Lizbeth Dreyfus is a modern woman with a classic problem. She holds everyone to impossible standards - even herself. It's her senior year of college, she's president of her sorority, and she has to finish her honor's thesis to graduate. She doesn't expect to meet a man who holds her to even higher standards and criticizes her at every turn. When he professes his love in spite of her flaws, she finds herself questioning how she treats the people she loves. If she can put aside her prejudices like Wil did with his pride, she may be able to be with the man she didn't realize she loved, figure out her own future, and save her sorority sisters from being kicked off campus. Pride, Prejudice, and Pledging is the absorbing stand alone second book in the 21st Century Austen romantic comedy series. If you like classics made contemporary, enemies to lovers, academic romances, and socially awkward heroes, then you'll love Sara Marks' lighthearted modernization of Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice. Buy now to see how this modern woman gets her happily ever after

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