What if Elizabeth didn't decline to dance with Mr. Darcy at Sir William Lucas's behest?
Thus begins The Dance at Lucas Lodge...
When Elizabeth takes Mr. Darcy's hand for a dance at Lucas Lodge, she can't believe she's dancing with such an odious man—meanwhile, Darcy is enamored with her beauty and smiles. But when she confronts him about his rude slight at the Meryton Assembly, Elizabeth is affronted when Mr. Darcy denies having ever slighted her! But when he speaks with Bingley later, Darcy learns that he did, indeed, insult Miss Elizabeth—and he knows he must apologize before he loses Miss Elizabeth's good opinion forever.
When Bingley insists his sisters must invite the angelic Miss Bennet to dine, she gets thrown from her horse due to fright during a storm! Bingley witnesses the fall and races to get Miss Bennet inside, and when it turns out she has a broken leg, she and her sister Elizabeth remain ensconced at Netherfield for weeks—in very close proximity with the two men who consider them to be their angels.
Read on to witness the dual romance between Darcy, Bingley and the two eldest Bennet sisters in Hailey Jones's sweet Pride and Prejudice variation novella The Dance at Lucas Lodge.
