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Jane Austen's Estate of Affairs

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Reads 3,327
Votes 75
Parts 8
Time 2h 34m

Jane Austen's niece solves a thrilling mystery surrounding the disappearance of an unpublished Austen manuscript, and along the way finds her own happy ending. I hope you enjoy my story, Estate of Affairs, that is inspired by my love of all things Jane Austen. It was written in collaboration with Legacy Games, who just released a free-to-play Facebook game called "Jane Austen's Rogues & Romance." If you like Jane Austen, Pride and Prejudice, Elizabeth and Darcy, etc., you will love playing this game. Enjoy!All Rights Reserved

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Pride and Prejudice by kooljay

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