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|  | | Darcy and Fitzwilliam: A tale of a Gentleman and an Officer
Pride and Prejudice continues with Darcy and Lizzy beginning their wedded bliss and Colonel Fitzwilliam returning from Waterloo to make mischief
In 'Darcy and Fitzwilliam', the romance of Pride and Prejudice continues in the marriage of Lizzy and Darcy, showing the couple newly wed and starry eyed - when into the mix rides Colonel Richard Fitzwilliam, Darcy's cousin and closest friend. Where Darcy is aloof, proud and elegant, Fitzwilliam is gregarious, charming and a rascal.
Fitz has returned from the Peninsular War years with mischief in mind, not love and marriage - well, marriage at least. While his friend, Darcy, has both love and marriage, but also must learn to live with an independent, spirited wife.
Darcy & F | |  | | Saints and Sinners (Darcy and Fitzwilliam Book 4)
The family saga of Mr. Darcy and Colonel Fitzwilliam of Pride and Prejudice continues through their chaotic and romantic children - The Fitzwilliam Mob
SAINTS & SINNERS, Book 4 of THE PRIDE & PREJUDICE FAMILY SAGA (“A new classic of an old tale…”)
The Darcy and Fitzwilliam families return as Colonel Fitzwilliam's volatile, passionate son, Matthew, confronts the woman he loved and lost years before to his rival... while his twin brother, Mark, the more steady of the two, decides to give up waiting for love to find him and settle in marriage with an old friend.
As always nothing turns out as planned with the loves, laughs, tears and surprises of life pushing and pulling the families in directions they never saw coming.
| |  | | Sons and Daughters (Darcy and Fitzwilliam Book Two)
Mr. Darcy and his cousin, Colonel Fitzwilliam, are now both married with growing families. Follow the family saga of the Fitzwilliam Mob, the children of Pride and Prejudice, as they reach adulthood.
In Sons and Daughters, Mr. Fitzwilliam Darcy, the prototype of all tall, dark and handsome romance heroes, stars in this humorous, poignant sequel to Pride and Prejudice (as well as Karen Wasylowski's first novel, DARCY AND FITZWILLIAM). Along with his beloved, Elizabeth Bennet, they are now a young married couple, navigating the often-treacherous waters of parenthood
As always, by his side is his cousin and closest friend, Colonel Fitzwilliam, along with his bride and growing brood of children.
Both families experience children's births through to their adulthood, with all t | |  | | Wives and Lovers (Darcy & Fitzwilliam Book 3)
The Darcy and Fitzwilliam children continue their stories as Mr. Darcy's daughter finds romance again, and the Colonel's hot headed son meets his match too late.
Mr. and Mrs. Darcy's children are grown now, married with little children. They are respectable members of society, witty and handsome. They are also close as brothers and sisters to Colonel Fitzwilliam's children.
Colonel Fitzwilliam's children - in comparison to the Darcy's perfect offspring - are a mess. The Fitzwilliam Mob frequently argue, fall in love and encounter troubles wherever they roam.
Linking both families is the marriage of Darcy's son to Fitzwilliam's daughter, making the families joined in more ways than one. |
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