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Pride and Prejudice and Aliens is Now Published!

By Bella | by Bella

????????❤️ It seems like I’ve been working on this book forever! I got the idea last year when the UFOs were seen over Canada and Montana. A link for those that think I’ve had too much laudanum:  https://www.npr.org/2023/02/13… I had so much fun writing this. Imagine Pride and Prejudice interrupted with a bang by an unusual silver object that crashes outside of Meryton during an assembly. Mrs. Bennet and the other marriage-minded mamas have their sights…

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Chapters of Pride and Prejudice and Aliens

Chapter 3 – Pride and Prejudice and Aliens – JAFF Mr. Darcy Book

By Bella | by Bella

Rough first draft. The Bennet family arrived at the small stone church in Meryton, filing into their usual pew. As the organist began playing a hymn, Elizabeth scanned the congregation, noticing Mr. Bingley and Mr. Darcy seated across the aisle. She suppressed a smile at the stark contrast between Mr. Bingley’s relaxed posture and cheerful expression compared to Mr. Darcy’s ramrod straight back and dour look. The opening prayer had scarcely finished when a commotion…

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Chapters of Pride and Prejudice and Aliens

Chapter 2 – Pride and Prejudice and Aliens – JAFF Mr. Darcy Book

By Bella | by Bella

Rough first draft. The carriage rattled down the lane as the Bennet sisters made their way toward Meryton for the local assembly. Mrs. Bennet could scarcely contain her excitement at the prospect of meeting the newly arrived Mr. Bingley and his party from Netherfield. “I dare say Mr. Bingley will be utterly taken with you, Jane,” she declared. “With your fair looks and sweet disposition, what man could resist?” Jane blushed at the compliment. “Oh,…

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Chapters of Pride and Prejudice and Aliens

Chapter 1 – Pride and Prejudice and Aliens – JAFF Mr. Darcy Book

By Bella | by Bella

Rough first draft. It was a warm summer afternoon at Longbourn. The midday meal had just concluded, and the Bennet family was lingering at the dining table, savoring the last sips of tea and final bites of biscuits. Mr. Bennet sat at the head of the table, observing his wife and five daughters over the top of the latest newspaper. He cleared his throat. “It seems Netherfield Park has been let at last,” he announced…

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