate, sensual Pride and Prejudice variations. Snowbound with Darcy is NOT! It's as sweet as a cup of hot chocolate, and while the emotions between our dear couple are hotter than a roaring fire, they do not anticipate their vows and there are no sensual scenes. (At all!) What am I doing? Having fun…spending a weekend snowbound with my very sweet Darcy and Elizabeth!

Forget the missing diamonds. Will Mr. Darcy steal Elizabeth’s heart—again? What could go wrong at a Netherfield house party? Why, everything! Elizabeth is trapped for days with a conniving Caroline, a match-making Mrs. Bennet, and now—surprisingly—Mr. Fitzwilliam Darcy. She has not seen Mr. Darcy since his disastrous proposal to her in Hunsford nearly eight years ago. Since that time, Elizabeth lost her father and husband—but gained a certain measure of independence. She is happy, she reminds herself—especially when Mr. Darcy and his sky-blue eyes seem to seek her out constantly and make her question everything. Unfortunately, Mr. Fitzwilliam Darcy is as proud, arrogant—and annoyingly handsome—as ever. And he seems to have very firm opinions about Lizzy's life and how she should conduct it. After her first marriage, Elizabeth is determined to never again allow a man to control her. But when a devious thief targets the house party, Elizabeth finds herself working with Mr. Darcy to discover the culprit. Will they be able to bring the criminal to justice? And will a changed Mr. Darcy be able to steal Elizabeth’s heart? Are you ready for a sweet and clean Pride and Prejudice variation that features love, humor, and Mr. Darcy in a soaking-wet shirt? (Because who doesn't like to be reminded of Colin Firth?) This 67,000-word novel also includes a Darcy who knows what he wants, an Elizabeth who needs to find herself again, a runaway horse, a truly conniving Caroline, a guaranteed happily ever after, and—of course—diamonds!

Mr. Darcy has one night to convince Elizabeth Bennet to marry him. And he will do anything to show Lizzy that she would be blissfully happy in his home...and in his bed. Mr. Fitzwilliam Darcy is aware of his many faults. He can't get them—or the woman who listed them so clearly and forcefully—out of his head. Ever since Darcy's disastrous proposal to Elizabeth Bennet, he has realized the error of his ways—and that he has lost the only woman he ever loved. When a sudden storm strands Elizabeth and her aunt and uncle at Pemberley, Darcy realizes he has one night to convince Lizzy that she would be happy as his wife. He'll use every skill he has—over and over again—to make sure that Elizabeth Bennet becomes Elizabeth Darcy. Even if it means discarding decorum. Even if it means compromising her. Even if it means admitting he is lost without her. Will Elizabeth explore her feelings…and more…with Mr. Darcy? This romantic novella is an intimate, sensual Pride and Prejudice variation. It features a lovestruck Mr. Darcy who leaves propriety behind…far, far behind. You won't be able to find any of these scenes on the BBC miniseries, but you'll wish you could! Due to Darcy's and Elizabeth's intimate explorations, this romantic adventure is best enjoyed by readers 18 years or age or older.