Victoria Kincaid has just
released her new Pride and Prejudice Variation, Darcy’s
Honor.
Her imaginative retelling sees Elizabeth Bennet relieved when the difficult Mr. Darcy leaves the area after the Netherfield Ball. But she soon runs afoul of Lord Henry, a Viscount who thinks to force her into marrying him by slandering her name and ruining her reputation. An outcast in Meryton, and even within her own family, Elizabeth has nobody to turn to and nowhere to go.
Her imaginative retelling sees Elizabeth Bennet relieved when the difficult Mr. Darcy leaves the area after the Netherfield Ball. But she soon runs afoul of Lord Henry, a Viscount who thinks to force her into marrying him by slandering her name and ruining her reputation. An outcast in Meryton, and even within her own family, Elizabeth has nobody to turn to and nowhere to go.
Darcy successfully
resisted Elizabeth’s charms during his visit to Hertfordshire, but when he
learns of her imminent ruin, he decides he must propose to save her from
disaster. However, Elizabeth is
reluctant to tarnish Darcy’s name by association…and the viscount still wants
her…
Can Darcy save his honor
while also marrying the woman he loves?
10
DARCY QUESTIONS FOR VICTORIA KINCAID
I have this set of 10 Darcy Questions in my archive that I
find great fun to ask. I thought that after writing several books featuring Mr
Darcy as the protagonist, Victoria, you must have got to know him very well. Would you mind answering a few
questions about our beloved Fitzwilliam? It’s a quick “either …or
…” game.
Not at all. That must be fun.
Thank you, Victoria.
Let's start, then. To you Mr Darcy is …
1. Proud or prejudiced?
Both. The first few
times I read the book, I thought Darcy was proud and Elizabeth was prejudiced
(against Darcy), but I’ve come to realize that they both exhibit pride and
prejudice.
