"Some houses are estates. This one is a home."

She came to Pemberley for the position. She stayed for something she didn't know she was looking for.

When Elizabeth Bennet accepts a position as music teacher at Pemberley, she expects a grand estate and an indifferent employer. What she finds is something altogether more surprising: a household full of people who needed somewhere to belong... and a man quietly, steadily building them a place to land.

A Home at Pemberley is a slow burn Pride & Prejudice variation about two people, an unconventional household, and the quietly revolutionary act of making room for each other; warm, wry, and impossible to put down.

For readers who believe the best love stories are also, at their heart, stories about belonging.