Shipwrecked with Mr Darcy
After a refusal at Rosings he cannot undo — and a moment he cannot forget — Fitzwilliam Darcy does the one thing left to a gentleman in possession of too much feeling and too little hope.
He leaves England.
A long sea voyage to Sicily. Months abroad in service to the Crown. Distance enough, he tells himself, to quiet what she awakened and did not want.
Then he sees her on the deck.
Elizabeth Bennet, travelling with her aunt and uncle, as astonished to find him there as he is to be found.
Weeks at sea force civility. A single glance threatens something harder to govern.
And when the ship is taken — by a sea that keeps neither titles nor promises — they wash ashore on an island that knows nothing of Hunsford or the proposal that ruined them both.
No society. No servants. No one watching.
Only the truth he has carried since Hunsford, and the woman he was never meant to want this much.
If they are rescued, he will lose her to England.
If they are not, he will lose her to the sea.
A slow-burn, stranded-together Pride and Prejudice variation filled with yearning, high-seas peril, and a second chance that ignites on an island where no one is watching.
Forced Proximity • Slow Burn • Second Chances • Sandy Island • Shipwreck & Corsairs • Intimate Scenes
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