The Duke of Pemberley

A Sensual Pride and Prejudice Variation Romance

De: Ella Paul

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Enemies to lovers. A forced marriage of convenience. He falls first. She falls harder.

Fitzwilliam Darcy, Duke of Pemberley, needs a wife.
Not a love match. Not a clever woman with opinions.
Just a grateful country bride who will give him a son and no complications.

Elizabeth Bennet was meant to be that woman.

At twenty-six, unmarried, and far too poor to refuse a duke, she is perfect on paper. In person, she is a problem. Elizabeth laughs when she should defer. Argues when she should submit. Looks at his title like it means nothing and his fortune like it means less.

Darcy should choose someone else. Anyone else.

He cannot stop thinking about her.

When a moment of recklessness in her father’s library compromises them both, the choice is made for them. Scandal is unforgiving. Marriage is unavoidable.

Now Elizabeth is his wife—furious, proud, and trapped.
And Darcy is a man undone, bound to a woman who blames him for everything.

Including the fire he lit inside her.

Elizabeth swore she would make his life miserable.
She did not expect him to enjoy it.

A high-tension Regency romance where duty binds them, resentment fuels them, and desire refuses to be denied. Contains sensual scenes and a hard-won happily-ever-after.