Fitzwilliam Darcy and Elizabeth Bennet have shared more than fifty years of marriage when death finally parts them. Only it does not last.
Darcy awakens decades in the past, just days before his first disastrous visit to the Meryton assembly.
At Longbourn, Elizabeth opens her eyes to find herself twenty years old again, surrounded by the family she thought she had lost forever. Neither knows the other remembers.
When they meet once more, Darcy is no longer the proud, distant gentleman Elizabeth first knew, and Elizabeth carries a lifetime of wisdom behind the same lively eyes.
Familiar smiles, private habits, and strangely knowing remarks soon leave them both wondering whether the impossible has happened to more than one of them.
But finding one another again is only the beginning.
With the mistakes of their first lives still fresh in their memories, Darcy and Elizabeth are given an extraordinary opportunity to make different choices—for Georgiana, Jane and Bingley, Charlotte, Lydia, and the rest of the Bennet family.
Yet changing the past carries consequences neither of them can predict.
This time, they must discover whether knowing what once happened is enough to create a better future—or whether love means allowing those around them to choose their own paths.
A romantic, emotional Pride and Prejudice variation about second chances, family, forgiveness, and a love strong enough to find its way home twice.
