Five years too late. One month to find out if that's still true.
Elizabeth Bennet is thirty-one, managing Longbourn, and quite finished with waiting to be found. Darcy is thirty-four, a widower, and the father of a four-year-old girl with strong opinions about horses, rivers, and people who read in gardens. Five years ago, a misunderstanding ended something before it began. Now, at a month-long estate party in Hertfordshire, they are in the same house again. And Darcy's daughter has already decided how this ends.
The Quiet Season is a slow-burn second chance romance for readers who believe that getting it right the second time is better than getting it right the first. Warm, funny, and quietly devastating in all the right places , with a four-year-old who steals every scene she is in.
