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The Mask of Meryton

A hidden-identity retelling of Pride & Prejudice

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By: Eloise Arden
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A standalone Regency romance — part of the Austen Seasons collection of swoon-worthy retellings.

Behind every polite smile is a carefully guarded secret.

After the unexpected death of Mr. Bennet, Elizabeth Bennet concocts a delicate ruse to protect her family’s home and finances. She arrives in Meryton under a false identity—a distant cousin’s ward—determined to keep her secret buried. Yet the discerning Mr. Darcy, newly arrived in the neighborhood, grows suspicious of the poised young woman who seems too clever and too captivated by him to be what she claims.

As Elizabeth and Darcy spar through social gatherings and subtle interrogations, the tension between them builds. Each ballroom encounter, each guarded conversation, draws them closer toward the truth. With every step they take together, Elizabeth’s carefully constructed mask slips, revealing a power struggle not only between pride and prejudice, but between the peril of deception and the possibility of real happiness. Love may shatter the façade forever, or force Elizabeth to lose the very person she’s risking her life to protect.

Never lift the veil of Meryton if you fear the truth. Historical Historical Fiction Regency Romantic Suspense

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Cause none of it makes sense! REPEAT scenes EVERYWHERE! but written differently (but not on purpose like "Clue"). Garden & Bingley open their receipt boxes multi times at the end climax scene, which is written twice. And no one recognizes lizzy because she puts only a hair CAP on! The Cap of Meryton, not The Mask of Meryton.

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