Elizabeth Bennet refuses to fall in love on command. Even with Mr. Darcy.
Waking with memories of a future she has not lived is alarming enough. Discovering that her own thoughts, words, and even footsteps appear to belong to a novel is quite another matter. Apparently, Elizabeth is destined to marry a gentleman she has not yet met. She would prefer an introduction—and a choice.
Then she discovers that the proud, infuriating Mr. Darcy has noticed the same interference. Beneath his impeccable manners is a man keeping a remarkably careful account of a world that refuses to behave. For once, they agree: someone else should not be arranging their lives.
Their alliance calls for secret notes, small acts of rebellion, and considerably more time together than Elizabeth intended. But resisting a determined story is difficult enough without beginning to like the gentleman it has selected for her.
If every tender moment might be written in advance, how can either of them trust what they feel?
A witty, closed-door Pride and Prejudice variation about unruly characters, an inconvenient attraction, and the right to choose your own happily ever after.