A. Lady

Rebecca Preston

After Elizabeth overheard Mr. Darcy call her too plain, she dismissed him as being pompous and proud. But then at the Netherfield Ball, Mr. Bennet announced to everyone that Elizabeth was going to be arranged to marry Mr. Darcy. Even though this caught Elizabeth by surprise, she knows she has no choice and accepts this is her fate.As the days go by she gets more and more furious at her situation of marrying Mr. Darcy. But she will need to fall in love Mr. Darcy in order to live a happy life after marriage. Mr. Darcy will need to gain her trust and her love in order for them overcome any prejudices and misunderstandings with each other and live in harmony.Arranged To Darcy is a full-length clean and sweet romance novel that tells another Pride and Prejudice retelling between Darcy and Elizabeth.

A Pride and Prejudice Regency Variation

Arranged to Darcy

Rose Fairbanks

A Pride and Preudice Novella Although Elizabeth Bennet once refused her father's heir, she reconsiders when her elder sister-despondent from heartbreak-contemplates marriage to him. Confident that Mr. Bingley will return to Netherfield and confess his love for Jane, Elizabeth accepts Mr. Collins' offer of matrimony. When Fitzwilliam Darcy visits his aunt's estate months later, his heart breaks at learning Elizabeth is now Mrs. Collins, and due to his selfishness. As Darcy determines to right his wrongs, a fever breaks out in London, forever altering his relationship with Elizabeth. In Mr. Darcy's Kindness, misunderstandings and pride lead to more regret and heartache than Jane Austen's original, but love always finds a way.

A Pride and Prejudice Novella Variation

Mr. Darcy's Kindness

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Russian Chit Chat; Or, Sketches of a Residence in Russia

For Elizabeth and Darcy, it is anything but love at first sight. In fact, they can't stand each other. Their run-ins only result in more heated arguments, and Elizabeth is far too busy with her sisters and potential suitors to give the pompous Darcy a second thought.But when an accident befalls Darcy, leaving him with no memory of the person he was or of Elizabeth, she's forced to reassess her feelings toward the man who suddenly seems to be someone else entirely.The truth Elizabeth finds is far from anything she ever expected, and Darcy is far from the man she thought him to be.Mr. Darcy Forgotten is a full-length clean and sweet romance novel that tells another Pride and Prejudice retelling between Darcy and Elizabeth.

Mr. Darcy Forgotten

Don Jacobson

The universe was shaken once again on Midsummer's Day in 1801. The Bennet Wardrobe's door to the future was opened in the bookroom at Longbourn. This time the most impertinent Bennet of them all, Elizabeth, tumbled through the gateway. Except she left not as the grown women with whom readers have become so familiar, but rather as a ten-year-old girl who had been playing a simple game of hide-and-seek.Which Where/When was her destination? What needs could a young girl, only beginning to learn to make her way in the Regency, have that could be answered only by the Wardrobe? Or were the requirements of another Bennet, one who began as younger, but had aged into a beautiful, confident leader of Society, the prime movers behind Lizzy's journey? Is the enigmatic Lady Kate the force that shaped the destiny of Lizzy and her younger sisters left back in Hertfordshire? How do the visions of the future brought home by young Lizzy help shape her world?Answers to these and other questions raised in the Bennet Wardrobe Series can be found in "Lizzy Bennet Meets the Countess." This is a medium-length novella (41,000 words) that considers a slice of time between the end of "The Exile: Kitty Bennet and the Belle �poque" in 1892 (Volume 2 of the Bennet Wardrobe) and the beginning of "Henry Fitzwilliam's War" in 1915. And, after Lizzy is transported back to that bucolic summer day in 1801 proto-industrial Great Britain, "Lizzy Bennet Meets the Countess" will carry all readers forward to what may be considered the greatest writers' workshop in history. T'was at the legendary Villa Diodati on the shores of Lake Geneva that Lord Byron gathered Mary Godwin (Frankenstein), John Polidori (The Vampyre) and Percy Bysshe Shelley for a vacation during the Year Without Summer--1816. Oh, Fitzwilliam Darcy and his wife, Elizabeth, were there to act as catalysts that would transform vague ideas into timeless speculative

