In Darcys Library Five Fulllength Novels Of Pride Prejudice Variations Gwendolyn Dash by Gwendolyn Dash, A Lady B0CJDC5BP8 instant download after payment.

For the first-time ever, all five books of lush, sweeping Darcy & Elizabeth romance by Gwendolyn Dash are available in a single box set. Over 1100 pages of Pride & Prejudice Variations, each a standalone regency romance, based on the beloved Jane Austen classic, that asks....what if?
    In Darcy's Debt: What if Mr. Darcy proposed again… at Pemberley?

From the moment Elizabeth arrives at Pemberley, Mr. Darcy seems determined to show her that the controlling, arrogant man she once rejected was merely a figment of her imagination. As Elizabeth spends more time in his company, she begins to regret her refusal and to wonder if they might have a future together after all. 

But then a scandal erupts that destroys everything. With her family’s reputation in tatters, Elizabeth sets off on a desperate trip to London to help her father salvage what he can. 
There, she discovers Darcy has his own method of fixing problems…for a price. He has no intention of letting her go, but how can Elizabeth trust him, or find happiness, when she is so deep …
    In Darcy's Place: What if Elizabeth Bennet never rejected Mr. Collins’s proposal?Elizabeth Bennet has no wish to marry her distant cousin, Mr. Collins, but she also knows her family’s plight is dire indeed. Her father’s estate is entailed, none of the girls have dowries, and her youngest sister courts scandal at every turn. Instead of refusing Mr. Collins outright, Elizabeth accepts an invitation to visit his parsonage in Hunsford, hoping a few weeks will give her oldest sister Jane time to settle matters with Mr. Bingley, as well as help Mr. Collins realize how unsuited Elizabeth is to be his wife. Then Bingley abandons Jane, Mr. Collins demands to set a wedding date, and Elizabeth fears she is out of options.
In Darcy's Arms: What if Elizabeth had caught her sister’s cold?
In Darcy's Dreams: What if Wickham had come to the Netherfield Ball?
In Darcy's Hands: What if Darcy’s letter to Elizabeth ha