Enchanted By Fae Prince Darcy

When the world of humans meets the realm of fae, pride and enchantment collide. In the quaint village of Meryton, an extraordinary event unfolds as a magnificent party of fae descends upon the town. The air crackles with anticipation as the inhabitants prepare for the enchanting presence of visitors from the fae realm. Elizabeth is filled with excitement and trepidation before their arrival. At the Assembly ball, she catches a glimpse of the mesmerizing fae prince, Fitzwilliam Darcy. For an instant, the world changes, but her joy turns to dismay when she discovers his prideful and seemingly insufferable nature. As their paths cross and clash, and Jane falls victim to a mysterious malady, Elizabeth finds herself entangled in a web of magic, secrets, and undeniable attraction. Will she uncover the truth behind Jane's affliction and discover the hidden depths of Fitzwilliam Darcy's heart, or will their differences keep them forever apart in a world where fae and humans don’t typically mix, let alone fall in love?

When the world of humans meets the realm of fae, pride and enchantment collide. In the quaint village of Meryton, an extraordinary event unfolds as a magnificent party of fae descends upon the town. The air crackles with anticipation as the inhabitants prepare for the enchanting presence of visitors from the fae realm. Elizabeth is filled with excitement and trepidation before their arrival. At the Assembly ball, she catches a glimpse of the mesmerizing fae prince, Fitzwilliam Darcy. For an instant, the world changes, but her joy turns to dismay when she discovers his prideful and seemingly insufferable nature. As their paths cross and clash, and Jane falls victim to a mysterious malady, Elizabeth finds herself entangled in a web of magic, secrets, and undeniable attraction. Will she uncover the truth behind Jane's affliction and discover the hidden depths of Fitzwilliam Darcy's heart, or will their differences keep them forever apart in a world where fae and humans don't typically mix, let alone fall in love?

Elizabeth Bennet has trained for years with her father to extract magic from poetry. It is painstaking and difficult work, fraught with elation and emotion. They send magic wands full of extracted power to the crown to be used in the war on the continent. When Fitzwilliam Darcy arrives—himself an accomplished magic extractor—he doesn’t like Miss Elizabeth. Too improper, not remotely feminine, nothing to match his exacting standards. And his standards must be exacting. He is a half fae prince. His father is the King of the Summer Court. But years ago, the Gates to the land of Faerie close, and poetry is the only path to magic now. Mr. Darcy grudgingly acknowledges Elizabeth is good at extraction. He respects her for that, anyway. The pair work well together. They fill wands, but they vex each other. They claim to dislike the other, but their work brings them closer and closer. When they open the Gate to Faerie, they must work together. They are now England’s best and only hope for a magical treaty that could defeat Napoleon once and for all. Dear reader, this book is my love letter to fellow former English majors everywhere. Expect lots of very nerdy rumination over the meaning of all sorts of British poets (John Donne! William Blake! Andrew Marvell!) and a very special guest cameo from the original bad boy himself, Lord Byron. Plus magic, magic, lots of fae magic, a healthy dollop of dark academia atmosphere, Charlotte plus Colonel Fitzwilliam, and Mr. Darcy’s hands inside Elizabeth’s stays.

Someone has stolen the wine, but Lizzy is stealing Darcy's heart. On an arranged visit to Pemberley with Aunt and Uncle Gardiner, Lizzy and Darcy grow closer until her visit is overshadowed by a costly theft from the wine cellars. With her aunt and uncle’s permission, Lizzy stays with the Darcys for a few days to help solve the mystery of who has pillaged the wine cellar. During the process, she and Fitzwilliam grow closer still, but the machinations of the villain threaten to ruin their reputations when they’re locked in alone in the cellar for hours. Can they overcome scandal and bring the thief to justice without damaging their budding relationship? This is a sensual, intimate variety with a dash of mystery.

"In a Regency England where magic and faeries are real...Fitzwilliam Darcy is a powerful magician who controls fire, water, and wind. What he cannot control is his growing feelings for Miss Elizabeth Bennet. But Elizabeth's sentiments towards Darcy are quite different. She detests his arrogance, and she fears he will expose her use of forbidden magic -- forbidden to women, that is. He is the last man in the world she would choose to help her on a difficult and dangerous task. But when a magical war looms between the land of Faerie and their world, a Lord of Faerie demands that Darcy and Elizabeth serve together as his emissaries to make peace with the other mortals. That mission throws them into the middle of a chaotic power struggle between magicians whose power dwarfs their own, and everything Elizabeth has ever believed about her family, her friends, and her enemies will be called into question"--Back cover.

A match made in society’s expectations, but a love found in the unlikeliest of places. Pride and Prejudice takes a steamy turn as Mr. Darcy and Elizabeth find themselves in a whirlwind of scandal and societal pressure, forcing them into a marriage of convenience. As they navigate their new relationship, they discover a love they never expected. Will they be able to overcome the obstacles in their way and find their happily ever after?

From a dance of disdain to a quadrille of love, can Lizzy and Darcy overcome their pride and prejudice to find happiness at the ball? Lizzy and Darcy first met at the Meryton assembly ball, where their initial impressions of each other were less than favorable. However, as they navigate their way through social conventions and familial expectations, they find themselves drawn to each other in ways they never thought possible, but their path to happiness is not without its obstacles. Darcy’s interference with Jane’s happiness threatens to tear them apart, and the scheming Lady Catherine de Bourgh is determined to force an engagement between Darcy and her daughter Anne at the Rosings Park ball. Will Lizzy and Darcy be able to overcome these challenges and find love? Or will their differences prove to be too much to overcome? The answer lies in the next ball they attend, where their fate will be decided once and for all.

From enemies to lovers, two proud hearts find passion in a rain-soaked cottage. In this sensual variation of Pride and Prejudice, Elizabeth Bennet and Fitzwilliam Darcy argue at the Meryton Assembly ball, their pride and prejudice getting the best of them. But when they argue again about Jane and Mr. Bingley, their passion for each other can no longer be denied. When they are forced to take shelter in a cottage during a rainstorm, they are compromised and must marry. As they explore their passion for each other, they come to understand and appreciate each other's strengths and flaws, and their love for each other deepens. Will they be able to overcome their pride and prejudice and live happily ever after? Passion and pride collide in this sensual retelling of a classic love story.