Love at First Light
A love that began at dawn.
When Elizabeth Bennet demands satisfaction for an insult, she never expects Fitzwilliam Darcy to accept. But the proud master of Pemberley arrives at first light with his honor on the line. What follows is the most unconventional courtship in Meryton’s history.
Darcy’s method? Nine clues that reveal a side of him Elizabeth never imagined—vulnerable, witty, and utterly captivating. With each illustration, her anger transforms into something far more dangerous: fascination.
But when a charming stranger spreads lies designed to destroy them, Elizabeth must choose: believe the compelling evidence provided by the stranger or trust the man whose honor she witnessed at first light—the man who has quietly, devastatingly, won her heart.
After all, the most important battles are won at dawn—when you can finally see clearly.
A novella-length variation of Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice for readers who love unconventional courtships, slow-burn romance, and a hero who falls first—and hardest.
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