Author: Francine Howarth
Publisher:
Published: 2018-10-14
Total Pages: 189
ISBN-13: 9781728756080
DOWNLOAD EBOOK~ Nothing is ever quite as one might imagine ~The new mistress at Pemberley is quite sure all Darcy's friends, and neighbours, will be keen to make his wife's acquaintance. But several weeks later and no callers, who is Belle, and can it be true, Darcy has a mistress and a love child? As tensions rise and turmoil ensues, the three married Bennet sisters are reunited at Pemberley and duly set out to unravel the mystery of Darcy's past. Then when Belle and Bonnie arrive at the house, Darcy steals the ground from beneath Elizabeth's feet. Likewise a letter from Longbourn heralds such news everyone falls utterly speechless: until Lydia explodes-- "Heavens above, what a giggle!"I confess I have never aspired to emulate any classic author's writing voice (style) and for me this was a fun exercise in writing a Jane Austen Fan Fiction novel, which I am of mind has become one of French Farce proportions. Dare I say, it's a modest Homage to some of Jane's delightful characters from Pride & Prejudice, characters beloved by readers across the globe, and I pray I've not in any way besmirched the names Bennet, Darcy, or that of Bingley.
Book Synopsis Mr Darcy's Mistress - Elizabeth's Dilemma by : Francine Howarth
Download or read book Mr Darcy's Mistress - Elizabeth's Dilemma written by Francine Howarth and published by . This book was released on 2018-10-14 with total page 189 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: ~ Nothing is ever quite as one might imagine ~The new mistress at Pemberley is quite sure all Darcy's friends, and neighbours, will be keen to make his wife's acquaintance. But several weeks later and no callers, who is Belle, and can it be true, Darcy has a mistress and a love child? As tensions rise and turmoil ensues, the three married Bennet sisters are reunited at Pemberley and duly set out to unravel the mystery of Darcy's past. Then when Belle and Bonnie arrive at the house, Darcy steals the ground from beneath Elizabeth's feet. Likewise a letter from Longbourn heralds such news everyone falls utterly speechless: until Lydia explodes-- "Heavens above, what a giggle!"I confess I have never aspired to emulate any classic author's writing voice (style) and for me this was a fun exercise in writing a Jane Austen Fan Fiction novel, which I am of mind has become one of French Farce proportions. Dare I say, it's a modest Homage to some of Jane's delightful characters from Pride & Prejudice, characters beloved by readers across the globe, and I pray I've not in any way besmirched the names Bennet, Darcy, or that of Bingley.