Another wonderful regency from Ms. Solomon this time, in the tradition of Abigail Reynolds, a Pride and Prejudice variation that should have you both smiling and weeping. What would happen, one wonders, if Mr. Bennet were to die, leaving Lizzie evicted from Longbourn? What if this happens after she has so forcefully rejected Mr. Darcy? What if Mr. Collins proves insuff erable (no surprise!) and Lizzie is forced to earn her keep? Will her path cross with Darcys? Unlikely, but not impossible. Can Darcy ever be absolved of his wicked remark She is tolerable, but not handsome enough to tempt me? What of Anne De Bourgh? What luminously cunning scheme is contrived to thwart Lady Catherine? Does Wickhams insidious charm still have consequences? For whom? When does an astonished Lizzy discover that the last man on earth she could ever be prevailed upon to marry is actuallyquite sinfullytempting? ------------- A gifted new author -Melinder Helfer [Romantic Times] on Viscount Victorious A fast paced and entertaining read that will delight readers with its witty dialogue -Angela Keck [Romantic Times] on A Rag Mannered Rogue

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