Extraordinary Devotion: A Pride and Prejudice Novella Variation

by Rose Fairbanks

They say distance makes the heart grow fonder…

As a soldier, Richard Fitzwilliam takes orders. He obeys without question until commands to give up the love of his life and fire on his countrymen throws him into turmoil.

Not so long ago, losing love crushed Lady Belinda Crenshaw’s heart. Unexpectedly, she found a second chance with Colonel Fitzwilliam. Now, an old family nemesis has triggered a plot which will separate them forever.

Once bitten and twice shy, Richard and Belinda find themselves in a tempest with no rescue device. Foes near and far attempt to divide them, testing their faithfulness to its limits. With enemies surrounding them, can they trust each other?

*Please this is a sequel to Sufficient Encouragement. Reading Renewed Hope is optional but the basis of Sufficient Encouragement will allow for the most enjoyment of this book.
* This is novella is 21,000 words long and 200 pages in print.

78 pages, Kindle Edition

Published October 11, 2017

About the author

Rose Fairbanks believes in grace, redemption, and the enduring power of love rooted in faith. Drawn to the elegance and charm of the Regency era, she writes stories where ballroom whispers and country walks are just the beginning. After a deep renewal of her walk with God, she felt called to infuse her historical romances with the truth of the Gospel. Each novel shares the timeless message of God’s love, set against the backdrop of a world filled with duty, honor, and second chances. Through every page, she invites readers to discover the greatest love story ever told.

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Reviews

[Barb · Rating 4 out of 5]

I have no issues with reading a series of books, however, I expect each book to be complete with a beginning a middle and an end. In other words, chopping one book into multiple parts and calling it a novella is not what I expect from an author. This story, Extraordinary Devotion, begins in the middle of a story. You have to have read the prior "books" in the series in order to understand what has happened. The author makes no effort to recap the prior information except in the most superficial manner. I will not be reading the remainder of these "novellas" in this series due to this practice.

[Kristin · Rating 3 out of 5]

This is the third book in the When Love Blooms series and you can tell. I haven't read any other books in the series as the premises didn't interest me, it probably would have been easier to read the rest of them as it definitely carries on from other stories. I would have preferred it to be more free standing. The basic story is interesting, but made complex by other story threads.

[Joan · Rating 4 out of 5]

Avid Reader

This was a pleasant and quick read. Fitzwilliam will finally have the wife that he deserves. I am more interested in Truman and Caroline Bingley . While the next book is about Anne and James Fitzwilliam, the elopement will also be discussed.