A Lady

Elizabeth Bennet's Impertinent Letter A Lady

After rejecting Fitzwilliam Darcy's arrogant proposal at Rosings, Elizabeth Bennet challenges him in an impertinent letter. Very quickly, her incautious correspondence is connected (directly or tangentially) to scandals, scoundrels, four weddings and a minor murder, an almost-elopement, an abduction, a seduction, a counterfeit wedding, and a compromise that is foiled by a goat during a ball at Netherfield. And by the end of the tale, all the characters are united with their appropriate match, and Colonel Fitzwilliam-who serves as a cupid for Darcy and an investigator for the army-finds the love of his life. (At 719 pages, this story is the size of 2 or 3 books, but it's a fast, light-hearted read.) The Author's Gentle Caution: Prospective Readers, I wrote the story that told itself to me, and although there are no explicit sex scenes, the story contains a relationship that a few have found objectionable. Thus, I urge you to read the reviews before purchasing my book.
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