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Darcy's Match

Darcy and Elizabeth Fair Trade, Book 3

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Darcy's Match

By: Kate Bedlow
Narrated by: Jannie Meisberger
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“Whatever can give his sister any pleasure is sure to be done in a moment. There is nothing he would not do for her.” (Pride and Prejudice)

It’s time for Georgiana to get married - but who will she choose?

Darcy’s choice is Kettering Corby, marquess of Somersea, an old schoolfellow with a fair shot and an excellent seat, not to mention a fine title and a very fine fortune.

Elizabeth favors Mr. Drake Midwinter, a local clergyman of neither rank nor fortune, possessing no recommendation but one: He loves Georgiana. More importantly, Georgiana loves him.

As wealth and connections outweigh considerations of love and happiness, Elizabeth has to wonder: Has Fitzwilliam’s intractable pride returned? Or have her old prejudices rendered her unable to accept the possibility that Darcy’s match is truly best for his sister?

©2018 Kate Bedlow (P)2020 Kate Bedlow
Fiction Historical Fiction

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