Mr. Darcy's Daughters : A Novel (Paperback)

from Juva

In this sequel to the classic by Jane Austen, Mr. and Mrs. Darcy have gone abroad to Constantinople, leaving their five daughters in the care of their cousins, the Fitzwilliams, for their first London season. Will the five heiresses be able to successfully navigate the social battlefield and obta...

from wbarker

Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice is a personal favorite - so when I saw that Elizabeth Aston had written about Mr. Darcy and Elizabeth's daughters, I HAD to pick it up! My advice - skip the first two chapters (I had trouble following the chatter), then the book became more readable for me, but I...

from whitreidtan

As Pride and Prejudice fans the world over know, there is only one Jane Austen and she did not write a follow-up to her beloved novel. So we are left with modern authors trying to take pen in hand (keyboard in fingers just doesn't sound as good, does it?) and explore the world so many of us are l...

from alyson

I don't like many of the Jane Austen copycat books, but this series was really enjoyable. I think the author wisely used Elizabeth and Mr Darcy as background characters, but focused on their children. Pride and Prejudice devotees can't be offended by changed views of their favorites, but they sti...

from DeltaQueen50

Mr Darcy's Daughters by Elizabeth Aston is based on Jane Austin's Pride and Prejudice and therein is the biggest problem with this book. I personally am not in favor of taking these beloved stories and adding to them. The original author finished her book and so it should be left at that. Revivin...