What if Elizabeth Bennet met Fitzwilliam Darcy in an entirely different setting? What if he wasn't the most eligible bachelor, but rather a man with no money, a hidden identity, and a slew of dark secrets? Would their love still blossom?Mr. Collins would be the most eventful thing to happen that autumn. That's until her father hires a new stable hand, and Lizzy's alarm bells chime.Something about this tall, handsome stranger with a strong northern accent isn't quite right. David Davenport claims to be a pauper living in a cabin with his younger sister, yet he talks like a proper - if slightly haughty - gentleman. On top of that, he's awfully chummy with his patron, young Mr. Bingley.Lizzy is certain the Davenports are hiding something. Determined, she set out to find out what.The trouble is, the closer she gets to David, the harder her heart pounds.While Lizzy struggles with her growing attraction to the mysterious man she knows she could never be with, Mr Collins arrives and unmasks David Davenport as one Fitzwilliam Darcy. A wanted murderer.Darcy goes on the run, and soon the constable arrives to report Mr. Collins is dead, and Mr. Darcy is the prime suspect.As Lizzy is caught in Mr. Darcy's web of secrets, she must decide: Can she trust her heart and help him prove his innocence? Or will she allow others to make up her mind for her - and risk never seeing him again?Mr. Darcy Unmasked is a sweet and clean variation of Jane Austen's timeless classic, Pride and Prejudice, and it's above 60000 words long.