Mr. Darcy's Darkness

Drawn by his darkness.

His words echo in her mind. "She is tolerable, I suppose. But not pretty enough to tempt me." Who is this Mr. Darcy, who thinks himself so far beyond reproach as to blamelessly embarrass Miss Elizabeth Bennett and her family thus? He is handsome, granted. Dark. Mysterious. In spite of her better angels, in the days following the Netherfield Ball, Elizabeth finds herself thinking more and more of the enigmatic Mr. Darcy.

This short, steamy romance story answers the question: what could have been, had Elizabeth's prudence been overwhelmed by curiosity and desire, and had the situation presented itself for a rendevous between two of literature's most beloved romantic characters, before their time?

Mr. Darcy's Darkness is a very steamy romance story, and is unsuitable for readers who have yet to reach their majority. It is not meant to function as literary fiction, but rather as a steam-filled romantic fantasy, and should be enjoyed as such by responsible readers.