Mr Darcy's Terrible Day

<p>Twelve years after his marriage to Elizabeth Bennet Fitzwilliam Darcy begins an unusual project: a private catalogue of his missteps. From the wine-soaked disaster of the Netherfield Ball to the infamous proposal at Hunsford Darcy sets out to record every blunder that nearly cost him the life he now cherishes.</p><p>What begins as self-reproach soon becomes something richer: a portrait of a man learning humility love and laughter in equal measure. As family life at Pemberley unfolds around him Darcy revisits the follies of his youth with wry affection and a newfound grace discovering that even his most terrible day was a necessary step towards happiness.</p><p>Witty tender and deeply human <em><strong>Mr Darcy's Terrible Day</strong></em> invites readers back into the world of Pride and Prejudice. This time the story is told through the eyes of the man who once thought himself above it all and who finally learnt the quiet art of being grateful for his own mistakes.</p>