Elizabeth Bennet and The Wicked Widower
(2023)(A book in the Pride and Prejudice Variation series)
A novel by Juliana Abbott
In this unique Pride and Prejudice reimagining, Elizabeth Bennet is married to a sinister widower, and Mr. Darcy is determined to save her from his dangerous clutches. Will there be a happy ending despite the odds?
With Mr. Bennet's grave illness threatening their family's ancestral home, Elizabeth is compelled to marry the new heir of Longbourn, Thomas Weston, in hopes of becoming a caring wife and stepmother to his young son. However, her aspirations crumble as she finds herself isolated in distant Derbyshire, and any possibility of affection for her betrothed wanes in the face of his cold, cruel, and potentially dangerous disposition.
In this challenging situation, Elizabeth's little stepson shines as a true beacon of light, and she loves him deeply, striving to provide him with a happy childhood despite his father's difficulties. When the boy forms a close friendship with their neighbor's ward, Elizabeth endeavors to allow the children to enjoy each other's company, even though their neighbor, Fitzwilliam Darcy, appears aloof and haughty.
Yet, with each encounter, Elizabeth uncovers more to Darcy than meets the eye, especially when he takes it upon himself to help her escape her husband's perilous grasp. Soon, she is startled to realize that her feelings for Darcy are not merely gratitude but something deeper, potentially jeopardizing her marriage and even her life.
As her husband's dark secrets and lies are unveiled, will Elizabeth and her stepson finally break free? And will these revelations pave the way for her chance at happiness with Mr. Darcy?
Elizabeth Bennet and The Wicked Widower is a sweet and clean variation of Jane Austen’s timeless classic, Pride and Prejudice, and it’s above 60000 words long.
Genre: Historical
With Mr. Bennet's grave illness threatening their family's ancestral home, Elizabeth is compelled to marry the new heir of Longbourn, Thomas Weston, in hopes of becoming a caring wife and stepmother to his young son. However, her aspirations crumble as she finds herself isolated in distant Derbyshire, and any possibility of affection for her betrothed wanes in the face of his cold, cruel, and potentially dangerous disposition.
In this challenging situation, Elizabeth's little stepson shines as a true beacon of light, and she loves him deeply, striving to provide him with a happy childhood despite his father's difficulties. When the boy forms a close friendship with their neighbor's ward, Elizabeth endeavors to allow the children to enjoy each other's company, even though their neighbor, Fitzwilliam Darcy, appears aloof and haughty.
Yet, with each encounter, Elizabeth uncovers more to Darcy than meets the eye, especially when he takes it upon himself to help her escape her husband's perilous grasp. Soon, she is startled to realize that her feelings for Darcy are not merely gratitude but something deeper, potentially jeopardizing her marriage and even her life.
As her husband's dark secrets and lies are unveiled, will Elizabeth and her stepson finally break free? And will these revelations pave the way for her chance at happiness with Mr. Darcy?
Elizabeth Bennet and The Wicked Widower is a sweet and clean variation of Jane Austen’s timeless classic, Pride and Prejudice, and it’s above 60000 words long.
Genre: Historical
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