Still shaken from his horrible proposal, Elizabeth Bennet falls ill at the Rosings Parsonage upon reading Fitzwilliam Darcy’s letter. In her increasingly delirious state, unfathomable influences inspire her to write an impulsive response. The letter gives Mr. Darcy hope in a way that nothing else could. As her illness progresses, Darcy is there at her side, crossing boundaries he has never crossed, declaring things he has never declared. A unique experience bridges them over their earlier misunderstandings, and they start to work out their differences. That is, until Elizabeth begins to recover.
Suddenly, Elizabeth is left alone to wonder what exactly occurred between the two of them in her dreamlike state. And for the first time since meeting the man from Pemberley, she finds herself hoping for Mr. Darcy to return and rekindle what once was.
Hope for Mr. Darcy is the first volume of the Hope Series Trilogy, a Regency variation series based on Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice. This trilogy promises hope will always light our way through the darkness of unrequited love, but eventually bringing tremendously gratifying outcomes for our three favorite characters: Mr. Darcy, Colonel Fitzwilliam, and Georgiana Darcy.
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look forward to reading this but like to have the whole trilogy before reading - this would be a good start
ReplyDeleteThis sounds very intriguing - but I am going to shoot myself in the foot and say I am REALLY looking forward to 'Hope for Fitzwilliam' because I love variations which match the Colonel and Charlotte :)
ReplyDeleteChris - could you please get in touch via the 'contact' page on the blog? Thanks.
DeleteThis sounds like such a fabulous variation.
ReplyDeleteThis sounds like a really good variation, it has a little variation of a Sense and Sensibility plot twist. :)
ReplyDeleteThis giveaway has now closed. The names were entered into a random generator and the winner is Chris Smith. congratulations, Chris - please get in touch via the blog so that we can pass your details on to Jeanna
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