Laura Hile

During the evening of the Netherfield Ball, Darcy and Collins are next to a folly when lightning strikes and they swap bodies and are now trapped. But Collins (Darcy) is at Longbourn house with Elizabeth. Can he repent of his past behaviour, can Elizabeth fall in love with him, and what of Darcy (Collins) subjected to Caroline Bingley and Lady Catherine de Bough. What can he learn.
Would have liked more of Collins as Darcy, and the minor characters.

In this Persuasion sequel Elizabeth Elliot is the last of the sisters to be unmarried. Is it her time now. But who will she chose. Her cousin Elliot, and Rushworth are eager. A well-written, easy to read story.
I like this Elizabeth, which is a surprise. Now I will have to read the rest of this trilogy.

Some very enjoyable well-written stories. Two were straight Darcy Elizabeth stories. A nice mix of characters from three of Jane Austen books in The Christmas Matchmaker, and a Mansfield Park short story which is a very rare treat.

In this Persuasion sequel (Book 2) Elizabeth Elliot's problems continue. Having fallen for poor Patrick Gill can she give up Mr. Rushworth and his fortune even if he is getting a divorce. With Sir Walter's debt mounting what can be done. And what are Lady Russell's plans
A very enjoyable well-written story, I like this Elizabeth in the first Book and I continue to do so. Sir Walter and Mary Musgrove are as annoying as ever.