His Father's Last Gift: A Darcy and Elizabeth Variation (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781990607226)

Will family bring them together or tear them apart?

Before he died, Fitzwilliam Darcy's father left him one final gift - a set of letters. In them, Darcy has found both great solace and stinging admonition. As the date to receive the last letter approaches, Darcy finds himself taking his father's words to heart, amending his ways, and considering marriage.

Caring for an ill sister is never easy. Seeing to the safety of a sister's heart is even more challenging. Doing both, at the same time, is Elizabeth Bennet's task while at Netherfield. Just as she is assured that her dearest sister's health and heart are well on their way to being as they should be, a danger - or three - to the hearts and futures of her youngest sisters present themselves.

Spurred by the events unfolding around the Bennet sisters, the friendship between Darcy and Elizabeth swiftly jumps from just begun to what Darcy hopes will be their happy conclusion. Will he be able to secure his future happiness, or will a former acquaintance and Elizabeth's caring heart deprive him of ever being able to fulfill his father's final wish and his own deepest desire?

His Father's Last Gift is the fourth installment in Leenie Brown's Sweet Possibilities collection of Darcy and Elizabeth variations. If you like made-for-tv movie-style romances with strong family connections, then download your copy of His Father's Last Gift, and indulge in the sweet romantic possibility of undying love being found through the gift of a dying man.

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Book Length:

• just under 50,800 words

• 252 (5x8) paperback pages (also available in large print)

Each story is a complete romance and can stand alone. However, each story also has a Sweet Extras novelette sequel. These are the books in this series paired with their novelette-length sequels:

1. Matching Mr. Darcy (Moonlight, Mistletoe, and Mary)

2. Christmas in Gracechurch Street (Midnight with Mary)

3. With Quill and Ink (Charming Miss Mary)

4. His Father's Last Gift (Pretending to Love Mary)