When Mr. Fitzwilliam Darcy agrees to accompany his friend Charles Bingley to his new estate in Hertfordshire, neither man could have anticipated how it would affect their lives, particularly in the form of the lovely Jane and Elizabeth Bennet! But when pride, prejudice, and a meddlesome Caroline Bingley succeed in separating the two couples, Mr. Darcy's cousin, Lady Anne DeBourgh, decides to take matters into her own hands. With help from Colonel Richard Fitzwilliam, Georgiana Darcy, and the newly introduced Mr. Dean Montgomery, will she succeed in bringing a happily ever after to those that she loves? This story is not for the Jane Austen purist, for although it has all of the original characters that we have come to love over the years, and it does include the main plot and story lines, it is called a variation for a reason, and will more often than not stray on some points and characteristics of the characters as it is from my own vision. Nonetheless it is strictly in old English, and will remain completely within the bounds of propriety!

« È verità universalmente riconosciuta che uno scapolo in possesso di un solido patrimonio debba essere in cerca di moglie » Cinque sorelle, due giovani scapoli ricchi e contesi tra molte altre donne. Elizabeth e Jane, le due sorelle più grandi non contagiate dalla frivolezza della loro madre e in cerca di marito. Dal testo:"Ho lottato invano. Non c'è rimedio. Non sono in grado di reprimere i miei sentimenti. Lasciate che vi dica con quanto ardore io vi ammiri e vi ami."