Love and Illness find Pemberley: (Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice Clean and Wholesome Continuation) Book 1 of 4

De: Eliza Heaton, His Everlasting Love Media

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Will a suitor rescue Mary or Kitty from being spinsters? Will an illness ruin everything?

****This book is included in Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice Clean and wholesome Continuation by Eliza Heaton****

Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice Clean and Wholesome Continuation is an 8-book series. Every book tells a complete romance story for someone who we were introduced to in Pride and Prejudice. Books 1-4 recount the births of Mr. Darcy and Elizabeth’s children. Books 5-8 follow their childrens’ lives, struggles and romances.

Elizabeth Bennet and Fitzwilliam Darcy are happily married and very settled indeed – only for that contentedness to be dashed by the arrival of both Kitty Bennet and Mary Bennet. Elizabeth begins to be rather troubled for them both.

Mary receives a letter almost every day but ignores them entirely, whilst Kitty is more downhearted than Elizabeth has ever seen her!

When the truth comes to light, Elizabeth must do all she can to guide her sisters while she struggles with an illness. Making their way to London, Elizabeth sees great changes in both Mary and Kitty’s character and, encouraged, seeks out their confidence.

Will Mary finally return one of her suitor’s letters? And will Mary be able to set aside her vanity and actually consider her suitor? Happiness is so near to Kitty but could, so easily, evade her grasp.

★★★★★ Clean and absolutely fitting!
I am so glad I read this book! It was absolutely engaging and clean. Eliza Heaton did a fantastic job of staying true to Lizzie, Mr. Darcy, Kitty, and Mary's characters and certainly surprised me! I will definitely be reading this again and I am super excited to finish the rest of the series.

**There are no cliff hangers to the individual love story inside each book, but thankfully, there is a continuation of life at Pemberley in books to come. Each book is about 30,000 words and contain no cheating.