I've owned this book for...years (wow, far longer than I thought by at least a couple of years!) but I'd never read it before now. It both was and wasn't what I was expecting. The book is broken into three sections: Darcy, The Colonel, and the Family. The first two sections focus on Darcy after hi...
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2-2.5I was really eager for this one: I love the dynamic between Darcy and Col. Fitz, and I wanted to see that explored, as well as get some of the Col's story. Unfortunately, the characters I found in this were practically unrecognizable. Lizzie sometimes devolved into a shrieking harpy, Darcy was ...
Not at all what I was expecting after reading the back cover. First half of the book is all about Elizabeth and Mr. Darcy, the second half is about Colonel Fitzwilliam, his new bride and her kid. I enjoyed the half with Darcy and then skipped through the Fitzwilliam half, reading only when Darcy or ...
Not one of my favourite Jane Austen spin-offs. The first half of the book is interesting, but the second half bombs with a contrived Mary-Sue plot. Blech! Only for the die-hard Austen fans. Otherwise, not one I'd recommend. For the longer review, please go here:http://www.epinions.com/review/Karen_V...
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