Leenie Brown Knihy

He never expected his heart to break over her sister's sorrow. While his cousin is in Manchester dealing with some unrest, Fitzwilliam Darcy is in Hertfordshire, waiting to marry Elizabeth Bennet and hoping to keep his promise to his cousin by helping to see to Miss Lydia's continued improvement. What begins as a duty soon becomes something more when Darcy finds himself unwittingly slipping into the role of a protective elder brother. However, when trouble arises, will he be able to both mitigate the damage done by his own family members and keep Elizabeth's sister, as well as his cousin, free from heartache? It may not be entirely possible, but he'll not shy away from the fight. Loving Lydia is the third installment in Leenie Brown's Pride and Prejudicevariation series Marrying Elizabeth. If you like romantic family sagas where the hero and heroine not only grow in their love for each other but also in their understanding of and care for other family members, then you'll enjoy this story about our favourite couple working together to ensure the happiness of those they hold dear. So, put the kettle on, grab your copy of Loving Lydia, and join Darcy and Elizabeth as two families become one.

He expected to discover who she was. He never counted on being so charmed. When Henry Fitzwilliam's sister Catherine came sputtering and fuming to his home about their nephew, Fitzwilliam Darcy, being taken in by a fortune-hunting seductress, he knew that the only way to appease her was to meet Darcy's betrothed. What began as a perfunctory soiree to do his duty to his family, quickly turns into a most entertaining evening of secrets revealed that finds Lord Matlock utterly charmed by his future niece. A Battle of Wills and Words is a novelette of just over 11,000 words and is the fourth installment in Leenie Brown's Teatime Tales Collection of Austen-inspired quick reads. If you're looking for an entertaining escape from the everyday, then you'll enjoy this story where matters of the heart and the follies of the people in love, when put on display, speak loudly to the strength of the bond between the lovers. So put the kettle on, download your copy of A Battle of Wills and Words , and take a look at Darcy and Elizabeth's courtship and betrothal through Lord Matlock's eyes. ~*~ [This story was previously published in a shorter form as part of a Teatime Tales short story anthology. That original short story has now been lengthened into this novelette.]

She loves him. He loves her. If only each knew the other's heart. Kitty Bennet hadn't meant she would never marry the gentleman she was caught kissing. She had only meant she couldn't marry him just yet. She has a promise to keep first. However, before she can explain herself to him, he tosses her heart back at her in a thousand broken pieces. Lorcan Langley is in love with Kitty, but when she declares she has no desire to marry him, he comes to the heart-rending decision to give her what she wants - a future without him. As both Lorcan and Kitty attempt to move on with their lives into bleak futures without the person they love, a broken wheel will bring their plans to a screeching and potentially disastrous end. Cherishing Kitty is the fifth installment in Leenie Brown's Pride and Prejudice variation series Marrying Elizabeth. If you like misunderstandings between lovers and second chance romances, then you'll enjoy this story about discovering that happiness and doing the right thing do not have to be mutually exclusive. So, put the kettle on, grab your copy of Cherishing Kitty, and join Kitty and Lorcan as they are forced together and lay a foundation for a happily ever after that is uniquely their own. **** [Cherishing Kitty can also be found in the Marrying Elizabeth, Books 4-6 Compilation omnibus.]

She's in need of a husband, and he's determined to be her only choice.Caroline Bingley has always aspired to be the mistress of a great estate and leave her ties to trade behind. In fact, she has spent the last two seasons actively attempting to secure Pemberley, so she is less than pleased when a country nobody snatches her prize away from her. She is not the sort of lady, however, to quit the field without a parting shot. But this time, those rumours will be her own undoing.Franklin Rhett was once captivated by a young lady who showed deference to a shop girl, and he is on a mission to make that lady his wife. It doesn't matter to him that she has become somewhat of a shrew or that he doesn't meet all of her qualifications to be an acceptable choice. He sees the lady she could and should be, and he's not afraid to eliminate the competition while teaching his future bride a well-deserved and long overdue lesson.Better Than She Deserved is a sequel to Leenie Brown's Willow Hall Romance s eries of Pride and Prejudice variations. If you like Austen-inspired romance where a flawed heroine is made to come face to face with her faults and sins, then you will enjoy this story of loving someone enough to see her improve.So, pour a cup of tea, grab your copy of Better Than She Deserved , and escape into a world of sweet romance tinged with the vibrant hues of redemption.