Code Name: Fitzwilliam

A Pride and Prejudice Variation

In Regency England, a single secret can destroy a reputation—or an entire nation.

To the ton of Meryton, Mr. Fitzwilliam Darcy is the epitome of aloof arrogance: a wealthy, proud gentleman with little time for provincial society. But behind his icy facade hides a deadly truth—he is "Fitzwilliam," the Crown's most elite spy, racing against time to expose a traitor selling England's secrets to Bonaparte's spies.

When the clever and impertinent Miss Elizabeth Bennet unwittingly intercepts a cryptic message at Netherfield's grand ball, she stumbles into a web of espionage far beyond her wildest imaginings. Suddenly, the infuriating Mr. Darcy is everywhere—guarding her family, deciphering clues at her side, and awakening feelings she has no business entertaining.

Forced into an uneasy alliance amid glittering assemblies and shadowed midnight rendezvous, Elizabeth and Darcy must outwit assassins, decode lethal ciphers, and confront a passion that burns hotter than any battlefield. In a world where trust is the ultimate risk and betrayal lurks behind every polite smile, will they unmask the traitor before England falls... or lose their hearts in the process?

Clean Regency romance with adventure, enemies-to-lovers tension, and high-stakes suspense. No cliffhangers—just one unforgettable happily ever after.

Author's Note Thank you from the bottom of my heart for stepping into this daring twist on Jane Austen's beloved world. Your choice to read this story means everything to me.

If Code Name: Fitzwilliam brought you joy, suspense, or a swoon-worthy moment, I'd be endlessly grateful if you'd leave a quick rating or review. Your words help fellow Austen fans discover the book and inspire me to keep crafting more variations.

I invite you to explore my other tales—each a fresh adventure with Darcy, Elizabeth, and their unforgettable circle. Follow along for the next one!

Warmly,
Georgiana Voss

PS: A sequel is definitely following!

Wow…

Who writes this stuff? Too many variations now that are full of inconsistencies, errors, or just seem incomplete. The main plot is fine, but at what point of the original are we? The whole period from the first assembly to Rosings seem to be combined to a few days, skipping over Collins in Meryton, and charlotte already married at Hunsford, plus several lines that imply Elizabeth had already visited Kent. They are so scattered throughout that I’m thinking more about the timeline than the actual plot at times.