A Bennet Wardrobe Novella

Lizzy Bennet Meets the Countess

Regina Jeffers

Darcy and Elizabeth are about to learn how "necessity" never makes a fair bargain. When ELIZABETH BENNET appears on his doorstep some ten months after her refusal of his hand in marriage, FITZWILLIAM DARCY uses the opportunity to "bargain" for her acceptance of a renewal of his proposal in exchange for his assistance in bringing Mr. George Wickham to justice. In Darcy's absence from Hertfordshire, Wickham has executed a scam to defraud the citizens of Meryton, including her father, of their hard-earned funds. All have invested in Wickham's Ten Percent Annuity scheme. Her family and friends are in dire circumstances, and more importantly, Mr. Bennet's heart has taken an ill turn. Elizabeth will risk everything to bring her father to health again and to save her friends from destitution; yet, is she willing to risk her heart? She places her trust in Darcy's ability to thwart Wickham's manipulations, but she is not aware that Darcy wishes more than her acquiescence. He desires her love. Neither considers what will happen if he does not succeed in bringing Mr. Wickham before

A Pride and Prejudice Vagary

Mr. Darcy's Bargain

A beautiful collection of 117 flower meanings, each accompanied by poems, that will inspire you in your garden. The crocus, lily, rose, jasmine, geranium, daisy, and many more are included in this beautiful book. It would be a wonderful addition to your library or an excellent gift. If you enjoy flowers and gardening, you will delight in the language of flowers revealed in, The Bouquet. This is an all new edition of the book published in 1844. It is not a photocopy or OCR. It has been meticulously edited and reformatted to meet modern standards.

The Bouquet: Containing the Poetry and Language of Flowers

An Examination of the Principles Wich are Considered to Support the Practices of War

Melanie Schertz

When tragedy strikes her family, leaving no males to handle business affairs, Elizabeth Bennet decides to become "man of the family". Cutting her hair and dressing in her uncle's clothing, Elizabeth becomes Elijah Bennet. She must keep her secret, though when she meets Mr Fitzwilliam Darcy, the nephew of Elijah Bennet's best customer, her heart is torn. Should she be honest about being a lady, or protect her family secret?

Master Elizabeth Bennet

JAff

Bella Wolfe

Sometimes marriage isn't what you expect...it is so much more. Elizabeth Bennet and Mr. Darcy are caught in a compromising situation, to avoid a scandal they marry suddenly. Both are determined to make this marriage work, only Mr. Darcy has a different idea of what the marriage requires. Lizzie learns about a lifestyle she didn't know existed, with floggers and ropes. While being educated by Mr. Darcy, she soon realizes the extent of his passion isn't what she expected. This book contains advanced mature situations including bondage and discipline

A Darcy and Elizabeth Sensual Story

Educating Mrs Darcy

The Last Man in the World She Wishes to Marry is the One Man Who Owns Her Heart! ELIZABETH BENNET adamantly refused Fitzwilliam Darcy's proposal, but when Maria Lucas discovers the letter Darcy offers Elizabeth in explanation of his actions, Elizabeth must swallow her objections in order to save her reputation. She follows Darcy to London and pleads for the gentleman to renew his proposal. Yet, even as she does so, Elizabeth knows not what she fears most: being Mr. Darcy's wife or the revenge he might consider for her earlier rebuke. FITZWILLIAM DARCY would prefer that Elizabeth Bennet held him in affection, but he reasons that even if she does not, having Elizabeth at his side is far better than claiming another to wife. However, when a case of mistaken identity causes Darcy not to show at his wedding ceremony, he finds himself in a desperate search for his wayward bride-to-be. Elizabeth, realizing Society will label her as "undesirable" after being abandoned at the altar, sets out on an adventure to mark her future days as the spinster aunt to her sisters' children. However, Darcy means to locate her and to convince Elizabeth that his affections are true, and a second chance will prove him the "song that sets her heart strumming." "Jeffers' books are like a fine banquet in a tasteful location, warmly detailed ambiance, several courses, freshly prepared and appealingly presented, each taste to be savored; each course, complimented, an experience to remember purely for its contents, relished even as, perhaps more as, a single diner." - BCM

