Total Want of Propriety: Darcy's Reformation, A Pride and Predjudice Variation

At the first light of dawn the morning after the dance at Netherfield, a carriage speeds north as Fitzwilliam Darcy flees the temptation wrought by Miss Elizabeth Bennet's pert opinions and fine eyes. His heart yearns for the intelligent beauty, but he knows his duty to Pemberley, and his family, and cannot risk exposing his beloved sister to the total want of propriety evidenced by the rest of the Bennet family. A month later – and now resolved to follow his heart – Darcy hastens towards Bath after Darcy learns of Elizabeth's expulsion from her family for refusing to marry Longbourn's heir, Mr Collins. Soon confronted with the truth of his own family's wanton lack of propriety – and Elizabeth's dislike of him – Darcy must do all he can to protect his sister from her own folly, while hoping to earn Elizabeth's forgiveness for his arrogant presumptions… And ultimately win her heart. Total Want of Propriety: Darcy's Reformation is Not a stand alone story. It is the first volume of a two part story, and shall resolve in Total Want of Propriety: Georgiana's Reclamation. Both volumes are clean, novel-length, non-canon P&P romance, and features British and historical spellings. Please Note: Total Want of Propriety is one story spread across two volumes, Darcy's Reformation comes first, and Georgiana's Reclamation comes last. Both volumes are necessary to complete the story. Warning: Total Want of Propriety: Darcy's Reformation features an instance of fade-to-black (non-sexual) violence. Physical, emotional, and mental recovery from the trauma of past physical and verbal abuse are themes throughout both volumes.