Mr. Darcy's Vow

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The reckless spending of Fitzwilliam Darcy's father had left Pemberley in desperate financial straights... Mr. Darcy’s father had been reckless, self indulgent, and extravagant. Sh ortly before he died he had sold part of the ancient holdings and left the estate with vast debts. When it seemed that his Darcy's years of ceaseless effort to pay off those debts were finally achieving success, Georgiana eloped with Wickham, and Darcy needed to borrow thirty thousand pounds to pay for her dowry. The only way he could avoid selling off more of the estate was if he married an heiress. Maybe Caroline Bingley would do. Show more