Elizabeth Said, Darcy Said Series by Colin Rowland, Kay Springsteen

What if Elizabeth Bennet's first meeting with Fitzwilliam Darcy had gone from bad to worse?If not for her best friend, Charlotte Lucas, Elizabeth would have chosen to stay home rather than attend the assembly in Meryton, where she would have to compete with too many women for so few eligible men.When she overhears Mr. Darcy insulting not only her, but every woman in the entire county, she takes it upon herself to let him know what she thinks of him and his reprehensible opinion... moreWhat if Elizabeth Bennet's first meeting with Fitzwilliam Darcy had gone from bad to worse?If not for her best friend, Charlotte Lucas, Elizabeth would have chosen to stay home rather than attend the assembly in Meryton, where she would have to compete with too many women for so few eligible men.When she overhears Mr. Darcy insulting not only her, but every woman in the entire county, she takes it upon herself to let him know what she thinks of him and his reprehensible opinion.Her remarks are the beginning of a series of arguments and misunderstandings between her and Mr. Darcy which culminate in him storming out of the hall in a rage.Will Mr. Bingley's attempts to play the role of peacemaker bring the two combatants together?See if they can put their differences aside in the Pride and Prejudice Variation, Miss Elizabeth's Unforgettable Assembly, the first novella in the new series from author Colin Rowland, Elizabeth Said, Darcy Said.Don't wait, purchase your copy TODAY! less

Darcy's evening at the Meryton assembly started poorly, and it doesn't appear as though it will improve.What should have been a private conversation with his closest friend, Mr. Bingley, was interrupted by an eavesdropper who did not have the common sense or decency to keep her opinions to herself. He tried to soothe her injured feelings, but his efforts were scorned and belittled, and he is not sure what he should do next... moreDarcy's evening at the Meryton assembly started poorly, and it doesn't appear as though it will improve.What should have been a private conversation with his closest friend, Mr. Bingley, was interrupted by an eavesdropper who did not have the common sense or decency to keep her opinions to herself. He tried to soothe her injured feelings, but his efforts were scorned and belittled, and he is not sure what he should do next. Because of the argument she started, he is being unfairly judged by everyone in the building.Adding to his woes, the woman is the sister of Bingley's new love interest and someone Darcy noticed almost as soon as they entered the assembly hall.Darcy would prefer to spend his time getting to know this woman, but she has rebuffed all his attempts. She will not listen to anything he says and even had the audacity to fault his good-natured attempts to confess his own flaws!If she was any other woman, he would walk away with no regrets, but Miss Elizabeth's mere proximity fills his senses and clouds his thoughts.How can he declare his intentions if she won't stop insulting him long enough to make his acquaintance?Will a single unfortunate mistake keep him from the woman he was meant to marry, or can he convince her to set her enmity aside?Explore Darcy's side of the story in the Pride and Prejudice Variation, Mr. Darcy's Unforgettable Assembly, Part Two in the Elizabeth Said, Darcy Said series from author Colin Rowland.Get your copy today! less