Dear Dahlia Publishing: 23 books

A love that will never be contained... In this collection of sensual intimates from Dear Dahlia authors, Alice Everley and Florence Prescott, you will join Elizabeth and Darcy through a series of challenges and setbacks, adventures and moments of stolen romance. Yet through it all, our darling...

With the shocking news that Lydia has been stolen away by the diabolical Mr. Wickham, suddenly Elizabeth Bennet's thoughts are not only of her own shame, but that of her entire family. What would her dear papa say if he knew that two of his daughters had been ruined before their wedding days? Convincing...

A compilation of six sensual intimate novellas by Alice Everley.  Follow Elizabeth Bennet's journey as she battles her attraction to the most disagreeable gentleman of her acquaintance, Mr. Fitzwilliam Darcy.  Elizabeth Overwhelmed "But how little of permanent happiness could...

"But how little of permanent happiness could belong to a couple who were only brought together because their passions were stronger than their virtue..." As Elizabeth Bennet's tour through Derbyshire comes to a close, she has been left with many memories of great houses and beautiful...

While touring the great estates of Derbyshire, Elizabeth Bennet is pleasantly surprised to be taken on a tour of the estate of Pemberley, belonging to none other than that most disagreeable of men, Mr. Fitzwilliam Darcy. Elizabeth's feelings are confused, and she cannot reconcile the coldly arrogant...

Mr. Fitzwilliam Darcy is surely the most arrogant and proud gentleman to have entered Meryton, and though none are safe from his scrutiny, it is Elizabeth Bennet who takes his attacks most personally.  Wounded by his thoughtless words, Elizabeth harbors a deep resentment for the gentleman....

What began as a steamy daydream about the most disagreeable gentleman of her acquaintance has become more that Elizabeth Bennet could ever have imagined. From disagreement at the Meryton assembly to an unexpected change of heart in the conservatory at Netherfield Park, Elizabeth journey has culminated...

Elizabeth Bennet has spent three memorable, and scandalous, nights in the arms of Mr. Fitzwilliam Darcy, and each time she has been left unsure not only of her own feelings, but of her place in Mr. Darcy's world.  At Rosings Park, she was wined, dined, and treated as an equal before Mr. Darcy...

Elizabeth Bennet's honor has been compromised by the very gentleman she vowed never to speak to again. But now she finds herself sitting across from him at supper over a fine table set at Pemberley. As the conversation and the wine flows, Elizabeth can think of nothing but Mr. Darcy, and what passed...

Elizabeth Bennet has never been angrier - not only does she suspect that Mr. Fitzwilliam Darcy is keeping her sister Jane and Mr. Bingley apart, but that he has been uncommonly cruel to Mr. Wickham for no reason whatsoever... This most disagreeable gentleman has also said nothing about their...

As Elizabeth Bennet faces the most difficult task of keeping her scandalous secret, an invitation has arrived from Netherfield Park for Mr. Bingley's first society event - a grand ball that will be attended by all the quality of Hertfordshire. While Longbourn is preoccupied with preparations, Elizabeth...

To distract herself from the weight of her worry, Elizabeth agrees to tour the north country with her aunt and uncle, but while they are staying at Lambton, Elizabeth receives an unexpected visitor to the inn and the scandal and shame of her new status is impossible to ignore.  But it will...

Charlotte Lucas is well and truly married to Mr. Collins, and when Elizabeth travels to Hunsford to visit her friend, she is treated to the hospitality of Lady Catherine deBourgh, of whom she has heard much. When an unexpected invitation for supper brings them to Rosings Park, Elizabeth is seated...

As a storm rages outside, the Bennets receive an unexpected visitor at the door of Longbourn. Elizabeth has only just had her encounter with Mr. Darcy at the Meryton assembly, and she has no idea how she might tolerate the presence of the arrogant gentleman in her home. And yet... she finds her inexplicably...