Elizabeth Bennet's Excellent Adventure

Abbie Hawksworth

What began as a steamy daydream about the most disagreeable gentleman of her acquaintance has become more that Elizabeth Bennet could ever have imagined. From disagreement at the Meryton assembly to an unexpected change of heart in the conservatory at Netherfield Park, Elizabeth journey has culminated at the Netherfield ball, where the gentleman she has been doing her very best to avoid at all costs is standing upon her doorstep... waiting for an answer to the most important question of her life. Mr. Darcy's Secret Engagement is a trilogy of sensual and steamy Pride and Prejudice variation novellas that are best enjoyed by readers over the age of 18. Mr. Darcy's Secret EngagementBOOK 1 ~ Elizabeth's DaydreamBOOK 2 ~ A Surprise at NetherfieldBOOK 3 ~ A Promise at Longbourn

A Pride and Prejudice Sensual Intimate Trilogy

Mr. Darcy's Secret Engagement

Allie Cresswell

Jane Bates has left Highbury to become the companion of the invalid widow Mrs Sealy in Brighton. Life in the new, fashionable seaside resort is exciting indeed. A wide circle of interesting acquaintance and a rich tapestry of new experiences make her new life all Jane had hoped for. While Jane's sister Hetty can be a tiresome conversationalist she proves to be a surprisingly good correspondent and Jane is kept minutely up-to-date with developments in Highbury, particularly the tragic news from Donwell Abbey.When the handsome Lieutenant Weston returns to Brighton Jane expects their attachment to pick up where it left off in Highbury the previous Christmas, but the determined Miss Louisa Churchill, newly arrived with her brother and sister-in-law from Enscombe in Yorkshire, seems to have a different plan in mind.

The Second Book in the Highbury Trilogy, Inspired by Jane Austen's 'Emma'

The Other Miss Bates

Lily Bernard

This book has been reformatted for easier reading."Mr. Darcy! Good morning, sir. I am surprised to see you here," Elizabeth managed to utter although she was shocked by his presence on Oakham Mount. How could he actually be here when he had been on her mind throughout most of the night and since she had awakened this morning? Elizabeth Bennet has been back in Hertfordshire for months and she hasn't been sleeping well. She cannot seem to get Fitzwilliam Darcy, his insulting proposal and his letter of explanation out of her mind. One day, she sets out for her daily walk and finds Mr. Darcy waiting for her on Oakham Mount. He renews his proposal and after another sleepless night, she accepts. As they start their married life in London, all is well until Elizabeth visits the modiste with Lady Matlock and encounters Lady Alice Thornton. From that day forward, misinformation, hurtful comments, Darcy's pride and Elizabeth's self-doubts come together and build a wall between ODC. Will Elizabeth learn the truth about Darcy's apparent betrayal? Can they begin to understand the truth of what has really happened and come to love each other as they once did? Was the Invisible thread which once connected them severed beyond repair?

A Pride and Prejudice Variation

An Invisible Thread

Ari Rhoge

Two peas in a pod. Two sisters. Two best friends. A two-way intersection. Two dented vehicles. Two unfathomably angry opponents. Two complacent, mildly flirtatious sidekicks.Join Lizzy Bennet and Will Darcy as they inadvertently develop a muddled and chaotic relationship after smashing their cars into each other one innocent morning.With a host of characters from the original story adapted to fit modern times, readers of regency-era fiction will find comfort in this fan-favorite, emotion-packed yet lighthearted variation tale of mistaken first impressions, love, disappointment, overbearing mothers, pride, and, of course, prejudice.

A. Lady

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