Showing results for "Luca" in Regency

In 1813, upon her marriage to Mr. Collins, the rector of Hunsford Parsonage, Charlotte Collins née Lucas left her childhood home in Hertfordshire for Kent, where she is set to live out her life as the parson’s wife, in an endless procession of dinners at Rosings Park, household chores, correspondence, and minding her poultry. But Mrs. Collins carries with her a secret, a peculiar preference, which is destined to turn all her carefully laid plans on their head.

Felicity Taylor and her guardian, Lucas Kincaid, don't see eye to eye on many things, but they both agree that her twenty-first birthday can't come quickly enough. Felicity is an heiress, but she'll lose her fortune if she marries without Kincaid's consent. Unless, of course, she waits until she comes of age, when she'll be able to marry without his permission. And since Felicity hates to ask Kincaid for anything, she's chosen to wait until she turns twenty-one to make her society debut.

A young lady, socially excluded with a secret. A young, eligible, socially awkward bachelor. What happens when their worlds collide and the young man learns her secret?

Mr. and Mrs. Bennet have five lovely daughters. However, all is not as it seems. Can the girls find true love when a couple of newcomers enter the area, or will the family's secrets lead to heartbreak and despair?

Anne Elliot is engaged to Captain Frederick Wentworth. Her father and sisters along with a family friend, Lady Russell, frown on Anne's engagement to Captain Wentworth - whom they perceive to be nothing more than a lowly captain.

Elizabeth and Fitzwilliam Darcy have been happily married for more than 40 years. They have had children and enjoyed a wonderful life together. Elizabeth recently noticed that her husband seems to be forgetting things or thinking the past is the present. She decides to write a journal for him—reminding him of their lives together and the love that they shared.