Marriage and Ministry: a Pride and Prejudice Novel

Amanda Kai

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Marriage and Ministry: a Pride and Prejudice Novel by Amanda Kai
Charlotte is a single woman who's been "stuck on the shelf". William is visiting town solely to pick out a suitable wife. Seizing the opportunity just days after they meet, they agree to wed. Their marriage of convenience soon grows into something more, but can it survive when Charlotte's ministry to a group of fallen women splits their parish community and sets them against each other?
Set within the timeline of Jane Austen's beloved classic, this Pride and Prejudice fan fiction is told through the eyes of Charlotte Lucas, a devoted Christian, and William Collins, a minister whose shallow faith runs contrary to the deeply rooted values his new bride holds. Against a backdrop of prejudice, religious hypocrisy, and moral vice, it will take compassion, love, and the power of faith to rescue Charlotte's prostitute friends from the grip of their evil employer and restore happiness to Charlotte and William in their Marriage and Ministry.
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