Mr. Darcy, the Heir of Pemberley is the title of my current work-in-progress. It’s been a while since I wrote my last full-length retelling. I’m excited to be embarking on this journey. For the fans of Pride and Prejudice who love competition between Darcy and another man for Elizabeth’s affection, here is a story that …
When it comes to reading, I enjoy Regency era stories more than anything, especially Pride and Prejudice variations. I have read hundreds and rarely have I been disappointed. As many stories as have been written, there remains an infinite supply of those yet untold. All writers bring something unique, something special, to their stories. This is one …
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Elizabeth risks everything to advance a love affair of a lifetime, but she’s not the only one to do so. The stakes are high for Mr. Darcy, too. § Written to be read as a titillating and thoroughly engaging stand-alone story, After Last Night with Mr. Darcy starts with an excerpt from A Night with Mr. Darcy to …
A titillating tale of two strangers in the night. Because now and then, a short and steamy romantic escape with our dear couple is what you’re searching for. Long after the Netherfield household has retired, a servant shows Mr. Darcy to an apartment thought to be unoccupied. The gentleman is more than capable of attending …
When Elizabeth returns to London from Kent and meets Jane’s new suitor, her hasty refusal of Mr. Darcy’s marriage proposal gives her something to think of—especially when Mr. Darcy follows her to Hertfordshire, determined to make amends. He means to court her properly, win her heart, and marry her. Likewise, Mr. Bingley vows to pursue …
“The last thing Mr. Darcy expected was to meet the woman whose nearness caused him to entertain ideas of what it would be like to know her as his wife.” Author’s Note The first chapters of this titillating Pride and Prejudice ‘what-if’ story recapture some of those essentials from canon during Miss Elizabeth Bennet’s stay at Netherfield …
Author Note And so it begins. Once again, Jane Austen’s work has inspired me to write a Darcy and Elizabeth happily-ever-after story. What strikes me most about Austen’s era is that very often a bride and groom knew very little about each other before marrying. Strangers indeed. Book Passage Touched by the conclusion of …
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Author Note The idea of an arranged marriage is one I’ve long found intriguing, which is why I am particularly amused by Lady Catherine de Bourgh’s dogged insistence that her daughter, Anne, and her nephew Mr. Darcy were intended for each other in Jane Austen’s timeless classic, Pride and Prejudice. My fascination caused me to …
