Love at Rosings

A Pride and Prejudice Variation

What if Mr. Collins asked Mary Bennet to marry him instead of Elizabeth? And what if Mary accepted?

Thus begins Love at Rosings...

Elizabeth is visiting Kent, but it's not her friend Charlotte who is Mrs. Collins—it's her sister Mary. Visiting the new Mrs. Collins along with their other sister Kitty, Elizabeth is thrown into Mr. Darcy's path once more, along with his much more amiable cousin Colonel Fitzwilliam.

While Lady Catherine desires Darcy to propose to her daughter Anne, it turns out Miss de Bourgh has her own plans which don't involve marrying Darcy at all. And while Darcy tries to win Elizabeth's hand, Colonel Fitzwilliam attempts to reconcile his burgeoning feelings for Miss Kitty with his need to marry an heiress...

All of this ensues under Mrs. Collins's watchful eye, and perhaps, now as a married woman, she has grown to take an interest in seeing her sisters find good matches...

Read on to see how everyone finds their happy ending in Hailey Jones's Pride and Prejudice variation novella Love at Rosings.

Great Jaff

In this book mr Collins married Mary. While visiting Kent Elizabeth and Kitty met Mr Darcy again and his cousin the colonel. Great Jaff.