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William Darcy just relocated to the Texas Hill Country after leaving his cheating fiancé and thieving father behind in Maine. His focus should be setting up his new stable and his horse breeding business and not the pretty auburn-haired veterinarian, but with Lizzy treating his horse, he can’t avoid her, can he? The biggest problem is he can’t stop thinking about her, and even his sister Ana has noticed the object of his preoccupation. He needs to get some space from her. A relationship between the two of them would be nothing but disaster!
Meanwhile, a suspicious accident at the Longbourn stable is reminiscent of an incident from his past and throws him into Lizzy’s path. All he wants to do is keep her safe, but she’s the most stubborn, headstrong woman he’s ever met. His biggest challenge now is to resist temptation whenever she’s around. How difficult can that be? It’s not like she’s that perfect someone.
Contains scenes with adult content.
- LanguageEnglish
- Publication dateMarch 29, 2022
- File size3533 KB
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- ASIN : B09W42S2SK
- Publisher : L.L. Diamond (March 29, 2022)
- Publication date : March 29, 2022
- Language : English
- File size : 3533 KB
- Simultaneous device usage : Unlimited
- Text-to-Speech : Enabled
- Screen Reader : Supported
- Enhanced typesetting : Enabled
- X-Ray : Not Enabled
- Word Wise : Enabled
- Sticky notes : On Kindle Scribe
- Print length : 273 pages
- Best Sellers Rank: #252,651 in Kindle Store (See Top 100 in Kindle Store)
- #125 in Adaptations & Pastiche Fiction
- #6,033 in Contemporary Romance Fiction
- #27,387 in Romance (Kindle Store)
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About the author

L. L. Diamond is more commonly known as Leslie to her friends, and Mom to her three kids. A native of Louisiana, she has spent the majority of her life living within an hour of New Orleans until she vowed to follow her husband to the ends of the earth as a military wife. Louisiana, Mississippi, California, Texas, New Mexico, Nebraska, England, and now Missouri have all been called home along the way.
Aside from mother and writer, Leslie considers herself a perpetual student. She has degrees in biology and studio art, but will devour any subject of interest simply for the knowledge. As an artist, her concentration is in graphic design, but watercolor is her medium of choice with one of her watercolors featured on the cover of her second book, A Matter of Chance. She also plays flute and piano, but much like Elizabeth Bennet, she is always in need of practice!
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I have just one little piece of criticism. Lizzy and Darcy's hesitancy to enter a relationship. There wasn't any real reason for it. Lizzy didn't have any past terrible relationships, just didn't want to get her heart broken. Which, ok, I get; who does? But everyone has to go through a little heartbreak before they finally find happiness. And other than Darcy being a little standoffish the first time they met and the watered down insult--for which he immediately apologized--there wasn't really any reason to believe she would? Until she learned about his past--which came after she'd already decided to guard herself against the attraction she felt--she had no reason to think he'd hurt her.
As for Darcy, I'm getting tired of the "I've been hurt before so I'll never love again" trope. It especially bugged me that he used the excuse of his ex having been a veterinarian as a reason to avoid Lizzy. Cuz all vet's are the same and Lizzy couldn't possibly be different?
Other than these reasons, I absolutely loved the book. I laughed, I held back tears, I loved it. Wholeheartedly recommend.
Charlotte has a huge role in the story, and the circumstances place you firmly in the sex and gender issues of today's world. I think it's very well done, and very imaginative. The only real villain is Wickham, and boy is he a doozy! The romance is great, and feels natural. Of course Georgiana eventually shows up, and she's wonderful.
The book is well written and well edited. I recommend it highly.
Of course Wickham has to arrive in all his deplorable glory. Hiding from the authorities in Maine because of his assault on Miss Darcy, he proceeds to attempt to kill one of Darcy's horses several times before attempting to kill Elizabeth. Deplorable piece of garbage!
I enjoyed this new family - even Mrs Bennet is toned down a bit and while Lydia isn't the best of characters, she's not as terrible as in some adaptations. Caroline disappeared after a few minor appearances and the Bingley couple just pop in occasionally. All in all its a nice story with some fun non human characters and a few despicable acts.
Elizabeth is a veterinarian and a strong woman who is appreciated by everyone except her mother (of course). Darcy is a wealthy horse breeder and owner who initially displayed an implied reluctance to have a woman treat his favorite horse. The Bennetts are recognizable with the exception of Mr. B who is a supportive colleague and father who has the expected relationship with Mrs. B. Many of the villains have only a brief appearance and never reappear. Wickham is the exception there. Modern themes include having children before marriage, drug use, LGBTQ issues and animal cruelty, though not all have the same emphasis in the storyline.
Chase, as E’s brother, is a terrific addition to the book. Other favorites among the new characters are Lamont’s, Scylla, Evie, and Henry. Collins provides comic relief and led to a scene that causes me to laugh every time I think about it. Let’s hear it for colors, spikes, bumps and flavors! 😂
My only, personal, critique is that I would like to have more detail about the Darcy background, the two betrayals by D’s father and Anne, why Ana moved to Texas and Chase’s adoption and relationship with his birth family. Including all these peripheral stories would have made the book very long but deeper and richer.
Highly recommended for JA fans and all readers who enjoy a great contemporary romance.
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