The Keys for Love

By: Wendi Sotis

Narrated by: Meghan Kelly

In this sweet, Pride and Prejudice-inspired, novella-length romance, William Darcy has finally torn himself away from work to join his sister at their vacation house in the Florida Keys. There, he meets his sister's new friend, Elizabeth Bennet, the housesitter staying next door.

©2014 Wendi Sotis (P)2014 Wendi Sotis

Very good

This is a great adaptation of the pride and prejudice story and very well narrated it’s a must for any fan of the story

Great Fun for the P &P/Jane Austen Lover!

Any additional comments?

It was fun new twist on the classic novel about Elizabeth Bennett and Fitzwilliam Darcy. It was a very clean read if you are concerned about that. It was a sweet, quick-paced short "read" and was a great for summer! Meghan Kelly did a great job narrating the book and the various characters. I find that not all narrators can accomplish the male character narration effectively but Ms. Kelly did! Some books are better read, and some books do well with narration. Meghan Kelly made this a fun book to listen to!

great story but it was too short

the story has everything that I love story needs with the exception of length I would have really liked this to have been a longer book. some more character development maybe. it was only a 2-hour book maybe if it was made into a 4-Hour book I would have been more satisfied still love the story though

Lighthearted and Sweet

A modern day Elizabeth and Darcy in the Keys. A very sweet story. Easy and short, I finished in one plane ride!

I liked it but not my favorite

I liked it but I didn't love it. I've never read Pride and Prejudice before so it was hard for me to like Will because of the way he treated Elizabeth when he first met her basically because she was the help. I know Darcy is a snob in the book so I didn't knock a star off for that because she was just following the book but it did kinda ruin it for me a little bit. Also, there was really no explanations of the women trying to use him for his money. It was mentioned a couple of times but never really talked about in any detail. It seemed too rushed to me like she crammed everything in there. It was a good story though and I liked the narrator.

I was given a copy for my honest review.