Elizabeth Bennet and Fitzwilliam Darcy are engaged to be wed. However, fate has other plans for the couple when Elizabeth is involved in a terrible accident while traveling to Pemberley with Jane. Elizabeth is gravely injured and when she finally awakes, she finds herself in the care of a country doctor. Her injuries are not severe, but her memory has been erased, leaving her with no recollection of her betrothed or their impending nuptials.As Elizabeth recuperates in Bath with family friends, Jane tries tirelessly to jog her sister's memory and reveal the truth about her fiancé. But Elizabeth stubbornly refuses to believe that she is in love with someone she cannot remember. With deceitful intentions, a gentleman arrives on Elizabeth's doorstep claiming to be Fitzwilliam Darcy. Despite feeling drawn to him, Elizabeth senses that something is amiss. She cannot shake the feeling that this gentleman is not who he claims to be and that there is more to her past than she can remember. Meanwhile, Fitzwilliam Darcy is in London on business when he discovers the announcement of his own wedding in the newspaper. Shocked and confused, he travels to Bath to confront his imposter. As he fights to win back her heart and help her remember their love, Elizabeth must reconcile her past self with the man who has come to her rescue. Will Elizabeth be able to overcome her amnesia and recall her love for Darcy? Or will the imposter succeed in his cruel plot to steal her away forever? Elizabeth's Misplaced Memory is a sweet, clean Pride and Prejudice Variation that may be enjoyed by all lovers of Jane Austen's romantic classic.
