The Pocket Book Series, Volume 1: Rumors & Revelations, A Collection of Pride & Prejudice Short Story Variations

Introducing Volume 1 of The Pocket Book Series, a conveniently-sized collection of Pride & Prejudice Short Story Variations. In Volume 1: Rumors & Revelations, authors Aubrey Anderson & Marion Kay Hill take turns exploring the ramifications from a simple - or not so simple - rumour being revealed and its affects on Fitzwilliam Darcy and Elizabeth Bennet’s developing relationship. Each volume is a stand-alone set of six different tales exploring a specific theme or topic centred around changing events in Pride & Prejudice. In all, our main couple finds their way ultimately to each other, though in varying degrees of speed and suspense. The Pocket Book Series has been specifically designed to be small in stature and contain stories short in length to be your perfect pocket companion. Whether waiting at the doctor’s office or in line at the supermarket, these books are printed in the smallest size available to easily fit in your pocket or your pocketbook. Every short story is less than twenty thousand words and meant to be moved through in a quick amount of time, while still leaving you satisfied and tantalized. This volume contains sweet romances placed in Jane Austen’s Regency England. > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > The short stories within Volume 1: Rumors & Revelations: The Would a rumour from London in regards to a certain gentleman’s lack of virility affect his future happiness? To Be Mistress of Everyone knows how Elizabeth Bennet’s original visit to Pemberley ended - but what would have happened if Elizabeth had taken a few twists and turns, bringing Mr Darcy with her? A While having dinner at Rosings, could a singularity of Lady Catherine’s cause Elizabeth Bennet to reveal her true feelings to Mr Darcy? At First Caroline Bingley’s sharp tongue spreads more than a tale or two in this “what if” scenario in which Mr Darcy asks Elizabeth Bennet to dance at the Meryton Assembly. With the help of someone on the inside, will Caroline Bingley seize both the man and estate by giving Mr Darcy no other choice but to marry her? The False Having successfully dashed Elizabeth Bennet’s hopes regarding Mr Darcy, will Lady Catherine’s interference bring about the result she desires? Bonus Material A Persuasive Conversation, a short story from Aubrey Anderson’s Interludes Series of Short Stories. < < < < < < < < < < < < < < < < < < < < < < < < < < < < < < < < < < < < < < < < < < < < Prolific plotters Aubrey Anderson and Marion Kay Hill bonded in their incessant need to talk about all things JAFF, especially when the topic was stories of their own.