In the Queue
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Stuck
Just released from Jessie Lewis
One white lie at an investor reception
leaves Elizabeth Bennet posing as
Charles Bingley's plus-one—and
stuck in weeks of punishing proximity
to his arrogant best friend and primary
backer, Fitzwilliam Darcy. When
George Wickham reappears at precisely
the wrong moment and Darcy draws
the worst possible conclusion,
Elizabeth must expose the charade
before he destroys the love that neither
of them realised they wanted.
So Great A Cost
Coming November 16 from Victoria Lombard
Orphaned and fiercely her own woman,
Elizabeth Bennet becomes governess
at Pemberley and quietly wins over
its frightened little mistress—and,
against every rule of station, its grieving
widower master. But Elizabeth has sworn
she will never trade her hard-won
freedom for any marriage, however
tempting, and Darcy must reckon with
whether a woman who refuses to
pay so great a cost can ever be
persuaded the prize is worth it.
Terms of the Bequest
Coming November 2 from Julie Cooper
Fitzwilliam Darcy has spent six years
hunting London rookeries for the
stranger who did his family a
kindness his dying father could not
leave unrepaid. He never dreamt she
is the very same country lady whose
hand he is about to request in the
worst proposal ever spoken aloud.
Her refusal costs him everything;
his father's will gives her a house,
an income, and the freedom to
forget again, but gives him the chance
to become a man worth loving.
Elizabeth Bennet's Secret
Coming December 7 from Heather Green
Elizabeth Bennet has waited years to
meet Fitzwilliam Darcy, the hero of her
brother's letters. Instead she meets an
arrogant stranger who insults her,
unaware that the 'nobody' he disdains is
Lady Elizabeth Thornton, living humbly by
choice to discover who other people
really are. By the time Darcy learns her
identity, he has already lost her. When
an accident keeps them both at
Pemberley for a summer, she meets a
man remade, and must decide whether
he fell in love with her or merely with
her family name.