Coming March 23 from Jan Ashton

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When Darcy inherits his father's

quizzing glass, he discovers its

mysterious power to reveal a person's

true character. Then he meets

Elizabeth Bennet, who glows with an

inexplicable light without any need for

the glass at all. As he struggles

between trusting the glass that has

guided his every decision or following

his heart, Darcy must choose whether

to look at Elizabeth through the lens or

finally learn to see with his own eyes.​

Coming in April from Ali Scott

 

When Elizabeth Bennet returns to

Pemberley after five years, she never

expects to find healing from past

trauma—or love with the very man who

once seemed proud and disagreeable.

As Fitzwilliam Darcy discovers that

the spirited girl he barely noticed has

become the woman he cannot live

without, they must both learn that second

chances at happiness are worth every risk​

Coming in May from Julie Cooper

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To save her three-year-old brother

from an abusive uncle and grasping

relatives, Elizabeth Bennet retreats to

an isolated cottage where her

crumbling reputation makes her

dangerously vulnerable. When

Fitzwilliam Darcy literally falls into

her life, he becomes obsessed with

the fierce woman who would sacrifice

everything for a child the world

calls defective.

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Coming April 6 from Lucy Marin

 

She overheard his heartless

requirements for a wife. He mistook

her for a servant and insulted her family.

Their parting in Ireland was catastrophic.

Now Mr Darcy has followed Elizabeth

Bennet to Hertfordshire, armed with

apologies and a confession: she's the

only woman he’s ever loved. But can

words heal wounds this deep? Can

a man who wounded her pride

win her heart?
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Coming in May from Amy D'Orazio

 

After an anonymous encounter at a

Hertfordshire assembly, Fitzwilliam

Darcy and Elizabeth Bennet conduct

a secret courtship without

knowing each other's identities—

unaware that she is the paid

companion to the cousin he jilted

and that their families' intertwined

fates will force them to choose

between love and duty.​

Coming in June from Grace Gibson

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Fitzwilliam Darcy, a man who prides

himself on his good sense, finds his

prudence and his pride being

dismantled—by a storm, a mule, a fever,

and his own feelings—after

overhearing Elizabeth Bennet

explain exactly why she would never

marry him. By the time she arrives at his

door to force the conversation he has

been too cautious to begin, he has

long since stopped arguing with himself

and is only waiting to be asked.
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