Darcy and Elizabeth Will's First Christmas: A Pride and Prejudice Regency Variation
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Darcy and Elizabeth Will's First Christmas: A Pride and Prejudice Regency Variation
A Pride and Prejudice Regency Christmas Variation ~
"The most adorable story I have ever read!" ~ A Reader
Darcy and Elizabeth’s son Will celebrates his first Christmas with his twin cousins, Charles and Fitz Bingley. Join in the felicity at Pemberley as Darcy revives an old family custom, while little Will begins to learn the joy of giving. Along for the fun are Mr. and Mrs. Bennet, Georgiana, Lydia, and three attentive nursemaids. And of course, it wouldn’t be a comedy without Caroline Bingley. *** About the author: This is Barbara Silkstone’s fifteenth Pride and Prejudice variation – Regency or contemporary light comedy. She is the author of The Gallant Vicar and The Return of The Gallant Vicar. Silkstone’s Mister Darcy series of comedic mysteries based on Jane Austen’s classic, Pride and Prejudice now includes eight adventures - with more coming!
Enjoy Barbara Silkstone’s most recent Regency release: Darcy and Elizabeth Serendipity
Darcy remembers the perfect love between his parents and believes it can be his. He trusts in destiny—with a little help from serendipity—to find the love of his life.
Serendipity: A fortunate happenstance or a pleasant surprise.
Elizabeth, informed by the example of her parents’ marriage, refuses to believe in destiny. The concept of serendipity is an affront to her logic. She will not marry except for true love and thinks she can control her own fate if she is very cautious. Will she and Mr. Darcy find their Happily Ever After?
