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    Pride and Sensuality: A Darcy and Elizabeth Short Story
    Expecting His Wife: A Darcy and Elizabeth Short Story
    Expecting His Proposal: A Darcy and Elizabeth Short Story
    Audiobook series4 titles

    Darcy and Elizabeth Short Stories Series

    Written by P. O. Dixon

    Narrated by Pearl Hewitt

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    About this series

    "A quick, lighthearted, and engaging little story that fashions Jane Austen's words into a promising 'happy for now' ending."

    If you've read and enjoyed Dixon's other Darcy and Elizabeth Short Stories, you'll enjoy this one too. What if two weeks after the Meryton assembly Darcy no longer wishes to deny his increasing fascination with the bewitching Miss Elizabeth Bennet and her amazing eyes? What if he's the last man in the world she wishes to spend time with owing to his tendency of saying the wrong thing at the wrong time? Will he persuade her to give him another chance to earn her good opinion?

    ● All books in the Darcy and Elizabeth Short Stories series are stand-alone and may be read and enjoyed in any order. A Tender Moment: A Darcy and Elizabeth Short Story is Regency Romance author, P. O. Dixon's sixteenth adaptation of Jane Austen's timeless classic, Pride and Prejudice.


    What listeners said about A Tender Moment

    "A Wonderful Moment ... Once again, P.O. Dixon and Pearl Hewitt have made a wonderful story come to life and made the reader and listener see the scenes with Elizabeth and Darcy and let us relive the moment where Elizabeth's tender feelings start."

    "She [Pearl Hewitt] did an outstanding job, providing distinct and consistent voices for Darcy and Elizabeth. Bravo!"

    "The author, P.O. Dixon, did a good job on this short story! For a short story, it manages to pack a punch (so to speak). The narrator, Pearl Hewitt, did a really good job delivering this story to us with her multiple voices and accents. I found this short story to be very entertaining."

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherRegents and Cotswold Book Group
    Release dateJun 1, 2014
    Pride and Sensuality: A Darcy and Elizabeth Short Story
    Expecting His Wife: A Darcy and Elizabeth Short Story
    Expecting His Proposal: A Darcy and Elizabeth Short Story

    Titles in the series (4)

    • 1

      Expecting His Proposal: A Darcy and Elizabeth Short Story
      Expecting His Proposal: A Darcy and Elizabeth Short Story

      Expecting His Proposal: A Darcy and Elizabeth Short Story

      P. O. Dixon
      4/5 - 5 ratings
      4/5 - 5 ratings

      In this Pride and Prejudice short story, what if Darcy had not insulted Elizabeth at the Meryton assembly, but had danced with her instead? What if Elizabeth had refused to listen to anything negative that George Wickham had to say about Darcy? What if Elizabeth had been so preoccupied with thoughts of the master of Pemberley that by the time his visit to Kent was coming to an end, she was expecting his proposal? What listeners have said about Expecting His Proposal "This is a sweet quick read I listened to in one sitting. The narration was great, Pearl Hewitt brings the characters to life and is always a pleasure to listen to." "Expecting His Proposal met all my expectations once again, from reading the book to listening to the audiobook. It brought laughter and sighs and made me smile in happiness to listen to yet another masterpiece." "Pearl Hewitt brings humor and passion into the characters of the story, and brings them to life, which makes the story even better than if one only read the book." "I just love narrator Pearl Hewitt. She has a spunk and sassiness in her readings that make listening very enjoyable." "Firstly, I want to say that Pearl Hewitt has the most beautiful voice ever. I instantly felt in sync with this story due to her natural vocal talent. She has great voice inflections and even greater control. Absolutely lovely." "The story was also amazing. I loved the dialogue. This was a nice cozy yet powerful short story."

