The Lost Prophecy: A Darkly Comic Pride and Prejudice Variation

A master vampire. A lost prophecy. A tolerable lady of True Blood.

Mr Fitzwilliam Darcy is a centuries-old vampire who arrived in Hertfordshire solely to prevent his enthusiastic friend Charles Bingley from turning a country assembly into an accidental massacre. He does not expect to meet the one True Blood who could be the means of his return to human form.
Miss Elizabeth Bennet has no idea that her veins carry Mr Darcy’s salvation from eternity. All she knows is that the proud gentleman from Derbyshire deemed her tolerable, and has uncommonly cold hands.
Mr George Wickham, however, knows perfectly well what Elizabeth is, and he is determined to deny Darcy his deepest wish.

Forces and wills collide in this dark romantic comedy, where unexpected heroes emerge and others remain true to their flaws.

The Lost Prophecy is a Pride and Prejudice variation perfect for readers who enjoy:

• Vampire Mr Darcy and Elizabeth Bennet in a paranormal Regency romance
• Gothic historical romance with dark humour and witty banter but no gore
• Slow-burn, forbidden love between a vampire and the one woman who can save him
• Enemies-to-lovers tension—he insults her to protect her
• Supernatural secrets, hidden identities, and a heroine who investigates
• Clean and sweet romance—no explicit content
• Jane Austen Pride and Prejudice variation (JAFF) with a fantasy twist
• A standalone story with a guaranteed happily ever after and no cliffhanger