“It is a truth universally acknowledged, that a single woman in possession of a free mind, must be in want of a superhero.” In a parallel universe not so far, far away somewhere in the Multiverse this novel begins in rural England around the turn of the 19th century during the British Regency Period. Unbeknown to humanity, it is a time of intergalactic jeopardy that threatens not only the fate of freedom in the parallel universe, but as a consequence of the Laws of Physics, the entire Multiverse. Here we find Lizzy Bennet who has always known she had rather special abilities, but quickly discovers their depth and extent and that they are incredible superpowers. Furthermore, she soon discovers that a select group of people including her father and her four sisters all have differing superpowers of their own. But where did these superpowers come from? They were a donation from a mysterious group of aliens known as the Equalisers who were believed to be shapeshifters in human form and who can only grant the Superheroes an equal chance of success. Lizzy and her fellow Superheroes soon find themselves onboard a starship embedded in a sci-fi space opera where they face an approaching starship armada of all-conquering alien invaders. Can they defeat them? Find out in T. J. P. Campbell’s incredible novel Pride and Prejudice and Superheroes, the first in his English Classics/Space Opera mashup trilogy. If you enjoy the interweaving of Jane Austen’s classic Pride and Prejudice with the action-packed excitement of sci-fi space opera, you’re sure to enjoy Pride and Prejudice and Superheroes.