Elizabeth’s Futures (Who is Elizabeth Bennet? #5)

England, 1812. The war with Napoleon rages across the Iberian Peninsula, and Elizabeth Bennet has a secret that could change everything. She sees things.

Not visions, exactly—more like memories that haven’t happened yet, borrowed from the minds of those around her. It’s a gift she’s never understood and never asked for.

When Elizabeth, her sister Lydia, and Georgiana Darcy are abducted, the war between propriety and survival becomes very real, very fast.

Swept into the chaos of Wellington’s Peninsular campaign, Elizabeth finds herself behind enemy lines in possession of French intelligence that could determine the outcome of the Battle of Salamanca.

The drawing rooms of Hertfordshire feel very far away. Fitzwilliam Darcy has spent his life doing what was expected of him. Good family. Good name. Good sense.

None of it prepared him for Elizabeth Bennet—a woman who sees through every pretension he’s ever worn.

Their journey from mutual antagonism to hard-won devotion is forged not in ballrooms but in battlefields, scandal, and sacrifice. Lydia finds her own freedom in the sun-scorched plains of Spain.

Jane and Bingley find their way back to each other. And at Pemberley, at last, two people who changed each other completely find their happily-ever-after.