Fitzwilliam Darcy's Wager

Dimensions of Darcy, Book 4

By: Jennifer Joy

Narrated by: Stevie Zimmerman

He has one shot at regaining Pemberley.

Fitzwilliam Darcy has worked tirelessly to earn back his family's estate. But the current master of Pemberley holds all the cards, and he knows his advantage.

She has one shot at finding love.

Elizabeth Bennet lays her happiness on the line when her freedom is threatened. Now, she has one month in London to fall in love her way, or she will have to marry to secure their home.

One toss of the dice will choose the winner.

With the help of Darcy's mother and sister, Elizabeth finds her place in society–and in Darcy's heart. Can a cautious man be convinced that love is a risk worth taking? The odds are stacked against him when Darcy faces an impossible choice: Pemberley or Elizabeth?

Fitzwilliam Darcy's Wager is a sweet and clean romantic suspense variation of Jane Austen's timeless classic, Pride and Prejudice. It's the fourth book in the Dimensions of Darcy series of standalone novels.

©2020 Jennifer Joy Ramirez (P)2020 Jennifer Joy Ramirez

Wonderful!

This story was delightfully lighthearted and entertaining! Just what I needed, not too much angst or any negativity. Every character acted as they should, and Darcy was even better than in P&P.
Having Lady Anne and a much humbler Darcy was a refreshing experience.

Loved this one !

I’ve listened to many Jane Austen variations and this is among my favorites now, as is the author, and of course the magnificent narration.

I enjoyed the more original storyline that deviated from the expected.

Also, there are certain elements that appeal to me personally such as the initial interaction between ODC and the development of the relationship, This book checked that box.

There are also certain characters I don’t need to have in the forefront of the story - Check.

This book had the right amount of mystery, romance, banter, and intrigue.

I could not stop listening and eagerly anticipated resolution of the various situations presented. Can definitely read/listen to this again. Great JAFF!