If you are looking for a story full of angst, high drama, character development and thrilling action with a deep and meaningful storyline, this offering is not for you.

If you like a fun, feelgood story which is mostly no-angst fluff you might enjoy A Plethora of Peers.

As the title suggests, Darcy and Elizabeth are peers. They are both the grandchildren of an Earl… different Earls, of course. While this circumstance removes one set of problems, it causes its own difficulties.

The story follows the general timeline and major events of P&P until the ball, but the details are quite different.

Longbourn is still entailed, but Mr Bennet has a son, who is also the heir to his maternal grandfather, the Earl of Ashcroft.
Bingley still rents Netherfield and Darcy still does not like to dance and there will be plenty of insults and set downs.

Even Mr Collins and Lady Catherine put in an appearance and cause their own problems to the amusement of some.

Enjoy an irreverent romp through P&P where much is not as it seems.