Mitzi Szereto's sizzling rewrite of Jane Austen's classic novel truly goes all the way: Mr. Bingley and his sister both have designs on Mr. Darcy's manhood; Elizabeth's BFF Charlotte stumbles upon a secret world of feminine relations more to her liking than those of her marriage to Mr Collins and men are not always the dominating sex! And of course, there's some good old fashioned bodice ripping that shows no pride or prejudice and reveals hot, hidden lusts in every page-turning chapter.
'Thank God for Mitzi Szereto! Now the literary purists have someone new to go after with their pitchforks. Adding zombies to Pride and Prejudice was one thing, but SEX SEX SEX? It s sacrilege! Raunchy, hilarious, subversive sacrilege... which is the best kind, of course.' --Steve Hockensmith, author of Pride and Prejudice and Zombies: Dawn of the Dreadfuls
'If Jane Austen had drunk a great deal of absinthe and slipped out of her petticoat... Mitzi Szereto s erotic parody of Pride and Prejudice might well be the result!' --Susie Bright
'If Jane Austen can survive the onslaught of zombies, she can surely swoon all over at the thought of Mitzi Szereto s witty and explicit new exploration of her classic novel. A sexy hoot!' --Maxim Jakubowski
'Mitzi Szereto s deliciously erotic retelling of Pride and Prejudice boldly turns Austen s classic on its pretty little head, knickers-side up. With keen wit (I laughed out loud many times), elegant prose, and a wicked imagination, Szereto exposes hidden lusts and truths, paying irreverent homage to Austen s romantic entanglements of yore while at the same time revealing a great deal about contemporary matters sexual and otherwise.' --Janice Eidus, author of The Last Jewish Virgin and The War of the Rosens.
'Mitzi Szereto s Pride and Prejudice: Hidden Lusts is a luscious tribute to Jane Austen. This erotic version of the classic honors the wit, romance and sociological observation of the original. At the same time, it s as though Szereto knows the wicked thoughts that went through many of our minds went we first read Pride and Prejudice. Austen lovers will savor this hot Regency romance perhaps even your aunt who worships the PBS versions. And those who don t love Austen can enjoy this entertaining, smart and sensual novel.' --Polly Frost, author of Deep Inside: Extreme Erotic Fantasies and Sex Scenes
'Mitzi Szereto s adaptation of Pride and Prejudice is a mysterious and delightful uncovering of random sexual encounters among the landed gentry. You will have a ball!' --Nick Belardes, author of Random Obsessions and illustrator of West of Here
'Thank God for Mitzi Szereto! Now the literary purists have someone new to go after with their pitchforks. Adding zombies to Pride and Prejudice was one thing, but SEX SEX SEX? It s sacrilege! Raunchy, hilarious, subversive sacrilege... which is the best kind, of course.' --Steve Hockensmith, author of Pride and Prejudice and Zombies: Dawn of the Dreadfuls
'If Jane Austen had drunk a great deal of absinthe and slipped out of her petticoat... Mitzi Szereto s erotic parody of Pride and Prejudice might well be the result!' --Susie Bright
'If Jane Austen can survive the onslaught of zombies, she can surely swoon all over at the thought of Mitzi Szereto s witty and explicit new exploration of her classic novel. A sexy hoot!' --Maxim Jakubowski
'Mitzi Szereto s deliciously erotic retelling of Pride and Prejudice boldly turns Austen s classic on its pretty little head, knickers-side up. With keen wit (I laughed out loud many times), elegant prose, and a wicked imagination, Szereto exposes hidden lusts and truths, paying irreverent homage to Austen s romantic entanglements of yore while at the same time revealing a great deal about contemporary matters sexual and otherwise.' --Janice Eidus, author of The Last Jewish Virgin and The War of the Rosens.
'Mitzi Szereto s Pride and Prejudice: Hidden Lusts is a luscious tribute to Jane Austen. This erotic version of the classic honors the wit, romance and sociological observation of the original. At the same time, it s as though Szereto knows the wicked thoughts that went through many of our minds went we first read Pride and Prejudice. Austen lovers will savor this hot Regency romance perhaps even your aunt who worships the PBS versions. And those who don t love Austen can enjoy this entertaining, smart and sensual novel.' --Polly Frost, author of Deep Inside: Extreme Erotic Fantasies and Sex Scenes
'Mitzi Szereto s adaptation of Pride and Prejudice is a mysterious and delightful uncovering of random sexual encounters among the landed gentry. You will have a ball!' --Nick Belardes, author of Random Obsessions and illustrator of West of Here
