What if Jane Bennet wrote a letter that changed everything?

Nine days after the disastrous proposal at Hunsford, Elizabeth Bennet returns to London burdened with confusion and curiosity. Sharing the contents of Mr. Darcy's letter with her sister, she expects reassurance. Instead, Jane quietly confesses a long-hidden truth: though she once appreciated Mr. Bingley's attentions, she never truly loved him.

Moved by the integrity revealed in Darcy's words—and perhaps by a wish to heal the pain he endured—gentle Jane Bennet does something utterly unexpected. She writes a letter. A single, impulsive act that alters the course of their lives forever.

Dear Sir is a tender, character-driven Pride and Prejudice variation that brings Jane Bennet into the spotlight as a heroine of quiet strength and insight. In this Regency romance reimagining, Fitzwilliam Darcy finds a love story of second chances and deep connection, while Elizabeth Bennet follows a different path—one true to her spirit and worthy of her keen mind.

Perfect for fans of Jane Austen, historical romance, and sweet, slow-burn love stories, Dear Sir explores what happens when love grows not from pride and prejudice, but from courage, compassion, and choice.

For readers who cherish Austen's world yet delight in untold possibilities, this reimagining offers a fresh, heartfelt journey where unexpected letters lead to timeless love.