Falling Slowly

A Pride & Prejudice Novella

By: Christie Capps

Narrated by: Stevie Zimmerman

When pride meets gravity

Elizabeth Bennet loathes insufferable Mr. Darcy. When a series of mishaps repeatedly throws them into each other’s company—first with her unconscious at Netherfield, then him injured at Rosings—Elizabeth begins to see a different side of the proud man she thought she knew. But it’s not until Pemberley that Elizabeth realizes her greatest enemy has somehow become the man with whom she has fallen deeply in love. If only she could be sure that he feels the same for her. Can two stubborn hearts and three accidental tumbles result in the wedding of a lifetime? This tender, low-angst Regency variation of Jane Austen’s Pride & Prejudice proves that pride does indeed come before a fall…and that, in this case, love always comes after.

©2024 Joy D. King (P)2025 Joy D. King

Falling “In Love” with our dearest Elizabeth and Darcy is now another favorite!

I love how the author didn’t need a bunch of secondary characters in this story. No angst. Just falling over each other made it the sweetest HEA!

Really enjoyed this short one!

I normally listen to stories way longer, but it was refreshing to have a book that finished within a few hours. The storyline was quite original and I enjoyed it totally.

An automatic read / Listen!

This is from my review of the ebook & below is the audiobook thoughts:
4 1/2 rounded up
Each of Christie Capps' (Joy Dawn King) stories are a "joy" to read. They are individually unique and I love that you can enjoy a complete story in one sitting.

In this sweet story, both Darcy and Elizabeth have an accident at different times where the other rescues or cares for them. Each of these times, they learn a little bit more of the other. Both Darcy and Elizabeth start to see their errors, prejudices and pride, thus able to work through them without collateral damage or excessive anger.

This was an automatic read as soon as I saw that it was available on KU. This will be a story I will gladly buy and re-read. Thank you, Joy, for another wonderful story!

Now add this this the excellent narration of Stevie Zimmerman and I love this story even more!!!

Great read.

This was a shortish novella about ODC. Great narrative by Stevie Zimmerman. As always great Jaff.

Very good but don’t hurt my people

Well written and well performed - Darcy and Elizabeth were kept apart too long and Elizabeth’s role in Darcy’s accident was glossed over