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Reader Feedback: “To me, this is his best book thus far. The suspense was almost unbearable at times. My heart was literally in my throat.” “This is probably the best, can't put it down, nail biting rendition of one of the best pieces of literature of this era of English literature.” “This story is so moving and completely different from other P&P variations. The characters are very well written and executed. The emotions put into every chapter make you feel for Elizabeth's character so much. I would recommend this book to anyone that would enjoy a P&P variation that not only stems from just one what if, but adds countless others through the story.” ***** The cruelty of an all-consuming grudge is enough to drive a nine-year-old Elizabeth Bennet from her family home to spend the rest of her childhood with the Gardiners. When she is nineteen, her family calls her home, and she heeds the summons with her head held high, only to discover that the prejudice against her has not abated with time . . . . ***** “I will not. If you have brought me here for such silliness, then I wonder why I was summoned home at all. The Gardiners will be passing through shortly on their way to Ireland. Perhaps it is best that I accompany them, as I am obviously not welcome here.” “There is another thing you may wish to consider, Mrs. Bennet. I am more than a decade your senior. The time of your removal to the hedgerows may be upon you sooner than you would have thought possible. Think on that when you consider how you will receive my heir on the morrow.” “. . . my mother and father have taught you all to hate me, yet they have never given any reason for it. I have been made the pariah, the faceless, hated sister, despite no reason ever being given for my being shunned. There is no direction for this hatred. It is all so senseless. I wish I had never returned.” Scroll up to enter a new world based on Jane Austen’s classic!

Jann Rowland was born in Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada. He enjoys reading, sports, and he also dabbles a little in music, taking pleasure in singing and playing the piano. Though Jann did not start writing until his mid-twenties, writing has grown from a hobby to an all-consuming passion. His interest in Jane Austen stems from his university days when he took a class in which Pride and Prejudice was required reading. Acting on Faith is his first published novel, but he envisions many more in the coming years, both within the Pride and Prejudice universe and without. He now lives in Alberta, with his wife of more than twenty years, and his three children.