Darcy Books in Order

Elizabeth and Darcy's five daughters leave Pemberley for a stay in London twenty years after Pride and Prejudice. Parties, flirtations and family responsibilities expose the sisters to new possibilities, with independent Camilla confronting the city's pleasures and difficulties.

Escaping an unhappy marriage, Alethea Darcy disguises herself as a gentleman and travels toward Venice with her maid. Music draws her into Italian opera, while an encounter with art-seeker Titus Manningtree complicates her search for refuge.

Disowned Cassandra Darcy tries to support herself through painting in London while facing Lord Usborne's unwelcome attention. Compromising royal letters draw lawyer Horatio Darcy into her life, linking a developing romance with dangerous interests at court.

Widow Octavia Darcy unexpectedly inherits a fortune and seeks independence rather than another marriage. A journey to Yorkshire and a new life in London bring romantic complications, while George Warren threatens both her inheritance and reputation.

Mr. Collins and Charlotte seek advantageous marriages for daughters Charlotte and Eliza. In London, Eliza's intelligence and objections to her beautiful sister's suitor unsettle the family's plans, while her own romantic prospects challenge her judgments.

Heartbroken Phoebe retreats to Pemberley, where Louisa Bingley joins her and several hopeful suitors arrive. Preparations for the Darcys' ball become the setting for courtship, mischief and tangled affections in this continuation of Austen's fictional world.

Jilted Serafina Darcy returns to London’s social season, determined to face gossip and humiliation. A masked ball threatens a painful encounter with her former fiancé and his new wife, while revenge and new suitors complicate her choices.

Georgiana Darcy accepts a respectable proposal while still haunted by Wickham’s betrayal. During Christmas at Pemberley, malicious rumors and the arrival of sympathetic Sir Giles Hawkins force her to reconsider whether caution has led her toward happiness.

Lady Sarah Fitzwilliam escapes an unwanted suitor by seeking refuge at Pemberley, disrupting Darcy’s quiet weekend. As relatives and visitors arrive, pressure to marry and tangled affections turn the house party into a maze of misunderstandings.