As the "Year Without a Summer" threatens estates throughout Britain, Elizabeth and Georgiana both go on journeys that take unexpected turns, while an unexpected romance emerges on Pemberley's grounds. (Third book in the Constant Love series, continuing Pride and Prejudice.)

As suggested in the title of Jane Austen's original work, Darcy's greatest failing is pride. His passionate love for Elizabeth only mitigates this character flaw, resulting in the awful proposal at Hunsford. If happenstance forced Darcy to marry Elizabeth before he loved her, or even knew her at all, would he ever be able to get past his pride to recognise his fortune?

A one-shot scene meant to be read in context with "Progression." A quiet grooming session evolves into a conversation between Darcy and his valet, Fleming, on the afternoon of the climactic Almack's ball.

When his friend Bingley drags the beautiful and elusive Will Darcy out for his birthday, he expects a quiet meal out of the spotlight and nothing more. But when they end up at an underground cabaret club, the sensual woman on stage well and truly steals his spotlight, amongst other things, and Will's world is about to be rocked. Less naive, more adult P&P. MA - sex, BDSM & swearing