      In this Pride and Prejudice short story, what if Darcy had not insulted Elizabeth at the Meryton assembly, but had danced with her instead? What if Elizabeth had refused to listen to anything negative that George Wickham had to say about Darcy? What if Elizabeth had been so preoccupied with thoughts of the master of Pemberley that by the time his visit to Kent was coming to an end, she was expecting his proposal? What listeners have said about Expecting His Proposal "This is a sweet quick read I listened to in one sitting. The narration was great, Pearl Hewitt brings the characters to life and is always a pleasure to listen to." "Expecting His Proposal met all my expectations once again, from reading the book to listening to the audiobook. It brought laughter and sighs and made me smile in happiness to listen to yet another masterpiece." "Pearl Hewitt brings humor and passion into the characters of the story, and brings them to life, which makes the story even better than if one only read the book." "I just love narrator Pearl Hewitt. She has a spunk and sassiness in her readings that make listening very enjoyable." "Firstly, I want to say that Pearl Hewitt has the most beautiful voice ever. I instantly felt in sync with this story due to her natural vocal talent. She has great voice inflections and even greater control. Absolutely lovely." "The story was also amazing. I loved the dialogue. This was a nice cozy yet powerful short story."

    • 2

      Pride and Sensuality: A Darcy and Elizabeth Short Story
      Pride and Sensuality: A Darcy and Elizabeth Short Story

      Pride and Sensuality: A Darcy and Elizabeth Short Story

      P. O. Dixon
      3/5 - 2 ratings
      3/5 - 2 ratings

      "Falling in love with Mr. Darcy was easy once she had made a start." As Darcy eagerly thinks about the happiness he and Elizabeth will share once they are married, he becomes restless and wonders if he will ever have a moment alone with her. Elizabeth is well aware of the frustration Darcy must be feeling. Not only does she have the key to his heart; she knows how to use it. ~ A lighthearted, whimsical, entertaining, yet ever so sensual tale of Darcy and Elizabeth's pleasurable pursuits pending their nuptials. What listeners have said about Pride and Sensuality "Very romantic and a slow burn attraction. it has both the innocence and awakening of first love." "Sexy in its innocence. Portrays sweet tender moments of our engaged couple. I was amused in their search for privacy and lack of success." "P.O. Dixon's writing style and Pearl Hewitt's easy listening voice are a perfect combination for a great listen." "Fitzwilliam Darcy and Mr. Bennet - so brilliantly performed by Pearl Hewitt!" "I can't decide where Pride and Sensuality ranks between Dixon's books, as they are all really really good!"

      "Falling in love with Mr. Darcy was easy once she had made a start." As Darcy eagerly thinks about the happiness he and Elizabeth will share once they are married, he becomes restless and wonders if he will ever have a moment alone with her. Elizabeth is well aware of the frustration Darcy must be feeling. Not only does she have the key to his heart; she knows how to use it. ~ A lighthearted, whimsical, entertaining, yet ever so sensual tale of Darcy and Elizabeth's pleasurable pursuits pending their nuptials. What listeners have said about Pride and Sensuality "Very romantic and a slow burn attraction. it has both the innocence and awakening of first love." "Sexy in its innocence. Portrays sweet tender moments of our engaged couple. I was amused in their search for privacy and lack of success." "P.O. Dixon's writing style and Pearl Hewitt's easy listening voice are a perfect combination for a great listen." "Fitzwilliam Darcy and Mr. Bennet - so brilliantly performed by Pearl Hewitt!" "I can't decide where Pride and Sensuality ranks between Dixon's books, as they are all really really good!"

    • 2

      Expecting His Wife: A Darcy and Elizabeth Short Story
      Expecting His Wife: A Darcy and Elizabeth Short Story

      Expecting His Wife: A Darcy and Elizabeth Short Story

      P. O. Dixon
      0 ratings
      0 ratings

      Miss Elizabeth Bennet has accepted Mr. Darcy’s proposal. Wedding plans are well underway. What could possibly go wrong? What happens when Elizabeth’s Hertfordshire relations and Mr. Darcy’s aristocratic relations come face to face? Is the couple’s abiding love enough to ensure their path to happily ever after, or will a mishap or two get in their way? You’ll love how this fast-paced, diverting short story of lasting love and ultimate acceptance unfolds.

