Elizabeth Bennet thinks her life is complete now that she has captured the heart of Mr. Darcy, but when she discovers a stash of passionate love letters she believes are Darcy's, she realizes how little she knows about the man she married.
Elizabeth Bennett marries Mr. Darcy and sets off with him on what she anticipates will be a happy wedding tour, but her spirits are dampened by her new husband's dour mood, and a series of strange incidents leads her to suspect something is very wrong.
Imagines the adventures of Elizabeth and Darcy's five daughters alone in London twenty years after the close of Jane Austen's novel "Pride and Prejudice.".
Elizabeth and Darcy's idyllic marriage is tested by the appearance of a young man who may be Darcy's illegitimate son and a vengeful servant who plagues the household and has an eye for Elizabeth.
Elizabeth Bennett marries the brooding, passionate Mr. Darcy and is thrown into the world of London society, but her happiness is destroyed when her friendship with the Marchioness of Englebury causes jealousy among Elizabeth's elite circle.
Newlyweds Elizabeth and Fitzwilliam Darcy take on the responsibility of shepherding her sister Kitty through the London season, but Elizabeth's hopes that she has found a perfect match for Kitty are dashed when seemingly upstanding Harry Dashwood begins behaving in a totally mystifying and unacceptable manner.
Elizabeth Bennet's honeymoon is interrupted when Mr. Darcy suffers a bite by a dreadful, and although Elizabeth realizes that the next step should be to behead her new husband, she hopes for success with a miracle antidote under development in London.
Analyzes the character Elizabeth Bennet from Jane Austen's novel "Pride and Prejudice," discussing her motivations, character flaws, ambitions, and desires.
As a mysterious plague falls upon the village of Meryton and zombies start rising from the dead, Elizabeth Bennett is determined to destroy the evil menace, but becomes distracted by the arrival of the dashing and arrogant Mr. Darcy.
