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Mr Collins in Love | Lee Welch

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The year is 1811 and the new rector of Hunsford, Mr William Collins, must be above reproach. He must be respectable, pious, good at losing at quadrille, and disapproving of popular novels. Above all, he must obey his terrifying patroness, Lady Catherine de Bourgh.
When William’s boyhood friend Jem arrives, looking for safe harbour from the press-gangs, William’s ‘perfect clergyman’ disguise begins to slip. A farm labourer’s son, Jem is gentle and loyal, and being with him is all William wants. Soon, Jem and William renew their youthful intimacies—until Lady Catherine’s demands come between them.
Can William find a way to navigate the Regency marriage market without losing his beloved Jem?
This m/m historical romance is a Pride and Prejudice spin-off and features characters from the original novel by Jane Austen alongside original characters.

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Mr Collins in Love | Lee Welch

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I'm not a huge Austen fan, but I was curious about the idea of someone making Mr Collins the hero of the story. This worked really well, told from the point of view of Mr Collins and with real sympathy for the character. I really liked it.

rwmg Now, that does sound a challenge 2mo

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