      Miss Elizabeth Bennet has accepted Mr. Darcy’s proposal. Wedding plans are well underway. What could possibly go wrong? What happens when Elizabeth’s Hertfordshire relations and Mr. Darcy’s aristocratic relations come face to face? Is the couple’s abiding love enough to ensure their path to happily ever after, or will a mishap or two get in their way? You’ll love how this fast-paced, diverting short story of lasting love and ultimate acceptance unfolds.

    • 3

      A Tender Moment: A Darcy and Elizabeth Short Story
      A Tender Moment: A Darcy and Elizabeth Short Story

      A Tender Moment: A Darcy and Elizabeth Short Story

      P. O. Dixon
      4/5 - 4 ratings
      4/5 - 4 ratings

      "A quick, lighthearted, and engaging little story that fashions Jane Austen's words into a promising 'happy for now' ending." If you've read and enjoyed Dixon's other Darcy and Elizabeth Short Stories, you'll enjoy this one too. What if two weeks after the Meryton assembly Darcy no longer wishes to deny his increasing fascination with the bewitching Miss Elizabeth Bennet and her amazing eyes? What if he's the last man in the world she wishes to spend time with owing to his tendency of saying the wrong thing at the wrong time? Will he persuade her to give him another chance to earn her good opinion? ● All books in the Darcy and Elizabeth Short Stories series are stand-alone and may be read and enjoyed in any order. A Tender Moment: A Darcy and Elizabeth Short Story is Regency Romance author, P. O. Dixon's sixteenth adaptation of Jane Austen's timeless classic, Pride and Prejudice. What listeners said about A Tender Moment "A Wonderful Moment ... Once again, P.O. Dixon and Pearl Hewitt have made a wonderful story come to life and made the reader and listener see the scenes with Elizabeth and Darcy and let us relive the moment where Elizabeth's tender feelings start." "She [Pearl Hewitt] did an outstanding job, providing distinct and consistent voices for Darcy and Elizabeth. Bravo!" "The author, P.O. Dixon, did a good job on this short story! For a short story, it manages to pack a punch (so to speak). The narrator, Pearl Hewitt, did a really good job delivering this story to us with her multiple voices and accents. I found this short story to be very entertaining."

      "A quick, lighthearted, and engaging little story that fashions Jane Austen's words into a promising 'happy for now' ending." If you've read and enjoyed Dixon's other Darcy and Elizabeth Short Stories, you'll enjoy this one too. What if two weeks after the Meryton assembly Darcy no longer wishes to deny his increasing fascination with the bewitching Miss Elizabeth Bennet and her amazing eyes? What if he's the last man in the world she wishes to spend time with owing to his tendency of saying the wrong thing at the wrong time? Will he persuade her to give him another chance to earn her good opinion? ● All books in the Darcy and Elizabeth Short Stories series are stand-alone and may be read and enjoyed in any order. A Tender Moment: A Darcy and Elizabeth Short Story is Regency Romance author, P. O. Dixon's sixteenth adaptation of Jane Austen's timeless classic, Pride and Prejudice. What listeners said about A Tender Moment "A Wonderful Moment ... Once again, P.O. Dixon and Pearl Hewitt have made a wonderful story come to life and made the reader and listener see the scenes with Elizabeth and Darcy and let us relive the moment where Elizabeth's tender feelings start." "She [Pearl Hewitt] did an outstanding job, providing distinct and consistent voices for Darcy and Elizabeth. Bravo!" "The author, P.O. Dixon, did a good job on this short story! For a short story, it manages to pack a punch (so to speak). The narrator, Pearl Hewitt, did a really good job delivering this story to us with her multiple voices and accents. I found this short story to be very entertaining."

    Author

    P. O. Dixon

    Bestselling historical fiction author, P. O. Dixon, is a great admirer of Historical England and its fascinating days of yore. She, in particular, loves the Regency period with its strict mores and oh so proper decorum. Her ardent appreciation of Jane Austen's timeless works set her on the writer's journey. Visit podixon.com and find out more about Dixon's writings.

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