‘Angry people are not always sensible.’ -Jane Austen

After a standoff in the pizza parlor, Elsie Bennet has decided Fitzwilliam ‘I-Throw-Fitz’ Darcy is the worst type of customer she’s ever encountered. Also the very best looking, but that’s next to the stage. She’s horrified to find Will is not just moving through her small town, he’s her brand-new neighbor.

Will Darcy offers all the money and time he could require, and yet life never appears to match his anticipations. When his closest friend, Charlie, starts dating about Participating Mr. Darcy: An Austen Inspired Romantic Humor Jane Bennet, Will turns into their unhappy third-wheel. The perfect solution is? Bring along Jane’s sister, Elsie, a woman who issues him, makes him laugh, plagues his thoughts, and regrettably, hates his guts.

Will might control lots of things, but he won’t control her. Elsie’s recently been warned away by her brand-new friend, Jeff Wickham, who found out the hard way that Will is not someone to be crossed. Things will be so easier if she was attracted to Jeff. But she’s not. She’s drawn to Will, as well as the tug-o-war between her mind and her center is going to drive her mad.