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Finding Jane Fairfax

Jane Fairfax knows she is truly fortunate. Most orphans face lives of hardship, whereas she was adopted by doting surrogate parents who elevated her place in Society and love her as their own. Yet even they cannot shield her from the grim realities of life without a suitable marriage. In moments of despair, Jane comforts herself with a well-worn memory: that of a young man whose kind words when they were children once soothed her heartbreak. But now that boy has grown into a dashing gentleman—and their lives could not be more distant.

Frank Churchill is a prisoner of his station. His inheritance is held in the balance by his demanding aunt, and the weight of her expectations is suffocating him. But when a chance encounter brings the lovely Miss Fairfax back into his life, he discovers what it is to truly live. As the pair secretly become acquainted amid the confines of Society’s strict rules, their friendship blossoms into love. But in a world ruled by unyielding traditions, endeavoring to build a life together would mean inviting a scandal that would shake the very foundation of the ton.

Paperback
Pages - 286
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Robbin J. Peterson is the author of Going Home, Conviction, and 13 Days of Girls Camp. She earned her degree in English literature from Utah State University and her associate of arts degree from Snow College. She has six kids, plays the viola, and works as an elementary school librarian.

Review

“An absolutely sweet and charming prequel to Jane Austen's Emma. Readers will be enchanted as Jane and Frank's relationship blossoms from friendship to romance.” --Sydney Anderson, Singing Librarian Books

“If you like reading books by Jane Austen, you're going to love book. This book sucked me in from the very beginning. There were scenes that made me laugh and scenes that left me feeling sad for the characters. It was an all-around great story.” --Cathy Jeppsen, @mybookaday

“A dream come true for Emma fans who have always wondered about the love story between Frank Churchill and Jane Fairfax. It's a comfort read that will make you smile, sigh and want to curl up in a blanket and read more." --Meredith Logan

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