The Bachelors

The Bachelors

It is a well-known fact that a single man without a penny to his name must be in want of a rich wife.<br />Darcy, Bingham and Wick Austen are about to lose the family business. <br />Without a miracle or a substantial cash investment, Austen's—the bookstore chain that was established by their great-great-grandfather—will go into receivership.<br />A chance encounter at a charity ball with the attractive, single and filthy-rich Bennet sisters has Wick Austen convincing his brothers that the way to save their livelihoods rests at the Bennet's red-soled-shoe clad feet. <br />But these three women are far more than your average, simpering, society-loving heiresses.<br /><br />Darcy isn't so sure about his youngest brother's plan, especially when the smart, feisty and ridiculously sexy Eliza Bennet shoots down his advances in a ball of flames, and accuses him of being a proud and egotistical jerk. <br />Meanwhile, Bingham meets the sweet and approachable Jane, and insta-love ensues, and Wick gets used up and spat out by the youngest and most flighty sister, Lydia.<br />Will the Austen bachelors secure a wife and save the family name or will they become the Bennet sister's latest conquests?<br /><br />*Inspired by Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice, The Bachelors is a contemporary twist with added naughtiness*