After spending far too much time in London, Elizabeth Bennet is determined to journey home to Hertfordshire. A terrible storm has lain over the countryside for many days, and the roads are perilous. Her aunt and uncle beg her to change her mind, but Elizabeth will not relent.
On the final leg of her journey, the carriage comes across a river too swollen by the rains to pass--she must spend the night at a nearby inn, but the inn is crowded, and this bedchamber has more than one occupant. Cold , wet, and miserable, Elizabeth must avoid scandal at all costs, but can she resist the stranger's advances?
He does not know her name, and he does not ask for it--can one anonymous tryst be enough to ruin her forever? Or can Elizabeth leave the inn with a clean conscience and nothing but heated memories... Would she dare such a thing?
"On Account of Rain" is a sensual and steamy Pride and Prejudice variation that is best enjoyed by readers over 18 years of age.
