On the way home from Rosings, Mr D's carriage overturns and he is left between delirium and a coma. Georgiana is frantic, and believing they are engaged, asks Elizabeth to come to Pemberley. Mrs Bennet sees  an opportunity and sends Jane with her.  Georgiana is in such a state that it is decided to correct her impressions about the engagement when things are more settled. Bingley arrives and his and Jane's courtship proceeds quickly.  Lizzy is kept busy tending Mr D and she is becoming friends with Miss Darcy, but something else happens: she realizes she has tender feelings for him. Darcy awakes and he is shocked to see Lizzy, accusing her of abusing Georgiana to promote Jane's romance. Georgiana is devastated that she failed her brother again, and she feels betrayed by Lizzy. Elizabeth leaves immediately, in tears, but she reconciles with Georgiana first.  Georgiana discovers why Lizzy refused her brother, and because she feels Lizzy is right for him, she starts him on a course for a better appreciation of those whom he takes for granted, and of those he feels superior to. This schooling is very hard for Darcy and we have a few chuckles  at his expense, but he is willing to do anything to win Lizzy. They meet again at Jane and Bingley's wedding; Lizzy tests him and Georgiana is creative in throwing them together!  More than a few smiles and tears in this book, Lizzy engages in some sweet and slightly improper behavior, Georgiana is discovering sexual attraction as only a young girl can, and once again Kara Louise has given us a "keeper".