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Elizabeth Said, Darcy Said series (#1-6) by Colin Rowland
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Overview: Colin Rowland is the brother of Jann Rowland, a well-known author in the realm of transformative works centered around Pride and Prejudice. Colin’s interest in the works of Jane Austen began with advice from Jann to read Pride and Prejudice. After having done so, Colin felt inspired by Austen’s work, and he now spends his free time penning manuscripts centered around the Regency England period. Such a genre has been a natural choice for him, for while he has always loved to read and enjoys almost every genre there is, his favorites delve into historical periods, from Ancient Rome to World War Two and everything in between.
Genre: Fiction > Romance Regency
Miss Elizabeth's Unforgettable Assembly (#1)
What if Elizabeth Bennet's first meeting with Fitzwilliam Darcy had gone from bad to worse?
If not for her best friend, Charlotte Lucas, Elizabeth would have chosen to stay home rather than attend the assembly in Meryton, where she would have to compete with too many women for so few eligible men.
When she overhears Mr. Darcy insulting not only her, but every woman in the entire county, she takes it upon herself to let him know what she thinks of him and his reprehensible opinion.
Her remarks are the beginning of a series of arguments and misunderstandings between her and Mr. Darcy which culminate in him storming out of the hall in a rage.
Will Mr. Bingley's attempts to play the role of peacemaker bring the two combatants together?
Mr. Darcy's Unforgettable Assembly (#2)
Darcy's evening at the Meryton assembly started poorly, and it doesn't appear as though it will improve.
What should have been a private conversation with his closest friend, Mr. Bingley, was interrupted by an eavesdropper who did not have the common sense or decency to keep her opinions to herself. He tried to soothe her injured feelings, but his efforts were scorned and belittled, and he is not sure what he should do next. Because of the argument she started, he is being unfairly judged by everyone in the building.
Adding to his woes, the woman is the sister of Bingley's new love interest and someone Darcy noticed almost as soon as they entered the assembly hall.
Darcy would prefer to spend his time getting to know this woman, but she has rebuffed all his attempts. She will not listen to anything he says and even had the audacity to fault his good-natured attempts to confess his own flaws!
If she was any other woman, he would walk away with no regrets, but Miss Elizabeth's mere proximity fills his senses and clouds his thoughts.
How can he declare his intentions if she won't stop insulting him long enough to make his acquaintance?
Will a single unfortunate mistake keep him from the woman he was meant to marry, or can he convince her to set her enmity aside?
Explore Darcy's side of the story in the Pride and Prejudice Variation, Mr. Darcy's Unforgettable Assembly, Part Two in the Elizabeth Said, Darcy Said series from author Colin Rowland.
Miss Elizabeth Faces Wickham (#3)
Elizabeth’s relationship with Mr. Darcy is progressing nicely. He calls almost daily, usually in the company of Mr. Bingley, but Elizabeth knows he is coming to see her and not because his friend needs support or instruction in the rules of courting.
A trip to Meryton with Jane and Lydia, however, threatens to destroy their budding romance when the newest member of the regiment assigned to the area captures Lydia’s attention.
Elizabeth is not impressed with Mr. Wickham. He is too forward and, though he seems the very picture of a polite gentleman, something about him is off-putting.
The appearance of Mr. Darcy and Mr. Bingley changes the mood of everyone. Mr. Darcy knows Mr. Wickham and his unfriendly greeting dismays Elizabeth. What is there about the man that offends him? And why did he try to run Mr. Wickham over with his horse?
Lydia’s disobedience of her father’s command to remain at Longbourn sends Elizabeth and Jane to Meryton so they can retrieve their wayward sister and bring her home to be punished. What they find horrifies Elizabeth and threatens the feelings she has for Mr. Darcy.
Did he attack Mr. Wickham without cause as Lydia insists hysterically? And why is Mr. Darcy threatening to kill him the next time they meet? Is Mr. Darcy the monster Lydia claims, or was he justified in beating Mr. Wickham mercilessly?
For the first time since meeting Mr. Darcy, Elizabeth fears for her safety.
Mr. Darcy struggles to explain himself, knowing he faces a future without Elizabeth if he can’t convince her and Mr. Bennet his actions were commendable.
Furthermore, who is Emily and why is she imprisoned in Longbourn’s dungeon?
