Book 2 of 9: Jane Austen's Dragons: A Regency gaslamp dragon fantasy adventureA dragon’s imagination is very rapid. It jumps from separation to anxiety, and anxiety to wreaking havoc. FitzwilliamDarcy finds caring for a baby dragon more of a fraught guardianshipthan anticipated. Little Pemberley may have survived a perilous hatchingand still successfully imprinted on humans, but she’s pining for oneparticular human to the point she is fast becoming a danger to herselfand others. Elizabeth Bennet may yearn for baby Pemberley, but she hasher own share of misfortunes to manage. Her cousin Mr. Collins, heir tothe Longbourn entail, has decided that marrying her will add verygreatly to his future happiness. While the estate dragon agrees--andinsists she accept him--Elizabeth and the rest of Longboun's dragonsinsist he is the last man in the world whom she could ever be prevailedon to marry--a better dragon's dinner than a husband.It’s disappointmentand spleen all around as Lady Catherine de Bourgh involves herself inthe affair after hearing reports of a most alarming nature. There arefew people in England besides herself who could make things worse. Inthat, Lady Catherine is a true proficient.Baby Pemberley’s fate iscaught in a deadly tangle of families and fortunes, forcing Darcy andElizabeth to take the biggest gamble of their lives to win or lose itall.Jane Austen meets Anne McCaffrey's Dragonriders of Pern. A must read for Pern fans.Book 2 in the Jane Austen's Dragons series.