A Most Handsome Gentleman
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Elizabeth Bennet's life is uncomplicated until she meets a quartet of new men: the haughty but handsome Mr. Darcy, the pert-with-a-pout Mr. Bingley, the confident and captivating Mr. Wickham—and then there is her father's cousin, the happy man towards whom almost every female eye has turned.
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Mr. Collins is HOT—well, incredibly handsome in Regency-speak—beautiful of face, fine of figure, elegant of air, his perfect clothing and hair matching his Greek god-like form. Unfortunately, when he opens his mouth, Elizabeth wishes he were mute. With affected servility and prideful self-conceit, he capitalizes upon his exquisite appearance and fixes on Jane Bennet as his bride.
Can Elizabeth and Mr. Darcy form an alliance to stop Jane's suitors from issuing challenges—and will Elizabeth coax a smile from Mr. Darcy?
Bestselling Regency romance author Suzan Lauder delivers a hilarious Austenesque romance suitable for all readers of Pride & Prejudice.
Categories:
Speedy resolutions following Netherfield Ball
Altered events at or following Netherfield Ball
Elizabeth discovers truth about Wickham before proposal
Proposal never made at Hunsford
Altered results of Lady Catherine's confrontation
Alterations in Mr Collins
Expanded/missing Scenes
Other humourous tales
Expanded scenes at or after Netherfield Ball
Bingley with more of a spine
More prominent Anne deBourgh
Happy marriage for Charlotte and Mr Collins
Altered or no Wickham and Lydia elopement
Non-Canonical Relationships:
Anne de Bourgh / George Wickham
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