Pride and Prejudice Resolutions

Four books. Eight protagonists. Not a single one of them knows what they are doing.

Darcy and his Fitzwilliam cousins, the Bingley siblings, and three very different Bennet sisters are about to collide in the most delightfully chaotic way—and none of them will emerge unscathed.

Mr Darcy’s School for Scoundrels is set in 1803, when Darcy was but a university student, and found himself in the unpleasant position of having to teach George Wickham a lesson.

His cousins, Colonel Fitzwilliam and Viscount Keathley came to his aid. But did the scoundrel learn his lesson?

Mr Darcy’s New Year’s Resolution begins in December 1811, when Mr Darcy will come across Miss Elizabeth Bennet once again, after his hasty escape from Hertfordshire, following the Netherfield Ball.

Miss Jane Bennet falls, quite literally, into the open arms of Viscount Keathley, and what comes next is a hilariously romantic attempt by the gentlemen to woo the Bennet ladies.

Will they manage to get their girls?

Sweet Caroline begins in late February, the day of the double wedding of Mr Darcy and Viscount Keathley. A very happy event, but not for Caroline Bingley and Colonel Richard Fitzwilliam.

Will those two enemies find a way to their happily ever after?

Mary, Quite Contrary begins in June 1811, with Mary Bennet witnessing the marital bliss of her two elder sisters, and feeling like a dun fabric.

Charles Bingley, on the other hand, feels like a weathercock, and is in desperate search of depth. Will those two tortured souls be able to help each other, and find their happily ever after?