Pemberley to Waterloo: Georgiana Darcy's Diary, Volume 2

from LVStrongPuff

I loved this book. I felt the characters were engaging and as I read I wanted to know more and more about them.

from N.W.Moors

Georgianna Darcy and Edward FitzWilliam are engaged to be married. Life continues at Pemberley until Napoleon escapes from Elba and Edward is called back to duty on Wellington's staff. This is a continuation of Georgianna's Diary, so the book is written in the form of a journal with lovely sketch...

from kathleen586

Not as good as book 1. Caroline Bingley in particular behaves very out of character (worse than Lydia!). There were also more random minor characters that should have been cut out.

from ahef1963

I've now read both volumes of Georgiana Darcy's diary this week, and I found them sweet, and loving, and faithful to Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice. Georgiana Darcy is the much-younger sister of Fitzwilliam Darcy, he of the haughty demeanour who eventually marries Elizabeth Bennet in Pride and...

from LVStrongPuff

I loved this book. I felt the characters were engaging and as I read I wanted to know more and more about them.