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And Now Mrs Bingley

Jane Hunter, Petra Belmonte

Publisher: Red Thorns Press

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Summary

The double wedding of the eldest Bennet daughters is the social event of the year, perhaps even the last ten years... but even though Jane Bennet is the happiest of women, it is the wedding night that gives her the most pause. 
She might be deeply in love, but will the reality of being a wife be more than she can handle?  
This Pride and Prejudice sensual intimate is best enjoyed by those readers over the age of 18.
Available since: 06/26/2017.

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