Letters from Ireland
After five arduous years spent untangling the investments his father left behind, Fitzwilliam Darcy is finally ready to rest. But a single neglected investment—one that could cost him Pemberley—forces him into a role he never expected. To resolve the issue, he is obliged to travel to Ireland, leaving Pemberley in the care of his sister, Georgiana.
Elizabeth Bennet’s life takes an unexpected turn when she meets Lady Jersey, the formidable Patroness of Almack’s and head of Child & Co., London’s most prominent private bank. Tasked by the bank to visit Pemberley, Elizabeth soon finds her loyalties put to the test as she forms a close friendship with Georgiana and becomes a trusted confidante to the young woman’s brother.
Elizabeth’s duty to Lady Jersey conflicts with her growing affection for both the Darcys and Pemberley. She faces an impossible choice. When Darcy returns to Pemberley, she must decide where her heart truly lies: with the prestige and consequence offered by Child & Co., or with the man she has come to admire above all others.
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