Darcy, Lizzy and Emma: A Pride and Prejudice Regency Variation

I hope you enjoy it!. What if Emma Woodhouse, Jane Austen's most tenacious character, arrives in Meryton to visit her Bingley cousins and determines to perform a little match making? Emma has a fortnight to meet her promise - three matches for her three friends, Elizabeth, Jane, and Charlotte. Bake for a fortnight, and presto: three happy endings, or maybe even four? This is a full length Darcy and Elizabeth Regency novel. What could possibly go wrong? What could possibly go right? Take a full cup of humor; add a sprinkling of angst and stir

Erika L Hoemke said A cute P&P/Emma mash-up. This is a story I could not pass up with it containing Emma and Mr Knightly. I have to say that when I first read that Emma was a cousin to the Bingleys I was skeptical, knowing Emma's love of the distinction of classes and the Bingleys being from trade. But I have to say it was an enjoyable mash-up seeing that Emma is a good adversary to Caroline, and is in equal spirits as Elizabeth.Emma is on a vacation to vivisection the Bingleys at Netherfield, this occurs shortly after Miss Taylor becomes Mrs Weston. I just love how straight forward and observing Emma truly is, for instance at the first meal she reads Mr Darcy's stiff postu. What a Treat! Definitely a book worthy of five stars! There was something for every reader in this bookromance, comedy, drama. The interweaving of characters from Pride and Prejudice and Emma was ingenious. Thank you Ms. Silverstone for total original, diverting plot!. A new twist I read a lot of JAFF, and after a while, it seems like it's all been done plotwise. I was wrong about that. This plot is totally unique from what I've read. Take a bumbling matchmaker from another Austen classic and mix her in with the P&P cast who bumble their own matches and you get a totally diverting story that I thoroughly enjoyed. I highly recommend it.