Elizabeth's Lesson in Love

A Pride and Prejudice Variation

A school for the poor. A lesson for the privileged. A love worth fighting for.

When Elizabeth Bennet inherits a mysterious bequest from her uncle, she expects it will solve her family's financial troubles. Instead, she receives a derelict warehouse in Derbyshire and a shocking challenge: transform it into a charity school for poor children, or lose everything.

Determined to prove herself, Elizabeth travels to the remote village of Lambton, where she immediately clashes with the proud and infuriating Mr. Darcy. He believes education should remain the privilege of the wealthy—she's determined to give every child a chance to rise above their circumstances.

As opposition mounts and her enemies work to sabotage her dreams, Elizabeth discovers that her greatest adversary might be hiding depths she never suspected. But can two people with such opposing views ever find common ground?

A sweet variation on Austen’s classic—a tale of courage, conviction, and the power of second chances—where a determined heroine must fight for her beliefs, her school, and ultimately, her heart.

Okay

A bit gauch to be honest. It moved on a bit quick. I felt like some bits were missing. In the beginning Elizabeth is going to Derbyshire to check it out before she decides. But there was no going back to her aunt discussing it. Many such bits missing. Okay read. But only just okay.