I’m not in the habit of rereading books—with two exceptions: the Asterix comics and Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen. Pride and Prejudice is a classic that is detailed observations of early 19th-century society all written with depth and a lot of humor. The book follows Elizabeth Bennet, the second oldest daughter of five, as…
Colin is heartbroken. His, what he thought, girlfriend Vera is marrying somebody else and he got the invitation to the wedding to prove it. In this state of mind, he travels to America and gets off the bus in New Cardiff. The reason? He liked the memorial statue. In the first minutes he is there…
The Corinthian Richard Wyndham is destined to marry a woman he doesn’t really like because both the families will benefit by this arrangement. The night before he is going to ask for her hand, he spends in a pub. Going home a little tipsy, he sees how a young person climbs out of a window…
“I thought you were a woman.”“But I’m not.”“No, you’re definitely not…” (swoons)(Personal stuff gets in the way.)“I love you.”“I love you too.” (about Plot Twist)
“You have to marry for money.”(He doesn’t.) (about Lies and Weddings)
“I love you against my will.”“I hate you.”(Mr. Darcy writes a letter.)“I still love you.”“I love you too.” (about Pride and Prejudice and the official text on The Project Gutenberg)
“I want to make love to you.”“But I have a race to rescue.”“Oh, that’s right.”“But I have a minute now.”“Hooray!” (about the Black Dagger Brotherhood series)
“I want to shag you.”“But I have murders to solve.”“Damn.”“Okay, I have a minute now.”“Hooray!” (about the …In Death series)