Back To August
A letter was needed, something that was true to her feelings, there was nothing more that could be omitted from the soul, only hers. Even if this paper only came to burn in a fireplace next to the pen that wrote it. How could he have the nerve to send such nonsense to whom his heart seemed irreverently to remember?
Sinossi
Scritto da
Vedi profilo
Meu blog: miss-writerr.blogspot.com "Second star to the right and straight on 'til morning. ” ―J.M. Barrie,Peter Pan &...
Raccomandazioni
0Sii il primo a raccomandare questa storia agli altri lettori!
Altri simili
Inspired by the song of the same name by 3 Doors Down. "A hundred days have made me older Since the last moment I saw your pretty face Thousands of lies have made me colder And I don't know if I can see it in the same way But all the distance that separates us Disappears when I dream of your face."
A continuation of one of the best books produced and that captivates readers for 200 years by our dear Jane Austen. The word "end" doesn't mean that nothing else happened, from the moment Jane Austen decided to finish the book, the story of Fitzwilliam Darcy and Elizabeth Bennet didn't end there... Possibility of continuation after the rewriting and publication of this story.
Lizzy Bennett has always been a determined, yet lonely woman. She doesn't have a boyfriend and is always working. Her only family is her sister Jane. She and her two friends, Meredith and Joshua. Her whole life changes when she meets a strange man at the bar, who hands her a cell phone, as an apology for breaking hers when he bumps into her. Lizzy doesn't want the gift and tries to return it, but he leaves without giving her the chance. Then, on a walk in the park with her dog Boris, she feels her cell phone vibrate in her pocket. A flash takes over everything around her and when she opens her eyes she is in a London of two centuries past. And she meets none other than Mr Darcy. Lost and Pride and Prejudice fanfic.
The flutter of a single butterfly's wings could influence the natural course of things. How much could Georgina Darcy's presence change the natural course of history? When Darcy decides to visit his sister in Ramsgate, everything seems to get out of her control, he doesn't understand what is happening or how to react to such a situation and the people involved. Even daring to think that he might have done something crazy if his cousin, by fate, hadn't been present. Then, finally, having the bad decision to go with his sister to his friend's new country house. After all, nothing better than the society of the interior to calm the mood.
An English Young Lord and his family are going on a sailing trip, but something goes wrong and they end up where they can't even imagine.
