These Three Remain : A Novel of Fitzwilliam Darcy, Gentleman (Paperback)

from RubyScarlett

Very very good. Oh I'm so pleased I read this trilogy! I now understand what all the good reviews are about. It's really lovely - good writing, great insight into Darcy's personality. Aidan really developed characters I was eager to know more about - Georgiana is a delightful young woman in this ...

from atimco

These Three Remain is the final novel in Pamela Aidan's retelling of Pride & Prejudice from Darcy's perspective, and probably the most enjoyable. Most of it has to do with the fact that we get to see Elizabeth again and everything that has been building finally reaches its conclusion. To tell thi...

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Whenever Aidan strayed too far off the familiar path, I tended to lose interest but overall I really enjoyed having Darcy's perspective on familiar events (even if I still think that Mr. Darcy is one of Austen's dullest leading men). I would really like it if she wrote a book from Bingley's persp...

from Cariola

I enjoyed the first book in this trilogy that tells the story of Pride and Prejudice from Darcy's point of view; the second, not so much. Thus I put off for awhile getting around to the third installment--but it was, by far, the best of the three. Aidan does a good job of maintaining the tone and...

from creyola

I couldn't stop reading this third and final installment of the 'Fitzwilliam Darcy, Gentleman' series. Pamela Aidan brings Darcy to life and makes him proud yet loveable. She writes with a freedom that Austen herself could not achieve due to the era she lived in. Well done and I recommend it for ...