This book is perfect if you love Jane Austen and Pride and Prejudice in particular. Unfortunately I wouldn't be classed as a fan of either. I still enjoyed this book thoroughly, however. Having read Pride and Prejudice as well as seeing the movie, it was a great transition and it was as if Jane her...
I really liked it, probably the best sequel to Pride and Prejudice I've read, certainly the best at mimicking Austen's prose. I loved the ending. the Wickhams ending up in America is so excessively fitting. Also, the prospect of Jane and Elizabeth and the rest of the Bennets being able to live out t...
I was very excited to win this from Goodreads as a give-away and the bonus was that it was a continuation of one of my all time favorites, Pride and Prejudice. Yay for lovely gifts.The beginning is fairly exciting with a murder mystery to start the day (or rather night). Elizabeth, Darcy, the Bingle...
Compared to other novels by PD James, this book was a big disappointment.I was not concerned about the use of characters from Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen, as this procedure had been used successfully in such books as Jack Maggs by Peter Carey, but in this case it was nowhere near as successfu...
I've read enough Austen fanfic (good and bad, published and unpublished) that I'm no longer frightened by the idea of another. My new philosophy is that if another author can "ruin" Austen, I was never that big of a fan to begin with.That said, P.D. James's book is barely fanfic. Darcy and Lizzie ...
P.D. James' "Death Comes to Pemberley" has something for mystery fans and Austen fans alike. At the beginning of the story, the Darcys are preparing for the annual ball held at Pemberley. Lydia is on her way to visit, although her husband (George Wickham) is not received for a variety of reasons w...
My actual rating for this book was 3.5 starsI have to start this review with a confession; I have never read a book by Jane Austen. I am familiar with the plots and some of the characters in most of her books but unacquainted with her writing style. My review of this book by P.D. James should be vie...
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