Books by Jean Burnett
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review 1: While the idea of following the adventures of Lydia, the youngest, silliest sister in "Pride and Prejudice", has potential, the author doesn't accomplish it. It's not actually poorly written. It's just one of the few books I've read that was so dull, I lacked the interest to fi...
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review 1: A larking good time is had by the reader, as we follow the mostly amoral Lydia Bennet Wickham on her adventures, from London to Brighton, Pemberly to Bath, and back again, card sharking, consorting with a hirsute corrupt banker, an amorous highwayman, and finally, embarking on a ...
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review 1: After the death of Wickham, Lydia finds herself living on the benevolence of Darcy and Elizabeth. To escape, Lydia joins some friends in London where they stage gambling evenings to improve their purses. Several unfortunate events and liaisons lead her from London to Bath and ...