Mr. Darcy has every reason to leave Hertfordshire.

Then an accident makes leaving impossible.

Injured soon after the Netherfield Ball, Fitzwilliam Darcy finds himself recovering in the last household he would ever have chosen: Longbourn.

For ten days, distance is no longer an option.

Elizabeth Bennet has already decided what sort of man Mr. Darcy is—proud, disagreeable, and far too certain of his own importance. Darcy has formed judgments of his own. But beneath the same roof, certainty becomes difficult to maintain.

He sees Elizabeth among the family he has dismissed too easily.

She sees the man behind the reserve.

And when George Wickham's charming account of Darcy's past begins to show cracks, Elizabeth must reconsider more than one opinion she thought settled.

By the time Darcy is well enough to leave, the road between them has changed.

The question is whether either of them will choose to follow it once leaving is possible again.

Mr. Darcy Cannot Leave Longbourn

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