Pride and Prejudice: Hidden Lusts

Mitzi Szereto‘s Pride and Prejudice: Hidden Lusts continues to woo readers and the media! Now Glamour UK joins in the fun, listing the novel in their top picks in their naughty books category!

“An X-rated homage to Jane Austen’s classic.”

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The kind folks at the Dallas Voice are giving away a free copy of Mitzi Szereto‘s Pride and Prejudice: Hidden Lusts.

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Mitzi Szereto‘s Pride and Prejudice: Hidden Lusts continues to lure readers and reviewers into its raunchy web.

“… A glorious, breathless gallop through the word-smithing antics based on Jane Austen’s most popular classic novel… Written with Szereto’s deft humor, combined with Austen’s style, the result is a great deal of fun with literature, with scandal and laughter on every page. Laugh out loud funny and arousing by turns, the pace doesn’t flag from beginning to end, every point spot on,” says the Portland Book Review.

Check out the book review at:

http://www.portlandbookreview.com/pride-and-prejudice-hidden-lusts/

Even the Irish can no longer remain immune to Mitzi Szereto‘s bold and raunchy Jane Austen sacrilege! Here’s what the country’s culture magazine Hot Press has to say about Pride and Prejudice: Hidden Lusts:

“Instead of living happily ever after, Elizabeth and Darcy have faced murderers and zombies. Now Mitzi Szereto gives the classic novel an erotic work-over. It’s not just bodice ripping, but Szereto has thrown in a sprinkling of gay desire and BDSM as well.”

“This novel is quite respectful of the original. Szereto’s version is hilarious and accomplished. Who is to say that Jane Austen wouldn’t have written something like this if the zeitgeist of her era had been more like that of ours? In years to come, this book will probably be regarded as a classic in its own right,” says Jean Roberta about Pride and Prejudice: Hidden Lusts.

Check out this comprehensive book review as well as read Jean’s interview with P&PHL author Mitzi Szereto at:

http://jean-roberta.livejournal.com/155012.html

“A fan of the original and wondering what all the characters you enjoyed might really be thinking of doing behind all those pleasantries? Give Pride and Prejudice: Hidden Lusts a read and see if you feel the same lusts they do!” say the folks at Bzzingbee.

Check out the complete review at:

http://bzzingbee.com/?p=1238

“Szereto has captured Austen’s voice and tone and the essence of her characters so well that you might’ve believed that it was written by Austen herself — but for all the lustful thoughts and naughty shenanigans that appear in just about every chapter!” says Pace J. Miller about Pride and Prejudice: Hidden Lusts.

Check out the comprehensive book review at:

http://pacejmiller.com/2011/10/01/book-review-pride-and-prejudice-hidden-lusts-by-mitzi-szereto-2/

“Read Pride & Prejudice: Hidden Lusts if for no other reason the novelty or seeing peoples faces when they think you’re all smart and reading a classic, then they look closer and see it’s smut,” says Getting Naughty Between the Stacks.

Check out the review at:

http://gnbstacks.blogspot.com/2011/09/pride-and-prejudice-hidden-lusts-by.html?zx=b402b7994235f737

“It made me think, it made me laugh, and it turned me on… I would definitely recommend this book to anyone who can appreciate a clever parody of a classic or anyone who simply enjoys intelligent erotic wordplay. Of course those who have read the original Pride and Prejudice will appreciate this parody all the more,” says Ivy Wilde’s Sex Blog.

Check out her comprehensive book review at:

http://ivy-wilde.blogspot.com/2011/09/pride-and-prejudice-hidden-lusts-very.html?zx=c32e8cfae8e758ce

“Armed with choice words for the would-be literati who condemn her latest effort, writer Mitzi Szereto becomes Jane Austen by way of Fanny Hill,” says Sexis about Pride and Prejudice: Hidden Lusts and its author.

Find out more about this raunchy retake on the Jane Austen classic as well as the controversy surrounding the book, plus hear what Mitzi and some literary experts have to say on the subject of remaking and sexing up Austen.

http://www.edenfantasys.com/sexis/erotica/pride-and-prejudice-and-porn-0923111/