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If Jane Austen lived in the 21st Century, who knows how Mr. Darcy and Elizabeth Bennet would overcome their false impressions, mistaken pride and unfounded prejudices. Here is a possible answer. -- Take a humorous journey with post-graduate student Elizabeth Bennet as she travels to London to study for her PhD. Will her strange dreams of princesses and knights hold her back or will being just "A Little Bit Psychic" aid her in discovering that William Darcy is the love of her life?

Hearsay has swayed Elizabeth Bennet's impression of the new base commander before he even arrives to head Pemberley Air Force Base. At first meeting, she is instantly drawn to Col. Darcy's voice, good looks and his adorable 5-year-old daughter. Will tragedy bring them closer together or will Elizabeth's looming swayed impressions destroy what has turned out to be her dream? Many have said that Jane Austen is a major influence for modern-day romance novelist. Her Pride & Prejudice characters have enchanted readers for generations, inspiring prequels, sequels, retellings and many fan fiction...

Somewhere... Further Down the Road... Elizabeth Bennet's journey to Derbyshire takes a different turn when Mr. Wickham travels with Lydia to Lambton instead of London... Wickham's name is enough to demonstrate he is a very bad man. He is a man who lives a dissolute, licentious life in the bowels of Regency England, and he wants everything his former friend Darcy has, including Elizabeth Bennet Will he succeed or will Darcy be the victor?

This study deals with an underexplored area of the emerging technologies debate: robotics in the healthcare setting. The author explores the role of care and develops a value-sensitive ethical framework for the eventual employment of care robots. Highlighting the range of positive and negative aspects associated with the initiative to design and use care robots, it draws out essential content as a guide to future design both reinforcing this study's contemporary relevance, and giving weight to its prescriptions. The book speaks to, and is meant to be read by, a range of disciplines from...