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A thrilling novel of malicious villains, dramatic revelations, and heroic gestures that stays true to Austen’s style Darcy and Elizabeth have faced many challenges, but none as dire as the disappearance of Darcy’s beloved sister, Georgiana. After leaving for the family home in Scotland to be... read more
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Characters/People edit
- Elizabeth Darcy: Formerly Elizabeth Bennet, the 2nd eldest of the five Bennet sisters. Married to Fitzwilliam Darcy. Mother of Bennet.
- Fitzwilliam Darcy: Owner of Pemberley. Very wealthy. Married to Elizabeth. Father of Bennet. Georgiana's older brother
- Bennet Fitzwilliam George Darcy: The Darcys infant son.
- Georgiana Darcy Fitzwilliam: Darcy's younger sister. Married to her cousin, Major General Edward Fitzwilliam
- Edward Fitzwilliam: The Darcys cousin. Married to Georgiana. A Major General in the Army.
- Mary Grange: Formerly Mary Bennet, the 3rd of the five Bennet sisters. Married to Robert Grange, a lawyer.
- Robert Grange: Mary's husband, a lawyer.
- Mr. Bennet: Father of the five Bennet sisters.
- Mrs. Prulock: Darcy's nurse.
- Roman Southland: Fitzwilliam's aide. Married to Anne de Bourgh. Captain in the Army.
- Anne Southland: Formerly Anne de Bourgh. Cousin of Darcy and Fitzwilliam. Heiress of Rosings.
- Catherine de Bourgh: Darcy and Fitzwilliam's aunt.
- Mr. Nathan: Pemberley butler
- Matthew Joseph: Friend of the Darcys. Formerly a clergyman but gave up the living to work with his father-in-law.
- Mary Joseph: Matthew's wife. Elizabeth's friend.
- William Joseph: Matthew and Mary's son
- Ruth Joseph: Matthew's younger sister.
- Thorne Winkler: Curate and teacher. Kitty's husband
- Kitty Winkler: Formerly Kitty Bennet, the 2nd youngest of the five Bennet sisters
- Mrs. Bennet: Marjory. Mother of the 5 Bennet sisters.
- Lieutenant Conrad: Fitzwilliam's temporary aide.
- Rose Winkler: Throne's sister.
- James Winkler: Throne's father. A baronet
- Camellia Winkler: Thorne's mother.
- Jasper: Footman at Pemberley
- Mrs. Olson: The Bingleys nurse
- Jackson Bingley: The Bingley's infant son
- Cassandra Bingley: The Bingley's daughter. Twin of Charles.
- Charles Bingley: The Bingley's son. Twin of Cassandra
- Charles Bingley: Darcy's friend. Married to Jane. Father of Cassandra, Charles and Jackson
- Jane Bingley: Formerly Jane Bennet, the eldest of the Bennet sisters. Married to Charles Bingley. Mother of Cassandra, Charles and Jackson.
- Lydia Wickham: Formerly Lydia Bennet, the youngest of the Bennet sisters. Married to George Wickham, Darcy's nemesis.
- George Wickham: Lieutenant in Army. Married to Lydia. Darcy's nemesis. Son of the former steward of Pemberley. Godson of Darcy's father. A wastrel.
- Domhnall MacBethan: Lord Wotherspoon. Widower. Laird of Normanna Hall.
- Oliver McCullough: Domhnall's maternal uncle. Village butcher
- Dolina MacBethan: Domhnall's mother.
- Aulay MacBethan: Domhnall's youngest brother. Developmentally still a child.
- Mrs. Oliver: Pemberley cook
- Mr. Lowell: Darcy's neighbour
- Hannah: Elizabeth's maid.
- Rowland Fitzwilliam: Viscount Lindale. Fitzwilliam's older brother.
- Jacks: Caretaker at Alpin Hall
- Mrs. Jacks: Housekeeper at Alpin Hall
- Munro MacBethan: Domhnall's cousin.
- Blane: Dolina's cousin.
- Margaret Sarah Caldwell: Daughter of Viscount Penworth
Setting & Locations edit
Pemberley
- Scotland
- Normanna Hall
- Alpin Hall
- England
- Captain Southland
- Waterloo
- Derbyshire
- London
- Longbourn
- Brighton
- Edinburgh
- Crieff
- America
- Cumnock
- Heaven
- Meryton
- Wellington
- Kirkconnel
- Netherfield
- Dumfries
- Papa
- Matlock
Authors & Contributors edit
- Regina Jeffers (Author)
Classification edit
- Library of Congress: Add the Library of Congress Classification.
- Dewey: 813
Subjects edit
- Books › Romance › Regency
- Books › Romance › Historical
- Books › Literature & Fiction
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