Code Name: Fitzwilliam

A Pride and Prejudice Variation

In Regency England, a single secret can ruin a lady's reputation... or bring an entire nation to its knees.
To the world, he is Mr. Fitzwilliam Darcy: wealthy, arrogant, and infuriatingly aloof. But in the shadows, he is known only as "Fitzwilliam"—the Crown's most lethal spy, locked in a desperate race to unmask a traitor selling England's secrets to Napoleon.
His mission is thrown into chaos when the clever and captivating Miss Elizabeth Bennet stumbles upon a coded message at a glittering ball. Suddenly, she is a target, thrust into a world of danger she never knew existed. Now, Darcy is forced to stay close to the one woman who can unravel his composure, guarding her from assassins while fighting a forbidden attraction.
From shadowed midnight rendezvous to the glittering ballrooms of the ton, Elizabeth and Darcy forge a dangerous alliance. They must decode lethal ciphers and outwit a hidden enemy, all while confronting a passion that burns hotter than any battlefield.
In a game where one wrong move means death, will they save England, only to lose their hearts?

A Note from the Author,
Thank you so much for joining me on this daring adventure through Jane Austen's world. Bringing this story to life has been a passion project, and the fact that you chose to spend your time within these pages means everything to me.
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Warmly, Georgiana Voss

confusing

chapters out of order. 9-11; 1-8; 12-18 makes more sense. interesting plot. when cleaned up and corrected, would like to read again.

Interesting but poorly edited.

I enjoyed the intrigue of the story but right in the middle of the story, just as it gets really exciting, there are 3 chapters that seem to have come from another book. I had to go back and make sure I accidentally forwarded past some of the chapters. After that the story resumes and comes to a successful conclusion.

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.