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With warmth, wit, and infinite charm Pamela Mingle brings to the page Pride and Prejudice's reserved and awkward Mary Bennet and proves that there is always room for another Austen spin-off when it's this good. For most of her life, Mary Bennet has been an object of ridicule. With a notable lack of social graces, she has been an embarrassment to her family on more than one occasion. But lately, Mary has changed. She's matured and attained a respectable, if somewhat unpolished, decorum. Her peace and contentment are shattered, however, when her sister Lydia turns up -- very pregnant and separated from Wickham. Mary and Kitty are busitled off to stay with Jane and her husband. It is there that Mary meets Henry Walsh, whose attentions confound her. Unschooled in the game of love, Mary knows her heart and her future are at risk. Is she worthy of romance or should she take the safer path? In her journey of self-acceptance, she discovers the answer.