"Happiness in marriage is entirely a matter of chance." –Jane Austen, Pride and PrejudiceMiss Elizabeth Bennet believes the state of matrimony is not something to be entered into lightly. She is determined to do anything rather than marry without affection. On the other hand, indulging her cousin's fanciful marital scheme is harmless enough. What does she have to lose? Other than perhaps her heart?Fitzwilliam Darcy had never been so bewitched by any woman as he was by Elizabeth. Owing to the inferiority of her circumstances in comparison to his own, he makes up his mind to admire her from afar.The mind, however, does not always rule, especially in the game of love. Will Darcy lose his heart to Elizabeth, and in so doing, end up winning hers?§ From the bestselling Historical Romance author of A Lasting Love Affair, Impertinent Strangers, Designed for Each Other, To Have His Cake (and Eat it Too) and Bewitched, Body and Soul.