Diversions With Darcy & Elizabeth
Could a gentleman of intelligence, noble connexions, and education like Mr. Darcy fall victim to a love potion?
In “The Love Potion,” Elizabeth’s flippant use of a Romani woman’s gift to avenge Mr. Darcy for his insult appears to reap a surprising result. She soon regrets her impulsive deed and determines to rectify the situation—but that proves to be an intricate undertaking.
“The Pemberley Ravens” depicts the growing bond that forms between Mr. and Mrs. Darcy and a mated pair of ravens named Rollo and Rachel. Over time, the clever, ebony birds prove to be valuable friends.
Diversions With Darcy & Elizabeth is ideal for readers who love sweet, low-angst, Regency era Pride & Prejudice retellings that focus upon Austen’s most beloved couple. Get your copy today!
Trigger warning for domestic violence. “The Love Potion” was featured in the anthology, In the Path of Jane Austen: Travels and Tales, edited by Carol S. Bowes. A shorter version of “The Pemberley Ravens” appeared on Meryton Press’s website.
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