When Mr. Bennet recklessly gambles away the deed to Longbourn, Elizabeth is prepared for scandal. What she never expects is the identity of the man who holds her family's fate in his hands: Fitzwilliam Darcy.

In a moment of desperate pride and unexpected tenderness, Darcy makes her an offer. He will forgive the debt and restore her family's future—if she agrees to become his wife.

Their marriage begins as a transaction: cold, distant, and shaped by all the wounds of their past. But behind the marble halls of Pemberley, something fragile begins to grow. In silence, in stolen glances, in small kindnesses neither dares name, Elizabeth and Darcy find themselves bound by more than obligation.

But trust is not easily earned. And when ghosts from the past threaten the fragile peace they've built, they must choose whether to remain strangers... or fight for a love neither of them ever expected.

Poetic, aching, and gorgeously slow-burning, A Debt of the Heart is a tale of dignity, redemption, and a marriage of convenience that becomes anything but.