Snow blankets Pemberley as Elizabeth Darcy prepares to endure her first Christmas unwillingly bound in a marriage forged by duty — and silence — to a man she once swore to despise.

Bound by honour and deep regret, Fitzwilliam Darcy never wished his marriage to be marked by distance. Yet two months after their hurried vows, he lives with the ache of a wife he scarcely knows — and cannot reach. He hopes that time and the quiet peace of Pemberley might finally heal the wounds his pride has caused.

Pride holds his tongue, guilt binds his heart. Every passing day reminds him of what he’s lost. But when relentless snow traps them together at Pemberley, even Darcy’s reserve begins to crack. If he can only find the courage to speak, he might earn her forgiveness — and his own peace.

Lonely amid the grandeur, Elizabeth feels more guest than mistress in her new home. Her husband’s kindness is hidden by distance, his warmth buried deep. Yet as Christmas approaches, small gestures and shared laughter begin to melt the frost between them. Trapped together by the storm, she starts to glimpse what home — and love — might truly mean.

Snow Falls at Pemberley is a sweet romantic novella of almost 25,000 words blending a forced marriage, snowed-in togetherness, and the slow-burn magic of Christmas at Pemberley. Perfect for readers who long to see Darcy and Elizabeth’s path to love awakened, warmed by hope, and blessed with the promise of new life.