Published by Meryton Press Genres: Austenesque
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Discover what happens when Elizabeth Bennet and Fitzwilliam Darcy meet fancy and fantasy in this novella-length ensemble of Regency stories.
- What if two inexplicable trails of words led to the Meryton churchyard on the same blustery morning?
- What if Darcy stumbled across suggestive lines of verse following Elizabeth’s stay at Netherfield?
- What if a rumored engagement so thoroughly shocked Lady Catherine that she could not interfere?
- What if Elizabeth learned the last man she would ever marry was the only man she could marry?
- What if every Bennet family member read the love poem Darcy intended only for his bride?
With all the intimacy and lyricism of a chamber concert, these five whimsical shorts will inspire the heart, prompt a smile, and entice readers to many happy returns.
A very sweet and heartwarming collection of short stories inspired by Pride and Prejudice. Beautifully written, lyrical in prose, these stories were absolutely lovely!
There is not one story I didn’t enjoy. My favorite was Eden Ashamed, but I really loved them all!
Perfect for all Janeites!
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Renée Beyea holds an undergraduate writing degree from Taylor University and a Master of Divinity from Fuller Seminary. She serves as full-time wife, mother to two sons, and ministry partner with her husband, an Anglican priest and chaplain. Her free time is devoted to crafting stories and composing poetry that delight the senses and touch the soul.
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wondering what Mr. Bennet’s reaction to the love poem is
I would love to discover the answers to all of these What Ifs so I’m adding this book to my own Must-Read list, and please enter me in the giveaway. Many thanks! (And I’ve found a fun new blog to follow.)
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These sound cute!
They are wonderful!
This has been a wonderful tour! I am looking forward to reading this collection.
You will love it!
How could ANYTHING so shock Lady C into inactivity?! Doesn’t seem possible. I guess I will just have to read and find out.