Mr. Darcy Faces Wickham (#4)
Mr. Darcy fears he might have damaged his budding love affair with Miss Elizabeth and ruined his chance for future happiness with the most exciting and intoxicating woman he has ever met.
The relationship had been coming along nicely, their regard and affection for each other growing with each passing day until Mr. Darcy came to the realization that what he once considered a close friendship had become all-encompassing love. He wants nothing more than to spend every moment of each day in her presence and is even growing fond of Mrs. Bennet!
For his part, Mr. Bingley is content with his pursuit of Miss Bennet and his plans to ask permission of her father to propose marriage.
All of that is threatened, however, when the men happen upon the sisters in Meryton, where they are visiting with Mr. Darcy’s nemesis, George Wickham, the man whose ill treatment almost destroyed Mr. Darcy’s sister, Georgiana, the year previous.
The repercussions of his curt dismissal of the man, coupled with his horse almost running Mr. Wickham down when he leaves worry him. Will Miss Elizabeth change her mind and refuse him permission to call on her as Mr. Bingley fears?
Mr. Darcy’s efforts to explain his actions seem to calm everyone’s anger, with the exception of Miss Lydia, who cannot find it within herself to forgive him. With her willingness to accept his grudging apology, Mr. Darcy’s hope for the future is restored.
However, an unfortunate incident in Meryton a day or so later concludes with Mr. Wickham lying on the ground and Mr. Darcy threatening his life. As Mr. Bingley pulls him away, Mr. Darcy discovers Miss Elizabeth and Miss Bennet watching, horrified at what has transpired.
Is this the end of Mr. Darcy’s promising courtship of Miss Elizabeth? If that happens, will Miss Bennet reject Mr. Bingley’s attention in sympathy with her sister?
And what of Miss Lydia? Will Mr. Wickham’s depraved plans for her come to fruition followed by his promised assault on Miss Elizabeth’s virtue?
Miss Elizabeth Confronts Lydia (#5)
An argument between Elizabeth and Mr. Darcy, regarding Lydia and her infatuation with Mr. Wickham, concludes with her observation that he might be happier at home back at Pemberley than he is at Netherfield. His agreement shocks her and results in the apparent conclusion of their love affair as he returns to the company of his sister, who misses him terribly.
Elizabeth’s vow to forget get all about Mr. Darcy and move on with her life is hampered by the doubts and self-recrimination she suffers in his absence. The following days and weeks do not lessen the hurt and sorrow she suffered at his sudden departure. She watches Jane’s romance with Mr. Bingley strengthen and grow and, while happy for her sister, seeing her suitor almost every day deepens her own sense of loss.
Her surprise at Mr. Darcy’s reappearance is heightened by an introduction to his sister, Georgiana who, Elizabeth learns, is responsible for her brother’s return. The two form an instant friendship and it appears Mr. Darcy wishes to re-establish their former love affair; a decision Elizabeth supports completely.
Lydia’s disappearance threatens her newfound happiness, as Mr. Darcy leaves Elizabeth again, this time without notice. Fears that Lydia’s shameful conduct has driven him away are confirmed when Mr. Bingley hesitates to answer her questions.
With Longbourn in turmoil and Elizabeth’s dreams shattered, support which arrives from an unexpected source, causes more confusion.
Mr. Darcy Confronts Lydia (#6)
An argument with Miss Elizabeth convinces Darcy to end his courtship and that it is time for him to return to his Pemberley estate where his sister misses him terribly.
When he arrives, however, Georgiana wants to know all the details about the woman he described in his letters and does not believe his claims that she no longer holds any attraction for him.
She persists in drawing the particulars of what he insists was a brief infatuation and the disagreement that parted them and, in the process, forcing him to acknowledge the love he still holds for Miss Elizabeth.
With her encouragement, he decides returning to Longbourn and rebuilding his tattered romance is worth the effort. He sets off for Netherfield accompanied by Georgiana, who refuses to let him go alone, insisting that without her, his mission is doomed to failure.
They arrive to a find a house in chaos, as Miss Lydia has taken it upon herself to run off with his nemesis, George Wickham. In desperation Mr. Bennet has gone after them hoping to find the wayward couple and avert a scandal.
Mr. Darcy, feeling responsible for the calamity, goes in pursuit. Will he be able to retrieve the runaway girl and see that justice is served on Wickham for his previous ill treatment of Georgiana?
