Carrie Bebris books

L'enigma di Mansfield Park o L'affare Crawford (2008)

Wow, wow, wow! This is Carrie Bebris' best yet! Truly. Her writing and stories just get better and better; top shelf mystery that had me turning pages into the wee hours of the morning. I felt torn between speed reading to find out whodunnit, but wanted to prolong my delight and suspense in this ...

The Matters at Mansfield: Or, The Crawford Affair (2008)

This is the fourth book in the series, and I must confess that Mansfield Park is still on my Austen "to-read" list, so I was at a loss about some of the secondary characters and their possible histories.Regardless, knowing nothing about Mansfield Park, I deeply enjoyed this story. I found the st...

Intrigo a Highbury (2011)

I wasn't sure how a fan fiction mystery would be, but I was so happily surprised. It was fun to reconnect with characters after their Jane Austen stories. The author did a nice job of keeping them true to their original portrayals, while at the same time building upon Emma's world. If you are fam...

The Deception at Lyme: Or, The Peril of Persuasion (2011)

I liked it. It's a mystery mash-up of characters from Pride and Prejudice and Persuasion, and it was fun to see with in what disdain the Darcy's held Sir Walter Elliot. The author manages to weave a good mystery without changing the essential characters of the original books, though she does make...

Pride and Prescience: Or, A Truth Universally Acknowledged (2007)

I Darcy idealiAvevo letto questo romanzo qualche anno fa, ma avevo parzialmente rimosso il finale: ricordavo solo vagamente chi fosse il colpevole e la natura semi-paranormale della soluzione al mistero. Ricordo di aver pensato: «Per fortuna che ho letto prima Le ombre di Pemberley, perché non so...

Suspense and Sensibility: Or, First Impressions Revisited (2005)

Inspired by characters from Jane Austen’s novels Pride and Prejudice and Sense and Sensibility, the second in the Mr. & Mrs. Darcy mysteries series begins four months after the marriage of Austen’s famous romantic duo, Elizabeth Bennet and Fitzwilliam Darcy.Family obligations take them from Pembe...

The Ruins of Myth Drannor (2000)

It was okay. It gets points for being a fast read and skipping a lot of detritus, in a book like this she was spot on in how she moved the story along. Also, for those gamers, it showed a path for rogue and a paladin to both be themselves (dishonest cut purse and ultra honorable do-gooder) and ...

Pool of Radiance (2001)

North By Northanger: Or The Shades of Pemberley (2007)

One day Elizabeth finds a letter from Darcy's mother addressed to her. The letter mentions a family heirloom that protects women in labour, but which has unfortunately gone missing. Being in a delicate condition herself, Elizabeth is quite curious about this family heirloom and decides to go on a...

Mr and Mrs Darcy 02 Suspense & Sensibility

Dashwood did not come to dinner that night. Or the following. Or any night that week. He sent his regrets, explaining only that urgent business would prevent him from enjoying the pleasure of Miss Bennet's company for at least a se'nnight, perhaps longer. Elizabeth often caught her sister looking...

Suspense and Sensibility Or, First Impressions Revisited: A Mr. & Mrs. Darcy Mystery

Willoughby to Elinor Dashwood,Sense and Sensibility, Chapter 44"Oh, why did we not come here earlier?" Kitty sighed bitterly. "Grafton House is always busy this time of day. We never should have stopped at Layton and Shear’s first.""It is the sign of a successful season," Elizabeth responded. "Do...

North by Northanger (A Mr. & Mrs. Darcy Mystery)

who can ever be tired of Bath?”—Catherine Morland, Northanger AbbeyO ctober marked the start of the official season in Bath, where members of the Polite World gathered in winter to improve their health and their social standing in a single convenient venue. Mornings were spent “taking the waters,...

The Matters at Mansfield: (Or, the Crawford Affair) (Mr. & Mrs. Darcy Mysteries)

He was a tall, serious-looking man perhaps a year or two younger than Darcy, and wore the black coat of a clergyman. Despite his sober mien, he had a kind face, though Elizabeth privately admitted that her assessment might be influenced by the fact that he had somehow induced Mrs. Norris to stop ...

The Deception at Lyme: Or, the Peril of Persuasion (Mr. And Mrs. Darcy Mysteries)

A boundary between the quiet village and the untamed sea, the ancient breakwater was the only place where it felt natural to entertain conjecture on subjects that also lay beyond the limits of civilized behavior. As they walked along the lower wall, passing the gin shop and following the curve to...

Pride and Prescience

Darcy,Pride and Prejudice, Chapter 10     Elizabeth inhaled deeply, drawing the crisp country air into her lungs to refresh both her body and her spirit. Though London offered diversions and an atmosphere unique in all England, her honeymoon there had confirmed that she was a country gi...