Elizabeth De Bourgh the abused and second child of Sir Lewis and Catherine De Bourgh From Rosings to Matlock to Hertfordshire to Derbyshire, she gets help from family and friends and slowly William Darcy falls in love BEING REWRITTEN

It is time for Fitzwilliam Darcy to marry but he is at a loss how to find the right bride. The Bennet family's has fallen on hard times following the death of Mr. Bennet. Will a chance encounter between Darcy's sister and a Bennet sister resolve both families' issues. Not before some angst and discoveries. This is just the first few unedited, rough chapters.

Nature's a fickle thing. When four days of rain occur earlier in Jane Austen's Pride & Prejudice to trap Elizabeth and Jane at Netherfield Park, new romances, misunderstandings, and alignments are made. Volatile tempers never did well cooped up together.

What if Darcy stole a kiss when he deposited the letter that morning? Mr. Collins discovers them. Elizabeth has not yet read the letter. How will she react? Will he walk away, like she expects him to? This is only a PREVIEW OF THE BOOK. It has been removed for publication (but kept here as proof of copyright). All rights reserved.

Not being able to breath the air at Longbourn after Mr. Collins' longwinded and insincere proposal, Elizabeth heads for the woods where she runs into an injured Mr. Darcy.