Pride, Prejudice, and a Bit of Magic Books in Order

In a society where magic belongs mainly to men, Elizabeth Bennet’s command of three elements makes her an outsider. Darcy offers instruction, but the unusual behavior of their combined spells draws them toward discoveries neither expected.

Elizabeth and Jane Bennet leave London’s fashionable parties after their illusion-making talents attract disturbing attention. A summer reunion with Darcy and an introduction to Bingley offer new possibilities, but misunderstandings follow the sisters back to the city.

Publishing magical innovations under an ambiguous name, Elizabeth Bennet begins a long correspondence with Darcy about an inscription useful on his estate. Meeting the inventor forces him to question assumptions about women as friendship develops into something more.

Darcy possesses a feared form of magic that can control other minds, a power he dislikes as much as society does. Elizabeth Bennet’s growing attraction conflicts with her hatred of black magic, challenging both their prejudices.