A Red Coat

A Pride & Prejudice Continuation

De: Katelyn Rae

Narrado por: Caroline Fantozzi

Mary Bennets heart has done the unforgivable it has allowed her to fall in love with a red coat like her sister Lydia!

Falling in love with an officer is certainly worthy of Miss Mary Bennet's displeasure. Discovering it is her lack of dowery which stands in her way and not her own character or connections to trade is truly insupportable. Yet, how is such an obstacle to be breeched? And how is the Bennet family's wallflower to find love?

Join Mary Bennet and her red coat colonel as they overcome many obstacles on their way to finding true love in this Pride & Prejudice inspired sequel, A Red Coat!

©2024 Katelyn Rae (P)2024 Katelyn Rae

Delightful

I usually stick to Elizabeth and Darcy centered stories, so this is outside my preferred JAFF. However, I am so very glad I gave this Mary centric narrative a listen! Mary's thoughts are amusing and delightful. Her initial horror at being attracted to a "red coat" drew me in from the very beginning. Love at first sight is not something we associate with Mary, so seeing her cope with being feelings that defy her practical nature was an unexpected treat. The author keeps the story light, low angst, and engaging while building a truly lovely, swoonworthy relationship between Mary and the Colonel-- I would like to read more from her! If you are looking for a well written, low angst JAFF variation I encourage you to give this one a listen!

A story for Mary

Wow! This is such a great audiobook/love story. Caroline Fantozzi did such a wonderful job bringing the story to life. She should do more P&P books because she would be a favorite!

From where Mary and Colonel Fitzwilliam locked eyes, I was hooked. Katelyn Rae wrote a swoon-worthy love story. I loved where the Colonel tried wooing Mary. There was precision yet so much romance in his plans.

This was a low angst clean Pride & Prejudice continuation story.

Delightful Mary story

I enjoy a good story about Mary. I liked the character development and dialogue. I was glad to see the author didn’t feel the need to create side stories to accommodate slipping in other P&P characters, which sometimes can be distracting and make the story drag on. This will be on my list of favorite Mary stories along with Return to Longbourn and When Mary Met the Colonel.