Lydia's fate was changed thanks to the intervention of a mysterious benefactor but when Elizabeth learns the gentleman's identity, she cannot help but wonder if she has made a terrible mistake in her judgment of Mr. Fitzwilliam Darcy.
But when she is finally able to put aside her pride and thank him for his assistance, she is confronted with the realization that Mr. Darcy's thoughts and wishes may have turned toward a young woman who has been approved by Lady Catherine de Bourgh and who possesses all of the accomplishments and recommendations that Elizabeth does not.
Will Elizabeth be able to accept such a thing and remain in Hertfordshire with her broken heart, or will she have to take matters into her own hands to achieve her goals? Is her unexpected love for Fitzwilliam Darcy worth the possibility that it will all be for naught?
"A Compromised Christmas" is a sweet and clean Pride and Prejudice Holiday variation that can be enjoyed by all lovers of Jane Austen's timeless classic.