Felicity in Marriage

Mrs. Bennet has nothing more to wish for. With three daughters married, her business in life is very nearly complete: Mr. Bennet is merely relieved to finally reclaim the peace and quiet of his book-room. Their two eldest daughters, Elizabeth Darcy and Jane Bingley have certainly found felicity in marriage as the ladies of Pemberley and Netherfield, enjoying everything such positions in society command. But the marriage of the youngest Bennet daughter, Lydia, to the unscrupulous but charming George Wickham does not leave her parents or sisters entirely sanguine. If only the couple had not gone so far away - to Newcastle of all places - and Lydia in possession of such an unguarded and imprudent manner, certain only to worsen without her family's steadying influence. Step back inside the delightful world of Pride and Prejudice and Wickham's Wife and join your favorite characters as they continue with their lives and loves. Listen to the gossip; recognize the delights and vexations of early marriage; re-visit old relationships; experience country living, and the excitement of Regency London. The ending of Austen's famous novel is just the beginning!