My Feelings for You Will Not Be Repressed

He proposed badly. Now an interfering colonel has three weeks to fix it.

Hunsford Parsonage, Kent. Mr. Darcy has just delivered the most disastrous proposal of his life, and Elizabeth Bennet has answered it in kind. But Darcy’s cousin, Colonel Fitzwilliam, has been listening at the door. He walks in uninvited and does something unforgivable: he tells both of them the truth.

By morning the cousins have postponed their departure, and the Colonel has drawn up a campaign. No boasting. No buying her affection. No expecting a reward.

Darcy has never waited on anyone’s judgment in his life. Now he must haul rope on a barn roof, hold a splint for a stranger’s broken leg, and bite back every proud word, all while the one woman he loves watches to see whether the man she glimpsed is real. Elizabeth, meanwhile, has her own pride to answer for, and her own certainties to unlearn.

But the Colonel’s plans keep going wrong, Lady Catherine is watching, and some things cannot be won by strategy. The hardest thing Darcy will ever do is leave Elizabeth free to say no.

My Feelings for You Will Not Be Repressed is a slow-burn, enemies-to-lovers Regency romance. If you love second chances, reformed pride, a meddling matchmaker, and a hero who learns to earn his happy ending, this Pride and Prejudice romance variation is for you.