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The Choices Series: Pride and Prejudice Novellas Books 1-4 - Choices #5 - cover

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The Choices Series: Pride and Prejudice Novellas Books 1-4 - Choices #5

Leenie Brown

Publisher: Leenie B Books

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Summary

This series is a re-imagining of Jane Austen's classic tale, Pride and Prejudice. When Mr. Bennet makes a choice to help his eldest daughters find happiness, he sets off a chain of events that will affect the lives of not only all his daughters but also many of Darcy's relatives. Enjoy these stories as a Fitzwilliam family secret unfolds, new loves are formed in the face of opposition, and an old love is rekindled. 
Her Father's Choice 
Sometimes a father knows what is best for his child. At least Mr. Bennet trusts he does. Seeing the potential of a good match for his beloved Lizzy but knowing her ability to hold a grudge, he puts a plan into action that forces a marriage between Darcy and Elizabeth. 
No Other Choice 
Mary Bennet has never been the center of attention and rarely the object of any man's affections, but that is about to change. Shortly after Darcy and Elizabeth's wedding, Mary travels to London to prepare for the season, a season she is determined to finish with either a husband or a glorious tale to tell, even if it means learning to tolerate Lord Rycroft. 
His Inconvenient Choice 
Colonel Fitzwilliam has always known his father would try to force him into a marriage of convenience, but after Kitty Bennet captures his heart as she shivered in the cold on the streets of Meryton, he realizes his only chance at happiness lies in making an inconvenient choice. However, it is a choice that will not go unchallenged. As family secrets are revealed, it is a choice that, in creating happiness for the colonel, could destroy his  family. 
Her Heart's Choice 
To Anne, it had seemed simple enough.  Place an advertisement in the paper, interview the gentlemen who responded, and select the best husband.  But nothing is as easy as it seems.  Indeed, many things are quite the opposite of how they appear.  How is a lady to find a safe and secure marriage when her ideals are turned on their head ─ especially when her heart yearns for a man who is wholly unsuitable?
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