Mr Darcy's Worth
If Mrs Bennet were asked about Mr Darcy’s worth, she would no doubt declare it to be ten thousand pounds a year—and delight in imagining all the advantages such an income would bring her family.
But I believe Mr Darcy is worth far more than any figure written into a settlement or estate ledger. That belief inspired me to write these novellas, each exploring a different facet of the master of Pemberley: his sense of duty, his quiet strength, his vulnerability, and the deeper worth that Elizabeth Bennet learns to see.
Please note: this is not a new novel but a collection of three previously published novellas on Amazon Kindle, gathered here for readers who wish to enjoy them in a single volume.
Mr. Darcy’s Quiet Strength – A sweet, romantic story set mostly in London after the Netherfield ball. Determined to flee from his feelings for Elizabeth, Darcy finds himself unable to escape the surprising meetings and coincidences that force him to choose between pride and the possibility of love.
Mr. Darcy’s Devotion – A tale of steadfast love and duty set between Lady Catherine’s visit to Longbourn and the Bingleys’ wedding. Darcy must navigate scandal, family obligations, and his own fears of rejection whilst hoping for a second chance with Elizabeth.
Who Are You, Mr Darcy? – A gentle reimagining of their time in Kent, where Elizabeth’s encounters with Darcy begin to challenge all her harsh judgments. Observing unexpected kindness and genuine affection, she is forced to ask herself who he truly is—and whether she has been wrong about him all along.
Each of these novellas was warmly received when first published on its own. I’ve brought them together here so readers can enjoy, in one collection, three stories that aim to reveal Mr Darcy’s true worth.
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