Till This Moment: A Pride and Prejudice Variation Anthology

Six stories. Six women who looked at the situation in front of them and found something they hadn't planned for. The Lending Library: For fourteen months, Elizabeth Bennet has been corresponding with a stranger who asks the right questions. She doesn't know his name. She doesn't know he's been arguing with her in person since October. The Snowbound Inn: A January blizzard. One fire between two private parlours.
Five days with no exits and nowhere to hide behind a settled opinion. Six Months in London: The arrangement is practical: she needs social standing for her sister's season, he needs a wife who will correct a story he cannot correct himself. Neither of them planned for six months of honesty. The Duet: There is an unfinished score in the Pemberley music room. Elizabeth was hired to teach Georgiana. She was not hired to find out who left it there, or what it means that she cannot stop thinking about the second movement.
The London Season: Elizabeth arrives in London as someone else entirely. Darcy meets a woman he cannot stop thinking about. Neither of them knows the other is exactly who they seem. The Pemberley Tutor: Kitty Bennet has been making maps for six years. Nobody knows. Then she leaves one on the reading table by accident, and a cartographic scholar with a schedule and a methodology finds it, and everything changes.
Six variations on Pride and Prejudice. Six slow burns. Six moments when a woman stopped performing the version of herself the room expected and found out what happened next. Whether you're reading Sabine Delacourt for the first time or returning to a favourite, Till This Moment is a collection that is generous, sharp, and built for readers who believe the best part of any love story is the conversation.
Till this moment I never knew myself...