Darcy and Bennet Weddings

Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice Clean and Wholesome Continuation

By: Eliza Heaton, His Everlasting Love Media

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

Mary, Kitty, and Lydia seek suitors, and who could be good enough for the shy Georgiana Darcy?

Find out in these pages filled with love, engagements, romance, and exquisite balls. Spend time with Elizabeth and Darcy as they start their family and overcome obstacles.

Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice Clean and Wholesome Continuation is an 8-book series. This is one book containing books 1-4: Love and Illness find Pemberley Love and a Scoundrel at Pemberley Lydia is a Widow Georgiana Darcy Every book tells the complete romance story of a character from Pride and Prejudice. Books 1-4 recount the births of Mr. Darcy and Elizabeth’s children. Books 5-8 (1-4 of Darcy's Daughters) follow their children’s lives, struggles, and romances.

★★★★★ Clean and absolutely fitting! I am so glad I read this book! It was absolutely engaging and clean. Eliza Heaton did a fantastic job of staying true to Lizzie, Mr. Darcy, Kitty, and Mary's characters and certainly surprised me! I will definitely be reading this again and I am super excited to finish the rest of the series.

**There are no cliff hangers to the individual love story inside each book, but thankfully, there is a continuation of life at Pemberley in books to come. Each book is about 30,000 words and contains no cheating.

Jane Austen would approve.

A satisfying read, extending the story begun in Pride and Prejudice, not rewriting it, and giving all the Bennett daughters happy futures.

Felt like it was mostly true to Elizabeth’s character

Nothing about Jane and Bingley not even at the wedding that was disappointing. Not even any correspondence.

How the stories go together

Love the stories and would like to find more of these. Will find more of them.

The story continues

Beautifully written enjoyed the stories. It's a good read. Recommend the books. You will like them.

Great story

It’s great to see where the story could go. It’s nice to have a clean romantic book