The Secrets of Elizabeth Bennet

Fitzwilliam Darcy now knows how frustrating it was to fight the hydra of legend.
For every secret of the hauntingly talented Miss Elizabeth Bennet he uncovers, another rises to replace it.

But he must know all. A gentleman assists those beneath him when they quite obviously need his help — even if they have not asked.

Miss Elizabeth Bennet trusts no man.
Ever since she was a small girl, her Papa has constantly impressed upon her the need to keep that one last secret. The one that must never, never be revealed.
Any man who knew it would be even more determined to possess and control her talent.

All she can do is use this gift to slowly build her fortune, so she will never have to be dependent on a man. Even if he is tall, dark and impossibly handsome.

But, behind the final secret, the greatest betrayal awaits.

Can a love for the ages ever be born from an immovable stubbornness meeting an irresistible arrogant officiousness?

Face the Music is a standalone sweet and clean Regency Romance of more than 115,000 words

Elizabeth Bennet is not looking for a husband. Darcy is not looking for a lady of trade. Fate, however, has other plans.
Fitzwilliam Darcy flees Hertfordshire — and the dangerously attractive fine eyes of the singular but unsuitable Elizabeth Bennet. He never expects to see her again — certainly not as an irresistible guest at a private house party for the wealthy and well-born.
He vows to guard her past, yet cannot ignore the troubling signs that all is not as it seems.

Darcy has always valued honesty. Can he love a woman who keeps secrets?

Elizabeth Bennet has vowed to never place her hard-won independence in the hands of a man.
She is driven by a desire to provide for her sisters and secure her own future — without the interference of a husband.

In a world where a woman’s worth is measured by her connections, can a self-made woman of fortune and a master of the ton overcome their pride and prejudice? Can they find love when the price of trust may be more than either is willing to pay?

But when scandal erupts, her carefully constructed world begins to crumble. To save her reputation, she must place her trust in the one man to whom disguise of every sort is an abhorrence.

A most inconvenient attraction, scandalous rumours, false connections, and a secretly wealthy Elizabeth entwine in this sweet and clean high-stakes variation of Pride and Prejudice, extending to more than 114,000 words

Blink and she’s got it — forever.
A page glimpsed once. A conversation overheard. A fact encountered years before. Elizabeth Bennet forgets nothing.

Bored while waiting for new books to read, the young Elizabeth turns to writing, becoming a respected author whose true identity is a closely guarded secret.
And Elizabeth has spent her whole life guarding the secrets that must keep him that way.

From his youth, Fitzwilliam Darcy has been encouraged to rely on the works of E. A. Lawrence, never suspecting that the author is not quite who he seems.

Then he meets Miss Elizabeth Bennet.
Her intelligence fascinates him, her conversation challenges him — and unfortunately, she appears determined to dislike him.
Darcy is equally determined to change her mind.

Elizabeth finds herself facing a dilemma she never anticipated. Only a tiny circle knows the truth about Lawrence. Can she trust Darcy with the secret that has shaped her life?

And how long before keeping the secret itself proves she had not trusted him?

Between the Lines is a sweet and clean Regency variation of Pride and Prejudice of more than 117,000 words.
Featuring: gifted Elizabeth • secret identity • intellectual equals • Darcy falls first • slow burn • strong Charlotte and Mary • HEA