Mary finds herself much sought after as Colonel Fitzwilliam installs her at Rosings Park. Find additional chapters HERE Chapter 12 Several hours later, the butler ushered her into the manor. His real name was Barkley, but the colonel had taken to calling him Small Tom. Sadly, the man looked more like a small Tom than …
In which Mary has a very strong opinion.? Find additional chapters HERE. Chapter 11 Icy, prickly cold descended in Charlotte’s little parlor. The kind of cold that frequented Longbourn when Papa had a bad day. The kind of cold that sent Lydia and Kitty running for cover and Mama making him tea with a liberal …
Fitzwilliam sets upon a course of action, but is it the right one? Find additional chapters HERE Chapter 10 Some might construe that she deserved Collins’s correction, but some might equally construe that it was Fitzwilliam’s fault that she was put in such a position in the first place. He raked his fingers through his …
Fitzwilliam discovers a troubling secret. What will he do with it though? Find additional chapters HERE Chapter 9 Sleep did not come easily or quickly. Michaels, not unlike the Earl of Matlock, had a penchant for words that lingered in one’s mind even to the point of sleepless distraction. Are you not a middle …
Will Fitzwilliam eat crow in the hopes of saving Rosings Park? Find additional chapters HERE Chapter 8 Fitzwilliam stood rooted in place. Michaels and Miss Bennet shrank in the distance, finally getting lost behind the trees. He raked his hair and huffed. The audacity of the man! How dare Michaels speak to him, the Master …
Small Tom, the butler, knows better than to get in Mary’s way, but is Col. Fitzwilliam equally wise? Find additional chapters HERE Chapter 7 A se’nnight! For a full se’nnight she had held her tongue, patiently giving Colonel Fitzwilliam the opportunity to prove that he had not only heard her, but that he had also taken …
Mr. Collins has some surprising news in today’s chapter. Find additional chapters HERE Chapter 6 The clock chimed five o’clock and the table was set for dinner. And then it chimed six. Mary and Charlotte sat in the back parlor, looking at each other, or rather trying not to look at Mr. Collins. The final …
Mary finds her patience tried this Sunday. Find additional chapters HERE Chapter 5 Sunday came, exactly as it did every week. Mary sat beside Charlotte at the front of the church, exactly as she did every week. The parishioners took their seats exactly as they did every week. The church looked exactly as it always …
How will Fitzwilliam fare as the reign of the Queen of Rosings Park comes to an end? Find additional chapters HERE Chapter 4 Fitzwilliam navigated the narrow, steep servant’s stairway. Stray beams of light peeked through odd openings in the walls. Dust motes twinkled in the beams. Cobwebs dangled from the walls, reaching for him as …
An unexpected guest for Mary Bennet may change things at Rosings Park. Find additional chapters HERE Chapter 3 She walked along the path to Rosings, opting for the one that led through the woods. Though the sunny path was Mr. Collins’ preference—it was overlooked by the windows of several of the manor’s principal rooms. She relished …
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