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Overview: Colin Rowland is the brother of Jann Rowland, a well-known author in the realm of transformative works centered around Pride and Prejudice. Colin’s interest in the works of Jane Austen began with advice from Jann to read Pride and Prejudice. After having done so, Colin felt inspired by Austen’s work, and he now spends his free time penning manuscripts centered around the Regency England period. Such a genre has been a natural choice for him, for while he has always loved to read and enjoys almost every genre there is, his favorites delve into historical periods, from Ancient Rome to World War Two and everything in between.
Genre: Fiction > Romance Regency
Miss Elizabeth's Unforgettable Assembly (#1)
What if Elizabeth Bennet's first meeting with Fitzwilliam Darcy had gone from bad to worse?
If not for her best friend, Charlotte Lucas, Elizabeth would have chosen to stay home rather than attend the assembly in Meryton, where she would have to compete with too many women for so few eligible men.
When she overhears Mr. Darcy insulting not only her, but every woman in the entire county, she takes it upon herself to let him know what she thinks of him and his reprehensible opinion.
Her remarks are the beginning of a series of arguments and misunderstandings between her and Mr. Darcy which culminate in him storming out of the hall in a rage.
Will Mr. Bingley's attempts to play the role of peacemaker bring the two combatants together?
Mr. Darcy's Unforgettable Assembly (#2)
Darcy's evening at the Meryton assembly started poorly, and it doesn't appear as though it will improve.
What should have been a private conversation with his closest friend, Mr. Bingley, was interrupted by an eavesdropper who did not have the common sense or decency to keep her opinions to herself. He tried to soothe her injured feelings, but his efforts were scorned and belittled, and he is not sure what he should do next. Because of the argument she started, he is being unfairly judged by everyone in the building.
Adding to his woes, the woman is the sister of Bingley's new love interest and someone Darcy noticed almost as soon as they entered the assembly hall.
Darcy would prefer to spend his time getting to know this woman, but she has rebuffed all his attempts. She will not listen to anything he says and even had the audacity to fault his good-natured attempts to confess his own flaws!
If she was any other woman, he would walk away with no regrets, but Miss Elizabeth's mere proximity fills his senses and clouds his thoughts.
How can he declare his intentions if she won't stop insulting him long enough to make his acquaintance?
Will a single unfortunate mistake keep him from the woman he was meant to marry, or can he convince her to set her enmity aside?
Explore Darcy's side of the story in the Pride and Prejudice Variation, Mr. Darcy's Unforgettable Assembly, Part Two in the Elizabeth Said, Darcy Said series from author Colin Rowland.
Miss Elizabeth Faces Wickham (#3)
Elizabeth’s relationship with Mr. Darcy is progressing nicely. He calls almost daily, usually in the company of Mr. Bingley, but Elizabeth knows he is coming to see her and not because his friend needs support or instruction in the rules of courting.
A trip to Meryton with Jane and Lydia, however, threatens to destroy their budding romance when the newest member of the regiment assigned to the area captures Lydia’s attention.
Elizabeth is not impressed with Mr. Wickham. He is too forward and, though he seems the very picture of a polite gentleman, something about him is off-putting.
The appearance of Mr. Darcy and Mr. Bingley changes the mood of everyone. Mr. Darcy knows Mr. Wickham and his unfriendly greeting dismays Elizabeth. What is there about the man that offends him? And why did he try to run Mr. Wickham over with his horse?
Lydia’s disobedience of her father’s command to remain at Longbourn sends Elizabeth and Jane to Meryton so they can retrieve their wayward sister and bring her home to be punished. What they find horrifies Elizabeth and threatens the feelings she has for Mr. Darcy.
Did he attack Mr. Wickham without cause as Lydia insists hysterically? And why is Mr. Darcy threatening to kill him the next time they meet? Is Mr. Darcy the monster Lydia claims, or was he justified in beating Mr. Wickham mercilessly?
For the first time since meeting Mr. Darcy, Elizabeth fears for her safety.
Mr. Darcy struggles to explain himself, knowing he faces a future without Elizabeth if he can’t convince her and Mr. Bennet his actions were commendable.
Furthermore, who is Emily and why is she imprisoned in Longbourn’s dungeon?
