Strange Happenings at Longbourn
A Pride and Prejudice Variation (Darcy and Elizabeth Variations)
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Strange Happenings at Longbourn
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Czyta:
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Benjamin Fife
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Autor:
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MJ Stratton
Strange things are happening at Longbourn. It is up to Elizabeth and Mr. Darcy to discover what mischief is afoot.
Elizabeth Bennet has always trusted her instincts—especially when it comes to discerning character. So when the proud Mr. Darcy unexpectedly offers a sincere apology for his first impression, she is both surprised and intrigued. What begins as an unlikely friendship soon deepens, just as strange occurrences begin to trouble Longbourn. Missing objects, whispers in the night, and unexplained footsteps suggest something—or someone—is haunting the Bennet family’s quiet life.
Fitzwilliam Darcy never imagined that a trip to Hertfordshire would so thoroughly upend his world. Determined to become a better man after a stern lecture from his cousin, he finds himself drawn to a spirited young woman who challenges and fascinates him. As the mystery at Longbourn unfolds, Darcy joins Elizabeth in unraveling the clues—and in doing so, finds himself falling for her more with each passing day.
With every disappearance and every secret revealed, Elizabeth and Darcy are drawn closer together, relying on wit, trust, and growing affection to uncover the truth behind Longbourn’s peculiar happenings.
Strange Happenings at Longbourn is a cozy, low-angst Pride and Prejudice variation filled with friendship, gentle romance, and a touch of mystery perfect for a fireside listen.
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They are doing nothing about it, exept talking that they want to, and let it go on and on without taking any safety measures or securing the reputations of the household and the girls.
As soon as it was clear that someone enters private rooms or any rooms in the house, there should have been guards stationed in every crutial place in the house to secure it and their inhabitants. But no one even has this idea.
It makes every new occurrence farcical.
And the proposed intelligence of all this learned people an untruth.
Yes of cause we let a strange person that threats the family run free inside that house, while everyone sleeps in their rooms (without any fear for their welfare) and stays put if they notice something strange!
Don’t know what the author was thinking, writing such a weak stuff.
She seems to have no notion about what is proper, right and safe.
The story is lukewarm at the most.
The narrator reads well. But even he couldn’t safe a story that has no substance.
Story grows tiresome quite soon.
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