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Saved by Darcy: A Pride and Prejudice Intimate Variation
Mr. Bennet insists that Elizabeth marry Mr. Collins and she would rather die than be his wife. Fortunately, that odious Mr. Darcy has plans to save her – for himself. Saved by Darcy is an Intimate Pride and Prejudice Variation inspired by Jane Austen’s iconic lovers. A sweet and steamy novella for everyone who loves a sexy Mr. Darcy.
80 pages, Paperback
Published August 9, 2020
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September 24, 2022
Elizabeth Bennet would rather die than marry Mr Collins. Mr Darcy comes to the rescue and offers to anticipate their vows way to convince her father to change his choice of groom. A happily ever after is found in more than one situation.
February 19, 2023
Uncharacteristic Elizabeth and Mr. Darcy but romantic
There is not enough said about chastity in Pride and Prejudice variations, and this one makes this reader reflect on it more. It is best to keep it because that is what Elizabeth Bennet and Mr. Darcy of Canon would have done. Despite that, circumstances, somewhat contrived forced Mr. Darcy to do what he only wished he had done, and all is well for the beloved couple. Very short and brief, and would sit well with JAFF readers who are liberal in their views about anticipating marriage vows.
There is not enough said about chastity in Pride and Prejudice variations, and this one makes this reader reflect on it more. It is best to keep it because that is what Elizabeth Bennet and Mr. Darcy of Canon would have done. Despite that, circumstances, somewhat contrived forced Mr. Darcy to do what he only wished he had done, and all is well for the beloved couple. Very short and brief, and would sit well with JAFF readers who are liberal in their views about anticipating marriage vows.
February 10, 2023
SAVED BY DARCY
If you are looking for a fun and quick intimate variation of Pride and Prejudice then you should definitely check out Hester Rose’s book SAVED BY DARCY. With more detailed and tantalizing love scenes Ms. Rose is able to capture the essence of the original story and include a few sexy hot scenes of her own. An overall delightful read. 👍
If you are looking for a fun and quick intimate variation of Pride and Prejudice then you should definitely check out Hester Rose’s book SAVED BY DARCY. With more detailed and tantalizing love scenes Ms. Rose is able to capture the essence of the original story and include a few sexy hot scenes of her own. An overall delightful read. 👍
February 10, 2023
SAVED BY DARCY is a sexy retelling of Pride and Prejudice. It’s a wickedly delightful look at what could have happened if Mr. Darcy and Elizabeth had let their passions run away with them. A tantalizing read. 👍
March 22, 2025
I don't usually review "intimate" stories (*blush*) but I felt the story deserves a review. I liked this more than I expected, and especially that it has no "50 Shades" BDSM crap.
Darcy is half in love with Elizabeth but leaves Netherfield anyway, in his own carriage to avoid spending the time in the carriage with Miss Bingley. Mr. Bennet is awful in this story, and Elizabeth is forced to be engaged to Mr. Collins who she abhors, so she goes out to where there is a pond and fills her pockets with stones and walks into the pond to kill herself.
As he is leaving town, Darcy sees her walking into the pond and gets a bad feeling, so goes back and rescues her. When she tells him why she was going to kill herself, he insists she marry him. When told she is already engaged, he says he will force her father's hand by ruining her. They go to an inn, where she is surprised at how gentle he is, and also (of course, since it is that genre) she is surprised at how much she enjoys it. They get married and have fun in the coach on the way out of town. Some of the situations/dialogue is funny, and the story is fairly well-edited, without so many of the spelling and grammatical horrors usually found in this genre.
Darcy is half in love with Elizabeth but leaves Netherfield anyway, in his own carriage to avoid spending the time in the carriage with Miss Bingley. Mr. Bennet is awful in this story, and Elizabeth is forced to be engaged to Mr. Collins who she abhors, so she goes out to where there is a pond and fills her pockets with stones and walks into the pond to kill herself.
As he is leaving town, Darcy sees her walking into the pond and gets a bad feeling, so goes back and rescues her. When she tells him why she was going to kill herself, he insists she marry him. When told she is already engaged, he says he will force her father's hand by ruining her. They go to an inn, where she is surprised at how gentle he is, and also (of course, since it is that genre) she is surprised at how much she enjoys it. They get married and have fun in the coach on the way out of town. Some of the situations/dialogue is funny, and the story is fairly well-edited, without so many of the spelling and grammatical horrors usually found in this genre.
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