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Waking to Mr Darcy - Dash of Darcy and Companions Collection #2

Leenie Brown

Publisher: Leenie B Books

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Summary

Rain, Mud, and Happily Ever After 
Fitzwilliam Darcy meant to restore peace to his mind and protect his heart.  He intended to escape from Hertfordshire to the safety of London, but when the very person from whom he is running falls into his arms and requires his help, he will be forced to admit that there is only one place where he will find peace and his heart will be safe. 
Elizabeth Bennet meant to take a walk to avoid a proposal from a man she cannot tolerate -- the odious Mr. Collins.  Despite the rain, she is relishing the few minutes of calm and peace -- the feeling the freedom this path has always provided -- until a clap of thunder and a patch of mud intervene, and she finds herself inescapably bound to Mr. Darcy.  How does one come to terms with marrying a man she despises? Sometimes, it just takes a shift in perspective. 
Waking to Mr. Darcy is of Leenie Brown's Dash of Darcy and Companions Collection of Pride and Prejudice inspired novellas. If you like romance that is destined to be, then you will love this story about stumbling into circumstances orchestrated to bring understanding, peace, and a forever kind of love. 
So, pour a cup of tea, grab your copy of Waking to Mr. Darcy, and escape into a world of sweet romantic indulgence today.
Available since: 09/19/2016.

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