Leenie Brown

This was another great book by Leenie Brown, I always really enjoy her writing. All the characters were well written in this story and I actually liked the Mr. Hurst in this. Mr. Bingley was also a stronger character in this story who can stand up to defend his opinions against Mr. Darcy and he is the one to make Darcy see how rude he has been in Hertfordshire and causes him to correct his behavior earlier on. The end tied things together really quickly and I would have enjoyed seeing more of Darcy and Elizabeth's relationship but it is a Novelette so it's understandable. I haven't read any of the other Teatime Tales stories yet but I look forward to reading them later.

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In this Pride and Prejudice variation Elizabeth is attending to an ill Jane at Netherfield Park. During her stay Elizabeth meets and talks with Darcy where he apologizes for his behaviour. Meanwhile Colonel Fitzwilliam arrives with the last letter Darcy Senior wrote to his son. These events, combined with Jane showing her steely character, will this change the timing of future events, especially when Wickham and Mr. Collins arrive in the neighbourhood.
A delightful and well-written story, with its lovely characters. I even liked Darcy.… (more)