Published:
January 21st, 2014 (ADS, Inc.)
Pages:
77
Rating:
4/5
Miss Darcy Decides is a light, sweet Pride and Prejudice novella, book two in the Love at Pemberley series.
While visiting a young woman—who was not so fortunate as Miss Georgiana Darcy in escaping the persuasions of a rogue—Georgiana meets Sir Camden Sutton, whose reputation causes Georgiana to wonder as to his motives. Her wondering soon turns to a different feeling when Sir Camden comes to stay at Pemberley, showing himself to be a very different man than was rumored. While Sir Camden struggles with his past and his commitment to his future, as well as the ill intentions of haughty Caroline Bingley, Miss Darcy must decide whether to listen to others, or the words written on her heart.
Jane
Austen spin-offs are my cup of tea. They can be done really well or really
badly, and thankfully this one was done very well. It’s the perfect little
novella for a road trip or an afternoon by the pool.
I
feel like Reina did a great job of staying true to Austen’s original
characters. This is something that I feel is relatively important to do. I love
the addition of Sir Camden. Georgiana’s true forgiving nature and her ability
to see the good in others is amplified in the character of Sir Camden. This
sweet little romance is a good reminder that a certain amount of forgiveness
and forgetfulness is required to make any relationship work.
Through
it was short and sweet, I enjoyed every page of Miss Darcy Decides. We the
grown-up side of Georgiana as she begins to make bold decision about what she
believes and wants. I’m looking forward to reading more stories from the Love
at Pemberley series.
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About the Author
Reina M.
Williams loves period dramas, sweet reads, fairy tales, cooking and baking. She
lives in the San Francisco Bay Area with her two boys, who hope to someday take
a research trip to England with their mom.
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