Hearts Bound Together as One — P.O. Dixon

❝There could have never been two hearts so open, no tastes so similar, no feelings so in unison, no countenances so beloved.❞
-- Jane Austen

A Limited Edition Collection!
Here's a chance to add to your growing collection of Pride and Prejudice 'what-if' stories with two P. O. Dixon stories for under the price of one, plus a special bonus story just because.


Book One - Only a Heartbeat Away

Long before they meet, Miss Elizabeth Bennet entertains notions of Mr. Darcy as being good-natured, compassionate, and exceedingly handsome. Indeed, everything a gentleman ought to be. In light of the ardent disdain that he incites in her family and friends at the Meryton assembly, reconciling her favorable impression of him proves deeply unsettling. Hence she goes about making out his true nature. Boasting to the gentleman of an acquaintance with his worst enemy, however, hardly recommends her to him.

Tempestuous sparks promise to ignite into passionate flames as Darcy and Elizabeth endeavor to sketch each other's character.

Book Two - Miss Elizabeth Bennet: Where the Heart Lives

Mr. Darcy emerges as a hero in Miss Elizabeth Bennet's eyes almost from the start. With such a beginning, one might think the journey to happily ever after for Jane Austen's beloved couple would be absent any bumps in the road. On the contrary. There are quite a few fires to be put out along the way.

BONUS BOOK!
Lady Harriette: Fitzwilliam's Heart and Soul

Their hasty courtship and subsequent marriage notwithstanding, Colonel Fitzwilliam finds himself deeply in love with his beautiful wife. However, having seduced his innocent young bride, a single question haunts him -- does he truly deserve his happiness?

Her husband's lack of fortune never concerned Lady Harriette. She loves him. Young, spirited, and confident, she has always enjoyed a charmed life. When Richard's past lands on their doorstep, suspicion rears its head, and Harriette's questions go unanswered. Seeking explanations on her own is her only recourse. Will she uncover more than she bargained for?

524 pages, Kindle Edition