Two Days in November

He loves her, though he doesn't think he should — until, of course, he must. Fitzwilliam Darcy's heart says Elizabeth Bennet should be his wife. His head is not certain his heart is wise. While he is attempting to sort out what he thinks he should do and what he truly wants to do, he comes across a distraught Elizabeth. The conversation they share and the secret he learns about her sister quickly put an end to his inner struggle for there is really only one thing he must do. He must help protect her sister from heartbreak and hope, that in the end, his own heart will not be left in tatters. Two Days in November is a novelette of just over 10,000 words and is the third installment in Leenie Brown's Teatime Tales Collection of Austen-inspired quick reads. If you're looking for an entertaining escape from the everyday, where matters of the heart find welcome friendship with logic and reason, then you'll love this story about taking up a scheme to help a new acquaintance and finding a happy future along the way. So put the kettle on, download your copy of Two Days in November, and steal away with Mr. Darcy as he and Elizabeth decipher the code to happily ever after. ~*~ [This story was previously published in a shorter form as part of a Teatime Tales short story anthology. That original short story has now been lengthened into this novelette.] Darcy and Elizabeth embark on a plan to bring happiness to Jane He loves her, though he doesn't think he should — until, of course, he must.Fitzwilliam Darcy's heart says Elizabeth Bennet should be his wife. His head is not certain his heart is wise. While he is attempting to sort out what he thinks he should do and what he truly wants to do, he comes across a distraught Elizabeth. The conversation they share and the secret he learns about her sister quickly put an end to his inner struggle for there is really only one thing he must do. He must help protect her sister from heartbreak and hope, that in the end, his own heart will not be left in tatters.