Till Death Us Do Part - Book 2

A Pride and Prejudice Variation

By: Wade H Mann

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

"FAIR WARNING, MR. DARCY!"

She shouts it at the top of her lungs as his carriage races away. Whether he hears depends on a father's split-second grab, a frightened boy, and the chaos of a coaching inn yard.

Elizabeth Bennet never wanted to marry Fitzwilliam Darcy. He's certain she compromised him deliberately. She knows she didn't. And both are spectacularly wrong about everything else.

A marriage neither wanted. A separation neither expected. And months of turmoil to determine if a marriage created through guile and necessity can become something more.

Elizabeth agreed to the bargain: six months to earn one kind word from Fitzwilliam Darcy. Then he left her at Pemberley with a list of restrictions and departed on mysterious family business, taking all her answers with him.

As she creates an unexpected life in her new home—confused servants, hostile relatives, forbidden books, and surprising allies—Darcy faces trials that force him to question everything he believed about honour, duty, and the wife he abandoned.

But their story might have changed at Hatfield, in the seconds between Elizabeth's shout and the screaming chaos of a near-tragedy. Did he hear her? Did he turn back?

Your choice between two endings decides whether understanding comes early—or costs them both dearly.

Separate Story Lines of E&D!

At the beginning of the story, I was unsure if I would like it, but to be honest, I couldn’t stop listening to it and became engrossed! I always love learning new things and for this I needed to look up Typhoid fever and learned a lot about it. Our beloved Darcy’s got separated after only 2 hours of wedded bliss and didn’t find each other until 6 years later. That part was a bit sad, but it all works out in the end and I loved the story a lot! It was so enjoyable and I learned a bit as well! Give it a listen and see if you like it too!

Same Song, Second Verse

I found this book rather disappointing since I couldn't distinguish it from Book 1 except for the existence of an epilogue. I suspect that Book 1 should have been a different story, given that there are several references to events (such as Bingley's marriage to Anne de Bourgh) that are nowhere told about in either of the three books. I would like to hear the whole story, since I have enjoyed what I have heard.

Repeat of Part 1

The only material difference between part 1 and part 2 was the epilogue, as far as I could tell. Disappointing waste of time.