Mr. Darcy Faces Wickham (#4)
Mr. Darcy fears he might have damaged his budding love affair with Miss Elizabeth and ruined his chance for future happiness with the most exciting and intoxicating woman he has ever met.
The relationship had been coming along nicely, their regard and affection for each other growing with each passing day until Mr. Darcy came to the realization that what he once considered a close friendship had become all-encompassing love. He wants nothing more than to spend every moment of each day in her presence and is even growing fond of Mrs. Bennet!
For his part, Mr. Bingley is content with his pursuit of Miss Bennet and his plans to ask permission of her father to propose marriage.
All of that is threatened, however, when the men happen upon the sisters in Meryton, where they are visiting with Mr. Darcy’s nemesis, George Wickham, the man whose ill treatment almost destroyed Mr. Darcy’s sister, Georgiana, the year previous.
The repercussions of his curt dismissal of the man, coupled with his horse almost running Mr. Wickham down when he leaves worry him. Will Miss Elizabeth change her mind and refuse him permission to call on her as Mr. Bingley fears?
Mr. Darcy’s efforts to explain his actions seem to calm everyone’s anger, with the exception of Miss Lydia, who cannot find it within herself to forgive him. With her willingness to accept his grudging apology, Mr. Darcy’s hope for the future is restored.
However, an unfortunate incident in Meryton a day or so later concludes with Mr. Wickham lying on the ground and Mr. Darcy threatening his life. As Mr. Bingley pulls him away, Mr. Darcy discovers Miss Elizabeth and Miss Bennet watching, horrified at what has transpired.
Is this the end of Mr. Darcy’s promising courtship of Miss Elizabeth? If that happens, will Miss Bennet reject Mr. Bingley’s attention in sympathy with her sister?
And what of Miss Lydia? Will Mr. Wickham’s depraved plans for her come to fruition followed by his promised assault on Miss Elizabeth’s virtue?
Miss Elizabeth Confronts Lydia (#5)
An argument between Elizabeth and Mr. Darcy, regarding Lydia and her infatuation with Mr. Wickham, concludes with her observation that he might be happier at home back at Pemberley than he is at Netherfield. His agreement shocks her and results in the apparent conclusion of their love affair as he returns to the company of his sister, who misses him terribly.
Elizabeth’s vow to forget get all about Mr. Darcy and move on with her life is hampered by the doubts and self-recrimination she suffers in his absence. The following days and weeks do not lessen the hurt and sorrow she suffered at his sudden departure. She watches Jane’s romance with Mr. Bingley strengthen and grow and, while happy for her sister, seeing her suitor almost every day deepens her own sense of loss.
Her surprise at Mr. Darcy’s reappearance is heightened by an introduction to his sister, Georgiana who, Elizabeth learns, is responsible for her brother’s return. The two form an instant friendship and it appears Mr. Darcy wishes to re-establish their former love affair; a decision Elizabeth supports completely.
Lydia’s disappearance threatens her newfound happiness, as Mr. Darcy leaves Elizabeth again, this time without notice. Fears that Lydia’s shameful conduct has driven him away are confirmed when Mr. Bingley hesitates to answer her questions.
With Longbourn in turmoil and Elizabeth’s dreams shattered, support which arrives from an unexpected source, causes more confusion.
Mr. Darcy Confronts Lydia (#6)
An argument with Miss Elizabeth convinces Darcy to end his courtship and that it is time for him to return to his Pemberley estate where his sister misses him terribly.
When he arrives, however, Georgiana wants to know all the details about the woman he described in his letters and does not believe his claims that she no longer holds any attraction for him.
She persists in drawing the particulars of what he insists was a brief infatuation and the disagreement that parted them and, in the process, forcing him to acknowledge the love he still holds for Miss Elizabeth.
With her encouragement, he decides returning to Longbourn and rebuilding his tattered romance is worth the effort. He sets off for Netherfield accompanied by Georgiana, who refuses to let him go alone, insisting that without her, his mission is doomed to failure.
They arrive to a find a house in chaos, as Miss Lydia has taken it upon herself to run off with his nemesis, George Wickham. In desperation Mr. Bennet has gone after them hoping to find the wayward couple and avert a scandal.
Mr. Darcy, feeling responsible for the calamity, goes in pursuit. Will he be able to retrieve the runaway girl and see that justice is served on Wickham for his previous ill treatment of Georgiana?
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