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Amanda Price never dreamed her obsession with Pride & Prejudice would become reality—until she steps through a mysterious door and finds herself in the middle of Jane Austen’s Regency world. Suddenly, she’s living at Pemberley, engaged to Mr. Darcy and fully immersed in a period drama dream come true.
But bliss turns to heartbreak when a single devastating truth threatens the world Amanda has grown to cherish. Staying would mean altering destinies and harming those she has come to love. She must return to modern-day London—but not before escaping the very people she is trying to protect.
⭐️ ‘LOST IN AUSTEN’ MINISERIES CONTINUES! ⭐️
EXCERPT (Edited for Length)
Duct tape in hand, Darcy was considering its end use. Peeling a little of the tape off the roll, he found it rather fascinating invention and immediately could think of a number of practical uses for it back at the stables of Pemberley. Darcy hoped this method would be more of a scare tactic than anything. There must be another way to get Amanda willingly back to a portal door without having to resort to such measures. “Darcy?” Quickly he put the roll of tape in the desk drawer and went over to the bathroom. “I am here, my love.” “Can I come out? I promise I will not try to run at least until checkout time.” Lowering his head closer to the door, he spoke in mock sternness. “I recall, madam, you vowed to not leave me and yet you did.” “No Darcy, I remember. I said I would love you forever, which I intend to do no matter what. You assumed wrong. So, I didn’t break my promise to you.” Recalling the context and passionate moment from which the words were said, she was correct; it was a promise kept. Admiration for her foresight in thinking filtered once again through his mind. “Say the words then, and I will believe you.” “I promise.” Darcy did not move and waited. “Okay, okay,” she sounded from behind the closed door. “I, Amanda Price, promise you, Fitzwilliam Darcy, not attempt to flee from this room until such time that we are required to vacate the premises. I’ll even seal it with a big kiss if you open the door.” A broad grin formed on his face, as he took the chair away and opened the door. “I was anticipating a similar conclusion. There is no better way to—” His jaw dropped. Inside, he expected her to be obediently subdued with piety, but instead, his eyes fell on a vision that expelled all breath and had him staring unblinkingly in manly worship. “Good lord, woman!” “Let me introduce you, Mr Darcy, to Victoria. Her last name is Secret. Care to say, hello?” Backing out, he slammed the door on her question. Stumbling awkwardly, he grabbed the chair, shoving it back under the doorknob. Breathing heavily, he put his back to the wall, hand flying up to knead the sexual pressure from what he witnessed from his tired eyes. The squared cooling box loomed before him with its array of miniature, bottled relaxants. Dropping his hand, he moved resolutely towards it, acknowledging one reality in his fortitude in reducing the amount of drink—being prepared is impossible where Miss Amanda Price was concerned—and therefore, for medicinal purposes to give him needed strength, this exception was acceptable. Twisting the cap off the first bottle, he raised it towards the closed door. Cheers to her, and cheers to Miss Victoria Secret. To be sure, both worthy opponents. Darcy downed the entire contents without blinking once.
I only gave this 2 stars. First, you have to have seen the 4 part tv mini-series Lost in Austen first before you could truly understand this book as our modern day heroine goes back and forth through time to fictional historic britian and into the pages of Austen's Pride & Prejudice. The author is very long winded as this is 717 pages, which is at least 200 pages more than necessary. It started dragging so much that I started skimming the pages looking for good bits and skipping over stuff. I'm even skipping the very end because I felt like I read the ending and she's still got a chapter or more left after the obvious end. I'm done. I've had enough of this long winded book. So while at times it was enjoyable, it got boring. It's just too long. Needs severe edits.
I have read some of the reviews about mistakes, I will note the author states in the forward that she apologies for any mistakes and honestly it didn’t bother me. What I was interested in the plot. I loved the Lost in Austen series and this author gave me what happened after Amanda and Darcy got together at the end of the series and so much more. Lady Catherine is a bit more evil and surprising in this variation. George Wickham’s character makes the book worth the read. Darcy is so much more than I ever dreamed his character would be if I was Amanda and traveled through the door. He plays piano and sings, yes I know right! I laughed out loud and couldn’t stop reading it until I finished it. I had to rewatch the series again. I will definitely be adding this to my library.
I love lost in Austen was so happy to find this and read what could happen. If there was a second season of the show I love reading this I envision every moment as if I was watching the show amazing job great job slight typos but still good published fanfiction
Amanda is living her best life until . . . Should she return tomorrow times and leave the man of her dreams? What will happen to Lizzy? Jane? I do this I this story could've been told well in I half the time but I kept going to the end!