“Secrets and Indiscretions” is a romantic, low angst, entertaining “Pride and Prejudice Variation” of approximately 30,000 words. What if, during Elizabeth's stay at Netherfield, Bingley finds Darcy’s diary lost in the library? And he reads it? The diary is the only record of Darcy’s inner struggle between his reason and duty, and his overwhelming passion and admiration for Miss Elizabeth Bennet’s fine eyes. What is written in it is not meant for any living soul. But now Bingley knows, and much more than he should. The shame is overwhelming for both friends and their relationship itself is put on trial. Upset with himself for his weakness and his obsession with Miss Elizabeth Bennet, embarrassed that Bingley has discovered his deepest secrets, caught between duty and desire and struggling to protect his privacy, Fitzwilliam Darcy is caught in the midst of a storm of emotions where he feels lost as never before. And the situation gets even worse when he has to face an old enemy. Will he leave Hertfordshire and run away from any dangerous indiscretions and temptations, or will he be capable of putting his pride, resentfulness and haughtiness aside, allowing other sentiments to come to the surface?