A Choir Most Improbable

When Mr Bingley decides to stay in Netherfield for Christmas, Mr Darcy is reluctantly drawn into a village choir, and into Elizabeth Bennet's orbit.

Elizabeth never meant to direct a Christmas choir filled with her family, the local militia, and the most impossible man in England. Yet between Bingley's off-key enthusiasm and Aunt Phillips's heroic volume, she discovers that Mr Darcy's deep baritone and awkward sincerity might be far more appealing than his pride.

Carols, courtship, and comedy collide in this light, low-angst Pride and Prejudice romantic comedy. Written in a modernized Regency voice, A Choir Most Improbable delivers festive humour, ensemble chaos, and a guaranteed happily ever after for Mr Darcy and Elizabeth Bennet. Perfect for fans of sweet, clean holiday romance novellas and witty Jane Austen retellings.

Lefki Karantoni has always been fascinated by words. From an early age, she tried to shape the ideas swimming in her mind into stories she could share with others. Though she now lives in England and has travelled widely, she is always Greek at heart. That sense of heritage and belonging forms her love for coastal settings, whether she is writing about small American towns, sunlit islands, or the emotional landscapes of her characters. She continues to explore many genres, guided by a love of language and a desire to connect with readers through the worlds she creates.