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No Strings Attached
No Strings Attached is another P&P contemporary romance. The heroine is a cellist and the hero is a technology mogul (a la Steve Jobs).
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First published January 1, 2008
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June 8, 2020
Elizabeth Bennet is a cello player and Fitzwilliam Darcy is business partners with Charles Bingley. Darcy stays in Charles guest cottage when he is in town for business, but the space and the dog are Elizabeth's. They swap letters for months passing each other like ships in the night but growing to admire each other via their letters.
After they meet in person, they have to come to terms with Elizabeth's past and a nasty finance situation to find their happily ever after.
After they meet in person, they have to come to terms with Elizabeth's past and a nasty finance situation to find their happily ever after.
March 23, 2020
I really like how this author can work with real characters, and isn't afraid to explore their sexual life, without being vulgar. Who lived a modern romance will recognize some of the troubles of this D and E.
May 30, 2020
An engaging read, spiced with steamy encounters and laugh out loud moments.
Elizabeth was a cellist situated in California and Darcy a high-tech something🤷♀️ situated in London.
He borrows her cottage, the guest house at Netherfield, while she is travelling. She leaves him a little note when he arrives and a series of notes and letters are exchanged. This developed their relationship in the most adorable way, by getting to know each other before they even laid eyes on each other...
Eventually, they do meet and the mush was fabulously well written and utterly romantic.
The obstacles were not done with though...
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Heartily Recommend this book!
Rated: Mature
Elizabeth was a cellist situated in California and Darcy a high-tech something🤷♀️ situated in London.
He borrows her cottage, the guest house at Netherfield, while she is travelling. She leaves him a little note when he arrives and a series of notes and letters are exchanged. This developed their relationship in the most adorable way, by getting to know each other before they even laid eyes on each other...
Eventually, they do meet and the mush was fabulously well written and utterly romantic.
The obstacles were not done with though...
This 68k story is found on Austen Underground which requires a membership:
http://austenunderground.com/forum/in...
Heartily Recommend this book!
Rated: Mature
January 20, 2023
A most enjoyable modern story with a little bit of steam, a little bit of mystery and a believable and endearing romance.
The pictures in the story didn't really add to the enjoyment for me but I am sure many would like them.
The pictures in the story didn't really add to the enjoyment for me but I am sure many would like them.
December 2, 2020
3.5
The letters are lovely (4 stars) & the angst is a bit different. Characters felt believably similar to originals.
The letters are lovely (4 stars) & the angst is a bit different. Characters felt believably similar to originals.
February 21, 2022
This was a nice story but the only resemblance to P&P is the characters names.
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