Merrick Vane writes the classics as they were never permitted to be: men of consequence and creatures of appetite, drawing-room manners over entirely inhuman biology, and love stories that scandalize the ton on their way to a devoted, door-splintering happily-ever-after.
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Ten thousand a year, and tusks.
Fitzwilliam Darcy of Pemberley is proud, rich, and an orc — which Meryton society politely declines to mention. Elias Bennet is poor, sharp-tongued, and entirely unwilling to be looked down upon by anyone, no matter how broad his shoulders.
Their first dance is a disaster. Their second is not a dance at all.
The House Style
Orcs, Omegaverse, and biology the Regency has no vocabulary for. The strangeness is the point.
Real retellings with the original's spine intact — the pride, the prejudice, the letter.
High heat, explicit, and tender where it counts. 18+ and unapologetic about it.
The Vane Correspondence
New titles, early chapters, and cover reveals — delivered discreetly, read behind locked study doors.
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