Kate Darcy is Digging up Trouble

Kate Darcy prefers science to suitors. But falling in love may be her greatest discovery yet.
The quietest of Elizabeth and Fitzwilliam Darcy’s three daughters, Kate is happiest with her nose in a book. She has no interest in marriage and would much rather study geology than spend an evening dancing with eligible gentlemen.

Then Nathaniel Briar arrives at Pemberley.
Handsome, flirtatious and dressed like a peacock, Nathaniel is everything Kate finds ridiculous in a man. But when the adventurous antiquarian discovers a possible ancient burial mound on the estate, Kate cannot resist joining the excavation.

Soon she’s spending her days digging up ancient treasures with a gentleman who is proving dangerously difficult to dislike. And Nathaniel, who has spent his life avoiding attachments, is finding that Miss Darcy is impossible to resist.

But Nathaniel is hiding a secret, and Mr Darcy is keeping a very close eye on the man digging holes in his estate and making eyes at his daughter.

A funny, swoon-worthy Pride and Prejudice continuation with an unlikely romance, a secret identity and a thoroughly exasperated Mr Darcy.

Kate Darcy is Digging Up Trouble is book two of The Disobedient Daughters of Darcy, a series of low-angst, closed-door Regency romantic comedies following the next generation of the Darcy family. Perfect for readers who love Jane Austen-inspired historical romance, opposites attract, a bookish heroine, a charming hero with a secret, and plenty of romantic tension. Expect witty banter, stolen kisses and a guaranteed happy ending. Each book can be enjoyed as a standalone.