Midnight's Memory

Elizabeth Bennet did not believe in magic anymore

After a year spent as the last unmarried Bennet daughter living at Longbourn, Elizabeth Bennet has grown weary of her dull life. Just when she feels as if the doldrums of everyday life might drive her mad, a dear friend invites her to spend the spring at an idyllic manor home in Bath. It is truly a magnificent place, full of wonder and beauty, but nowhere brings Elizabeth more joy than the stunning garden. And that is where, one moonlit night, she finds a letter that will change her life forever

Fitzwilliam Darcy was in desperate need of a holiday

When all of his best laid plans seem to fall apart, Fitzwilliam Darcy makes the radical decision to abandon his life for a time and spend a season at the seaside. His cousin's manor house sits empty and it could not be more perfect for a man in search of rejuvenation. While in Bath, he expects to do little more than enjoy the town's jovial spirit and healthy salty air. What he does not expect, however, is to discover a bit of enchantment in the manor's garden an enchantment that will change everything he believed about life and love only a few short days ago.

Midnight's Memory is Book 1 of the two part series, The Night Garden. It is a Pride and Prejudice variation filled with charm, surprises, and a happy ending that is truly magical.

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