โ Scribed by Sandiford, M. A.
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"Darcyโs fortunes have plummeted. He has quarrelled with Bingley, his only close friend. Lydiaโs lapse has left the Bennets disgraced and ruined. Most painful of all, Elizabeth is married, to a Highland laird she met on her trip to the Lakes. Darcyโs only solace is Georgiana, who has blossomed under his guardianship and is enjoying her first London season. Fashionable debutantes vie for his attention, but he can think only of past mistakes. A chance meeting brings shocking news. Elizabethโs husband has been found dead, leaving her penniless as lawyers wrangle over the inheritance. Darcy hastens to Scotland to offer help. But his efforts are overshadowed by a conflict over her husbandโs estate. Darcyโs presence is seen in some quarters as a threat. Unknown enemies may be planning to remove him from the picture, by any means necessary ..."--Back cover.
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