Jane Bennet Takes Charge: A Pride & Prejudice Variation

In this the 6th book in the 'Take Charge' series, it is Jane Bennet's turn to shine. We discover in this story what caused Jane to take on the persona of the peacemaker, the one who always needs to see the positive regardless of the facts. Through the first few chapters we see a Jane close to the one in canon and the story follows the familiar track (to a certain extent) of the one and only great Pride & Prejudice . We arrive at a point in the early chapters where Jane is forced to re-evaluate her outlook on life which helps her to find her voice and begin to take charge. From that point on there is a divergence from the original story that this one is a variation of. What happens when Jane is pushed too far? How will she react to Bingley's abandonment, especially as this is not the first time something similar has occurred to her. This tale will tell us of Jane's first love and the reason she was sundered from her Mason. A saving grace for the three older Bennet sisters is their Grandmama Beth Bennet. What happens when Jane and some of her sisters reunite with their beloved Grandmother and discover previously unknown family members? How does Jane influence her own course with Bingley, Lizzy's with Darcy, her youngest two wild sisters, and her parents? Will Wickham be believed and will he be allowed to wreck the havoc he does in canon? This story will reveal all of the answers to the above questions and much, much more.

In this the 6th book in the 'Take Charge' series, it is Jane Bennet's turn to shine. We discover in this story what caused Jane to take on the persona of the peacemaker, the one who always needs to see the positive regardless of the facts. Through the first few chapters we see a Jane close to the one in canon and the story follows the familiar track (to a certain extent) of the one and only great Pride & Prejudice . We arrive at a point in the early chapters where Jane is forced to re-evaluate her outlook on life which helps her to find her voice and begin to take charge. From that point on there is a divergence from the original story that this one is a variation of. What happens when Jane is pushed too far? How will she react to Bingley's abandonment, especially as this is not the first time something similar has occurred to her. This tale will tell us of Jane's first love and the reason she was sundered from her Mason. A saving grace for the three older Bennet sisters is their Grandmama Beth Bennet. What happens when Jane and some of her sisters reunite with their beloved Grandmother and discover previously unknown family members? How does Jane influence her own course with Bingley, Lizzy's with Darcy, her youngest two wild sisters, and her parents? Will Wickham be believed and will he be allowed to wreck the havoc he does in canon? This story will reveal all of the answers to the above questions and much, much more.