Books by Carrie Bebris
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review 1: This was even better than the North by Northanger mystery. This time while traveling Elizabeth and Darcy are robbed by gypsies. They go to Highbury to see the magistrate Mr. Knightly. Austen fans will recognize him and his wife Emma. Sadly it turns out that a friend, Edgar Church...
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review 1: I love the fact that Bebris writes the Darcys as multi-layered characters (just the right amount of witty, charming, and affectionate with each other) true to Austen's originals. She then adds her own unique twist as the Darcys encounter both characters from the rest of Austen's ...
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review 1: Persuasion is now my favorite Jane Austen novel and I find Anne a most sympathetic character. The recent movie did not do the novel justice because so much of the novel is the shifting of Anne's emotions, judgements, and coming to terms with the past and the present. So I was i...
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review 1: Mr and Mrs Darcy1. Pride and Prescience: Or, A Truth Univesally Acknowledged (2004)2. Suspense and Sensibility: Or, First Impressions Revisited (2005)3. North By Northanger: Or the Shades of Pemberley (2006)4. The Matters At Mansfield: Or, the Crawford Affair (2008)5. The Intrigu...
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review 1: Honestly, I was so bored of this book that after two weeks of reading a bit here and there, I decided to just be done with it - and quickly. So I did the unthinkable. I skimmed through more than half of the story. *Gasp*Some might really enjoy this mish-mash of characters from Ja...
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review 1: Fitzwilliam and Elizabeth Darcy are on holiday in Lyme with their daughter Lily Anne and Georgiana. While they are walking on the waterfront they come upon the pregnant Mrs. Clay, who has suffered a serious injury from a fall at the base of the Cobb. The woman goes into labor and...
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review 1: I'm on an on-again-off-again Jane Austen-inspired books kick this mystery worked for me because it also satisfied my on-again-off-again mystery series hunger. This was a perfectly fine read for what it is: a nice way to pass the time with a book that I'm not going to have to thin...