Will wonders ever cease? Not only has Kitty suffered being the first Bennet sister to reject a marriage proposal, but she finally has gotten her sister, Mary, to come to terms with her secret adoration for a man that is beyond her reach. However, this only leads to sisterly tension between them, where both sisters lead to saying things that wound the other. Meanwhile, Jane has visited Netherfield Park, fallen ill, Elizabeth goes to be with her, and they both return to Longbourn after undergoing a few trials. During all this, Kitty must face the man she rejected, face Mary, who she is avoiding, watch Jane fall in love with a man she once fancied, meet Mr. Collins, the dreaded cousin, and all the while Lieutenant Finlay is in the background, who is still a bit of a mystery to her. And all while this occurs, there is the other question: what of Longbourn? Here comes Book II of Pride and Prejudice, from Kitty Bennet's perspective!

Jane and Elizabeth Bennet are the iconic sisters of Pride and Prejudice. Mary Bennet gains much sympathy. Lydia is the outrageous one all remember. But what of Kitty Bennet? Here comes her voice, and her story!