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Mr. Darcy’s Noble Connections (2013)

by Abigail Reynolds(Favorite Author)

3.81 of 5 Votes: 5

languge

English

genre

Romance

publisher

White Soup Press

review 1: Entertaining, but it was not a believable alternative to P & P. I felt like I was reading about two entirely different characters rather that Elizabeth and Darcy. The writing was primarily dialogue ( verbal and internal) and the perspective alternated between Darcy and Elizabeth so you knew exactly what each was thinking. The suspense was therefore created by an over-the-top storyline. Despite these flaws, it was an entertaining storyline with interesting characters and lots of plot twists. A good stand alone period romance, but not a Austen-worthy alternate ending to P&P.
review 2: My first Abigail Reynolds read - a Pride and Prejudice variation which takes place several months after Elizabeth had rejected Darcy's proposal at Hunsford Parsonage. Set in a total... morely new location (Bentham Park) the home of her childhood friend Lady Eleanor Carlisle. All new characters are introduced as family and friends of Darcy. The story starts as Elizabeth responds to an urgent request from Lady Eleanor, what follows is the story of several couples progression to mutual understanding less

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