La librairie des livres interdits

Marc Levy

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The course of true love never did run smooth. Sometimes, it must circumvent ridiculous relations and troublesome former friends.

Having come to the realization that Miss Elizabeth Bennet is the perfect lady for him, Fitzwilliam Darcy sets a plan to eventually secure her hand in marriage.

Elizabeth is amenable to his proposal, and so begins a courtship that is more of a formality than something which is actually needed to determine if the two lovers wish to pledge forever to each other.

Unfortunately, not everyone is as agreeable that the wedding should take place, and they do their best to cast shadows and present stumbling blocks.

If you like stories about two people, who are devoted to each other, rising above the calculated tactics designed to drive a wedge between them, then, you'll enjoy this light-hearted tale about how Darcy and Elizabeth navigate the somewhat turbulent waters of life and love.

How to Marry an Accomplished Lady is the fifth installment in Leenie Brown's Sweet Possibilities collection of Darcy and Elizabeth variations, where Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice meets Hallmark-style romance that is overflowing with sweet romantic possibilities.

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AUTHOR'S NOTE:

If you would like to read the prequel novelette to this story, it is called An Accomplished Lady (of the best sort) and is part of my Teatime Tales collection. That story will tell you how Mr. Bingley, with the help of his brother-in-law, helped Mr. Darcy follow his heart, instead of denying it.

If you have already read that story, then, you'll recognize how this story begins, since it starts with part of the last chapter of that story being told from Mr. Darcy's point of view instead of Mr. Bingley's.

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