Nice people are not memorable?

I can never figure out Jane Bennet. She's too nice. She thinks too well of people.

Many JAFF writers have a go at her. She was murdered in one spin-off, with Bingley as the killer. In other spin-offs, she was often paired off with Colonel Fitzwilliam. Sometimes, she was sacrificed and became Mrs. Collins.

For someone five times as pretty as other women in the room, Jane Bennet seems to be one of the most under-developed characters in Pride and Prejudice.

So pretty girls don't often have all the fun?

Threesome

From the old post:

I haven't read Harlequin's sexy romance for a while, since I've been immersed in Pride and Prejudice fan fiction for the past two years. Yesterday I picked up one from an author I usually like. Guess what? The super rich hero (the boss) actually had sex with bimbo twins and the next day, he asked the heroine (the Personal Assistant) to take them out for shopping.

I switched off immediately. For the villains and others, multiple partners are ok. But I like my hero with...hero's character.

Seen and Unseen

Are you reading anything interesting lately? I love to read Jane Austen variations and I've just read a wonderful story over at Derbyshire Writers Guild.

Elizabeth Bennet in Pride and Prejudice was struck by tragedy in Seen and Unseen by Kim B. It was amazing to read how she could overcome her infliction and won Mr. Darcy's love. 

I hope Kim would one day complete the story. The story is over 280,000 words already, so definitely well worth reading. Here is the link for Seen and Unseen.  Happy Reading!