Bücher von Blair Sutton

On a trip to London to visit Mrs. Gardiner, Elizabeth Bennet finds herself befriending the sweet and innocent Georgiana Darcy. Despite her initial trepidation, Elizabeth and Georgiana quickly become friends and Elizabeth learns that the Georgiana has become engaged to a charming gentleman who has just arrived in town. But Mr. George Dalmore is not all that he seems, and Elizabeth suspects that the mysterious young man with a penchant for cards and a murky family history may not be all that he seems. Determined to discover the truth, Elizabeth could risk her newfound friendship with Georgiana, but it is worth saving the young woman from an imprudent match with a fortune hunter. She knows that she cannot do it alone, however. And so, despite her misgivings, she turns to none other than Mr. Darcy for help, but if he does not believe her, or suspects that she may be meddling in Georgiana's life out of a bitterness toward him, all may be lost. As Elizabeth comes closer to the truth, she finds herself understanding Mr. Darcy in ways she never thought possible. She begins to see him in a new light, and realizes that perhaps there is more to him than she had previously believed.

Elizabeth Bennet's life should have been perfect. She was engaged to a gentleman who was, until very recently, the most disagreeable person she had ever encountered, the seeds of the great love she had always searched for had been planted… But before their marriage can take place, Fitzwilliam Darcy is called away on business on the continent, leaving Elizabeth alone and confused. After weeks without any word from him, Elizabeth travels to Pemberley and finds that it, too, has been abandoned by Mr. Darcy. When Elizabeth discovers that she is with child, she must flee to Scotland to avoid scandal and keep the family name untarnished by her own mistakes.But when Mr. George Wickham arrives in Scotland, he bears grave news about Mr. Darcy-news that causes Elizabeth's unshakable faith that Mr. Darcy might return to claim her and his child to crumble just a little. Meanwhile, Mr. Darcy has been sending letters to Elizabeth all along, but they have been intercepted by the conniving Mr. Wickham. With each letter that goes unanswered, Mr. Darcy becomes more desperate to find Elizabeth and explain himself. He finally learns of Wickham's treachery and sets out to find Elizabeth himself.With her heart torn between two men, Elizabeth struggles to make the right decision for herself and her child… but will she make the right one?A Lady's Price is a sweet, clean Pride and Prejudice variation that is suitable for all lovers of Jane Austen's romantic classic.