"A man like Mr. Darcy will never marry. Is there a woman in the whole of England who could thaw his frozen heart?"As the New Year begins, Elizabeth Bennet carries many cares on her shoulders. Her dear father is ill, her youngest sister has fled abroad in most unsuitable company, and her mother has taken to her bed...Jane is now a married woman, and Mr. Bennet declares Lizzy is "the only sensible creature left at Longbourn". She holds the family together, with good humour and patience. But the strain is undeniable.At Mrs. Bingley's first ball, Mr. Darcy's tactless remarks make a bad situation worse. Elizabeth resolves never to waste another moment in the company of one so arrogant. Does the man have no compassion or emotion at all?It is most unfortunate that they are snowed in together at Netherfield that very evening.When a crisis hits the Bennets, Elizabeth must reassess everything she thought she knew.Is it too late for her to secure her family's future?And will Mr. Darcy reveal his true character at last?To Win a Frozen Heart is a standalone sweet and clean Regency romance novel, and a variation of Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice

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