A Chance Encounter in Pemberley Woods

A Pride & Prejudice Variation

By: Brigid Huey

Narrated by: Emily Wylie

A surprise meeting

A baby alone in the woods

And a second chance at love.

Fitzwilliam Darcy returns to his beloved Pemberley with one thing on his mind — to forget Elizabeth Bennet. Riding ahead of his party and racing a storm, he happens upon the very woman he wants to avoid. To his astonishment, she is holding a baby whose name and parentage are unknown.

Elizabeth Bennet never dreamed she had wandered into Pemberley’s woods on her afternoon walk. But when she finds an infant alone in the storm, she turns to the last man in the world she wants to see — and the only one who can help them both.

As the mystery of the baby’s identity intensifies, Elizabeth finds Mr. Darcy to be quite different from what she expected. But when the child’s family is discovered, will the truth bring them together or tear them apart?

©2019 Brigid Huey (P)2020 Brigid Huey

Sweet story. Good narrator.

Needed an epilogue. And perhaps more time after the wedding showing Darcy, Lizzy, Georgina and Daisy together.

Great story

I enjoyed this story very much, an unusual plot and a lot of great Darcy and Elizabeth interactions. Beautiful moments of Darcy and a baby and Elizabeth learning about his true character by observing him. I love stories based mostly at Pemberley and this one is one of my favorite. I hated that Wickham got away with his crimes again and I kind of missed a closure on a couple of threads.

The narrator was new to me but very satisfying, I especially enjoyed tender moments with the baby and between D&E.
Highly recommend.

enjoyed

I liked the narrator very much. the book showed more too the complications of who Darcy was.

Sweet

An enjoyable listen.
Especially liked how Darcy was written .
A technical issue with 2 chapters , out of order , messed up the flow of the story for me.
Again, a sweet enjoyable listen.

Great story

This story finds Darcy on his way home, after Hundsford, in the rain when he comes across Lizzy with a bundle in her arms.

That is the extent of the spoiler I will give you, but the story that unfolds from there is one of two people hoping the other will forgive them and learning to hope for more than just forgiveness.

The narrator took just a little to get used to as she ends words with a hard ending. The Ts are so hard at times it sounds like she is spitting. Otherwise, the voice characterizations are appropriate