Mail Order Bride and Prejudice: Proudly, Darcy (Mail Order Bride and Prejudice, #1) (ePub)

"It is a truth universally acknowledged," the bustling lady guardian told her young charges, over the clatter of the stagecoach and the thunder of the horses' hooves, "that a young man in possession of a good parcel of land must be in want of a fresh young bride."

As the weekly stagecoach heads into Pemberdale, Wyoming, it carries on board the hopes of the men of Meryton. All the way from Saint Louis, shaken and weary from many days of travel, the five Bennet sisters are about to embark on a tumultuous sequence of adventure and mishap that will take their reputations and their futures into perils that no-one would have predicted.

From a ridge, high on his gray Arabian, Fitzwilliam Darcy watches the arrival of the stage with mixed feelings. He wishes the best for the fortunes of the townsfolk, and for his friend Charles Bingley, but he holds no such optimistic hope of the stage bringing a suitable bride for himself.

But as a tall and slender, dark-haired young woman descends from the coach and glances up, Mr. Darcy's heart pounds and he feels the hand of fate touch his shoulder.

Romance and love beckon, and in many guises, but who will answer the call?

This Mail Order Brides and Prejudice novella is a sweet and clean Pride and Prejudice variation. Vividly conjuring the ways that the characters from Jane Austen's classic novel might fare, transplanted into the pioneering West of 1870, this re-imagining is a fast read. Thirty-six thousand words have been lovingly crafted to delight enthusiasts of the romantic canon and newcomers alike.

This complete, standalone story is a romantic refreshment like no other. Read it today!