Lory Lilian

This story alters Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice, imagining a different sequence of events in the love story of Elizabeth Bennet and Mr. Darcy.

Rainy Days

Ellen Pickels

Margaret Fransen

“The Perfect Match” is a short story, a sequel to “Pride and Prejudice” that takes place a year after the events of Jane Austen's novel. Her beloved characters are approaching their first wedding anniversary as the Darcys and Bingleys experience somewhat different marriages. In addition, Elizabeth Darcy has the burden of organizing her first ball while she encounters the challenges of the high circles of Regency London, not to mention a mysterious “affliction” that has Mr. Darcy in a panic . . . This novella is light and very sensual, with low angst and several scenes suggested for a mature audience. There is no explicit sexual content.

A Pride and Prejudice Sequel

The Perfect Match

Remembrance of the Past

The Rainbow Promise takes us on the continuing journey of passion, love and happiness that began with Rainy Days. Discover the first year of "happily ever after" for our beloved Elizabeth and Darcy -- As well as reader favorites Becky Gardiner and Lady Matlock. The Rainbow Promise is a "colorful" combination of surprising twists, a bit of angst, a little humor, and a lot of love, tenderness and passion. It also embraces the author's affection and gratitude for all the loyal readers who have enjoyed Rainy Days for more than ten years and requested a continuation of the story. Thank you for all your devotion!

The Rainbow Promise

A Blissful Marriage

The morning after the Netherfield Ball, Fitzwilliam Darcy is ready to leave Hertfordshire, taking his friend Bingley away from the lady of his choice and distancing himself from her sister, who has disturbed his tranquility for weeks. The path, meant to lead him away, unexpectedly brings him close to the person he most wants to avoid, and saving Miss Elizabeth Bennet's life becomes not only his immediate goal but also a decision that affects his future. A strong and powerful yet forgotten bond from their past-combined with startling events in the present-brings Elizabeth Bennet and Fitzwilliam Darcy into a marriage not planned but accepted by both, forcing them to break the barriers between them in order to build their future happiness. The book includes mature content.

A Pride and Prejudice Alternative Journey

Sketching Mr. Darcy

The Painting

The Benefits of Extensive Reading

His Uncle' s Favorite A Pride and Prejudice tale that takes a divergent path after the Netherfield ball and its residents' hasty departure. Shortly after Christmas, their Aunt Gardiner persuades Jane and Elizabeth Bennet to spend time with her in London. There, the girls encounter familiar faces and intriguing new acquaintances. As fate would have it, their aunt's Gracechurch Street home is frequented by intimate members of Mr. Darcy's family, and Elizabeth discovers that she and Darcy's uncle have more than one favorite in common. This is a tale of wrong first impressions, mistaken pride and prejudice, rights and wrongs - a divergent but familiar story of the struggle for happiness of Elizabeth Bennet and Fitzwilliam Darcy.

His Uncle's Favorite

This "Pride and Prejudice" alternative investigates Mr. Darcy's attitude after his first proposal to Elizabeth Bennet and her subsequent refusal to accept him or even read his letter of explanation. Resentment or love, anger or passion, guilt or hope-which will win?

A Pride & Prejudice Variation

A Man with Faults

Joana Starnes

Rediscover why millions claim Mr. Darcy is the ultimate catch. In any era. Fifteen Jane Austen inspired stories all told through his eyes.

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