General Chapters of Forced to Marry Chapters of Love Unmasked Chapters of Pride and Prejudice and Poison Chapters of Pride and Prejudice and Secrets Chapters of The Rescue of Elizabeth Bennet Mr. Darcy Goes to Brighton Pride and Prejudice and Poison

My JAFF books 1-6 are now in Kindle Unlimited

Due to the coronavirus, people getting laid off and losing their jobs, need to save money to buy food or essentials in this scary time, I’ve moved my Pride and Prejudice variations books 1-6 and the JAFF boxed sets 1 & 2 into Kindle Unlimited. Stay safe and wash your hands!

Continue reading

Chapters of The Rescue of Elizabeth Bennet

Chapter 3 of The Rescue of Elizabeth Bennet

The Bennet family had come to terms with the fact they were down one member.  Meryton’s undertaker had taken Mr. Bennet’s measurements and left. A coffin would be delivered soon, and then Mr. Bennet would lie in state in Longbourn before the funeral. The Bennet women had mourning clothes, but they were not appropriate for mourning a close family member.  They had gray and lavender dresses, not the black needed to sit with Mr. Bennet…

Continue reading

Chapters of The Rescue of Elizabeth Bennet

Chapter 2 of The Rescue of Elizabeth Bennet

Elizabeth woke, not as was her custom, by the light of the sun, but by a scream. She looked into the darkness. What had she heard? Was that in a dream of hers? Then, she heard the scream again, a long-drawn-out keening. She sat upright. That was no dream. What was wrong? Jane, who shared her bed, also sat straight up. “What was that?” Elizabeth pulled off the covers and jumped out of bed onto…

Continue reading

Chapters of The Rescue of Elizabeth Bennet

Chapter 1 of The Rescue of Elizabeth Bennet

Elizabeth Bennet stood in front of Netherfield Park and waited for the Bennets’ carriage to pull around. She was quite sure that Mrs. Bennet had arranged for their carriage to come last, which did not make the Bingleys any fonder of the Bennets. Elizabeth had a first-hand view of how much some Bingleys wanted them to leave. Mr. Bingley was still talking to Jane, completely oblivious to Caroline Bingley, Mrs. Louisa Hurst, and Mr. Hurst…

Continue reading