Publisher's Synopsis
Lady Anne Darcy knew that her time was running out, and she wanted to leave her son, Fitzwilliam Darcy, with a legacy of love. Thus, she wrote a series of letters to him, with the intention that her sister, Lady Catherine, would deliver them at the right time. But when Lady Catherine recieved the letters, she decided to keep them from Fitzwilliam, believing they conflict with her own plans for him. Years later, Anne de Bourgh discovers the letters and gives them to Fitzwilliam, who is shocked to discover that everything he thought he knew about his mother's wishes for him was wrong. This revelation coincides with a tumultuous time in his life when a country miss named Elizabeth Bennet, a lady he had been striving to forget, suddenly appears at Hunsford parsonage for a visit to her friend, Mrs. Collins, only a short distance from where Mr. Darcy is staying at Rosings. How will understanding his mother's hopes and dreams for him change Mr. Darcy and his treatment of those around him, including the impertinent Miss Elizabeth? Find out in "Love and Legacy"
