The Pemberley Tutor: A Pride and Prejudice Variation

Kitty Bennet has been making maps for six years. Nobody knows. She arrives at Pemberley for the summer expecting to be a guest: pleasant, undemanding, the second youngest Bennet sister doing her best in an extraordinary house. What she finds instead is a library that expects something of her, a cartographic scholar who does not soften his assessments, and the slow, unsettling discovery that the mind she has been carrying around for twenty years is considerably more capable than anyone has given her occasion to find out.
Mr. Jack Ashworth is cataloguing the Pemberley library for a learned society. He has a schedule, a methodology, and no particular interest in being interrupted by the Darcy household's relations. Then he sees the map she left on the reading table by accident, and everything changes. For readers who have always believed there was more to Kitty Bennet than the novels had time to show.