Book/Original Fiction: Anne Elliot lives in a world of privilege and ideas, raised by her Pulitzer Prize winning father to value scholarly pursuits above all else. Firmly entrenched in a world of academia, it is a life she has freely embraced as her own until the day she’s persuaded by those around her to give up the enlisted navy officer she’s grown to love.  

Eight years later, Edward Wentworth reenters her life as a successful business owner, quickly gaining the respect of her family and friends. Anne’s feelings have only grown stronger over the years, but she soon begins to realize that her chances at happiness and finding the love of her life, may have already passed her by.

Lizzie Bennett has a secret. The opinionated and fiercely independent art gallery owner still believes in the decidedly un-modern notion of happily ever after. So when her sister Jane’s latest fling threatens to turn serious, Lizzie finds herself the relationship’s biggest champion, especially after meeting disapproving corporate raider Will Darcy.

Liberal Lizzie instantly clashes with the conservative businessman. It’s hate at first sight and the feeling seems mutual. But her resolve to avoid him is repeatedly tested by the whims of fate and a rigid social calendar.

 Re-imagining Jane