After rejecting a most improper proposal, Elizabeth Bennet is in search of something to take her mind off the confusion of emotions that threaten to consume her. Taking solace in her family, Elizabeth does her best to immerse herself in the chaos of Longbourn once more.

But her respite was short-lived as her younger sister Lydia, ever the impulsive one, announced her intention to join the militia encampment in the seaside town of Brighton as the guest of Colonel Forster's wife. Fearing the consequences of Lydia's reckless behavior, Elizabeth insists on chaperoning her.

But all is not well in Brighton, and when Elizabeth is reacquainted with Mr. George Wickham, she cannot help but feel some unease in his presence, though she cannot determine why. But when she overhears Mr. Wickham speaking in confidence to Mrs. Forster about Lydia's dowry, she knows that she must act quickly to rescue her foolish sister.

But Elizabeth cannot face Mr. Wickham on her own, and the only one who can come to her aid is the most disagreeable gentleman of her acquaintance...

The Brighton Affair is a sweet, clean, Pride and Prejudice variation that is suitable for all lovers of Jane Austen's romantic classic.