Fitzwilliam Darcy: Earl of Matlock
A Pride and Prejudice Regency Variation
by Cressida Lane
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Pub Date Nov 26 2017 | Archive Date May 31 2018
Description
Mr. Darcy has only just arrived at Netherfield Park when Jane Bennet comes to dine with his hosts. When their guest and her pretty sister Elizabeth fall ill, his charitable nature is surely the only reason he feels compelled to entertain the invalids. But just as his new friends have recovered their health, Darcy receives the most astonishing news.
The events which follow his unexpected inheritance complicate every aspect of Darcy's life. He'll need help to withstand it all and in the wake of his newfound celebrity, Elizabeth Bennet proves to be one of the only friends he's got.
Add meddling relatives, blackmail, and the pernicious Mr. Wickham and you've got a clean, amusing, over-the-top Pride and Prejudice retelling that'll leave you smiling.
Available Editions
| EDITION | Ebook |
| ISBN | 1230002023489 |
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Featured Reviews
Caroline W, Reviewer
A lovely little Pride and Prejudice story. How would things be different if Elizabeth and Darcy first met at the quiet comfort of Netherfield? And through circumstance, Darcy inherited a title? Brief, cute, and clever.
Davina W, Educator
I have read many P&P variations and continuations. This one was relatively short and sweet. The author pretty much stayed true to Austen's characters. This book was better than many I have read.
Kathleena W, Reviewer
I really liked this book. I will admit that i am obsessed with Austen fan fiction. The what if scenario is interesting but what was sad was the way it was possible for him to become an earl. The only thing i didnt like was that it was so short and parts felt a little rushed.
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